Project Vigilant officially launches in Watford following successful pilot
Police in Watford have piloted a national safety initiative that targets perpetrators of sexual predatory behaviour in the town’s night-time economy.
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Police in Watford have piloted a national safety initiative that targets perpetrators of sexual predatory behaviour in the town’s night-time economy.
Officers investigating a burglary in Letchworth Garden City are releasing images of some of the stolen jewellery items in a bid to trace them.
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Chief Constable Charlie Hall spoke about how the constabulary is working towards ending violence against women and girls at the Soroptimist International St Albans and District Orange the World event on Monday.
Police are releasing CCTV footage of a man they would like to speak to as part of their enquiries following a burglary in Sawbridgeworth.
Police, councils and representatives from the hospitality sector in Hertsmere came together this week for a conference aimed at tackling violence against women and girls.
Several vehicles were seized, drugs were located and arrests were made during a week-long operation to tackle acquisitive crime in Hertfordshire.
Detectives in Stevenage are appealing for witnesses and information after two teenage boys had their phones and clothes stolen as they walked home from the Leisure Park on Saturday night (25 November).
In the run up to Christmas, officers across East Herts will once again be carrying out 24 days of action, to target criminals and help keep people safe.
A knife crime campaign has been brought to local schools and colleges recently, highlighting the dangers of carrying knives and how to get help.