Arrests made following serious assault in Hitchin
10:55 30/06/2026Two arrests have been made following a serious assault in Hitchin on Friday (26 June).
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Two arrests have been made following a serious assault in Hitchin on Friday (26 June).
A man has been charged with arson and remanded in custody after a van fire on Hillbrow, Letchworth just before midnight on Wednesday (24 June).
Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) officers in Letchworth successfully identified two individuals involved in the illegal use of off-road motorcycles on public land, with the help of a forensic marking spray, following a targeted operation.
Police are appealing for the public’s help to trace a man following an indecent exposure in Hitchin.
Detectives are appealing for witnesses to come forward after a woman was assaulted in Letchworth Garden City.
The priorities for May to August are as follows:
• Acquisitive vehicle crime. Theft from vehicles and theft of vehicles throughout the rural area is a concern for local communities. We will work with the public and businesses to improve crime prevention awareness and increase patrols in these isolated locations to reduce offences and reassure communities.
• Fly-tipping and related crime along the Herts/Beds border. We will continue to focus on this issue over the coming months, ensuring that close collaboration with colleagues in Bedfordshire continues. We will also continue to undertake dedicated patrols and operations throughout the area.
Issued 18 May 2026
Increased patrols are being conducted in rural locations affected by vehicle crime, with crime prevention advice delivered to residents, businesses and vehicle owners. Reporting of such issues is encouraged to identify offenders and crime patterns.
Joint working and information sharing with neighbouring Bedfordshire Police and partner agencies is being carried out to identify and tackle fly-tipping. Officers carry out dedicated patrols and enforcement operations in hotspot locations.
Actioned 07 July 2026