Watford stands united against VAWG at town centre awareness event
Hundreds of people attended a personal safety event organised by Watford’s Community Safety Partnership in the town centre on Friday (28 November).
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Hundreds of people attended a personal safety event organised by Watford’s Community Safety Partnership in the town centre on Friday (28 November).
A motorcycle was found by police less than two hours after it was reported stolen on Friday (28 November).
Anti-social behaviour, speeding and drug crime are just some of the issues that Neighbourhood Policing Teams (NPTs) across Hertfordshire have been working to address over the past three months, as a direct result of public feedback.
Officers in Welwyn Hatfield are delighted to be teaming up again with a local charity to deliver Warm in Winter gift bags to those in need.
Several gang members have been jailed at Reading Crown Court today (Friday 21 November) for their roles in violent offences which happened in Watford last summer.
Exceptional acts of bravery, outstanding victim support, gold standard investigations and brilliant crime fighting were celebrated at Hertfordshire Constabulary’s Chief Constable’s Annual Awards on Wednesday evening (19 November).
Former Metropolitan police officer, David Carrick, has today (Thursday 20 November) been sentenced to another life sentence, following an eight day trial at the Old Bailey, where he was found guilty of nine new offences involving two new victims.
David Carrick, the former Metropolitan police officer, has today (Wednesday 19 November) been found guilty of a further nine offences including sexual assault, rape and coercive and controlling behaviour, against two more women.
Police in Three Rivers are stepping up their efforts to tackle retail crime at a store which is losing thousands of pounds each week to shoplifting.
Two people were arrested and cannabis with an estimated street value of around £160,000 was seized after police executed a warrant in Hertsmere.