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A thug who admitted attempting to murder a man on a North Tyneside street has been jailed for 20 years.
Northumbria Police have been praised for their approach in preventing crime – and significant improvements have also been recognised in answering 999 calls. An inspection by His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) further highlights how the Force works with partners to combat anti-social behaviour.
After being given a suspended sentence in February, Hatch broke into three businesses in South Shields last week. On Wednesday, he was jailed for 88 weeks.
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Persistent criminal Dillon Lawson, 29, set his sights on several stores across areas such as South Shields, Whitburn, and Boldon Colliery in a spate of offending which saw premises relieved of items including air fresheners, chocolate, and meat.
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The creation of a dedicated team has resulted in a 10 per cent drop in the number of people going missing on multiple occasions in the Northumbria Police area.
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Shortly before 4.30pm on Monday, April 7, police received a report of a collision between a black and brown Harley Davidson motorcycle and a brown Mercedes Sprinter van, on Stephenson Street, near the Hadrian Road junction with Potter Street, in Wallsend. Emergency services attended, where the rider of the Harley Davidson – Chris Brown, 37, of South Shields – was found to have sustained serious injuries.
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Jordan Woods, now 27, sexually assaulted the schoolgirl almost a decade ago in the North Tyneside area.
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Communities across Northumberland and Tyne and Wear now have access to a new Community Risk Register.
Northumbria Police is renewing its pledge to protect victims of stalking and pursue perpetrators as National Stalking Awareness Week (NSAW) gets underway. Today (Tuesday), is the first day of a yearly national week of awareness which aims to shine a spotlight on this type of offending by highlighting the signs of stalking, how to spot them, and signposting victims to support agencies.
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Northumbria Police will increase its community policing presence after getting the green light to boost its recruitment plans.