Arrests and seizures made in County Lines week of action
More than 60 arrests have been made as part of a co-ordinated crackdown on cross-border drug dealing.
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More than 60 arrests have been made as part of a co-ordinated crackdown on cross-border drug dealing.
That’s the message as police remind festive shoppers on the law around using electric vehicles such as e-scooters and e-motorbikes.
Northumbria Police has reaffirmed its commitment to provide the best possible response to stalking victims.
Officers are carrying out a week of dedicated action to highlight the ongoing targeted work to crackdown on anti-social behaviour – as new figures show incidents are falling.
A week-long crackdown on knife crime is being carried out with a focus on seizing dangerous weapons and locating wanted offenders and educating young people about the dangers of carrying knives.
A joint operation between police and council teams has seen warnings given to those known to be involved in crime and anti-social behaviour in a community.
Outstanding police officers, staff and volunteers have all been honoured at a special ceremony.
Nine criminals involved in the false imprisonment, blackmail and torture of three men at a South Shields garage have today been jailed.
A paedophile has been handed a jail sentence of more than 25 years – thanks to the bravery of his survivors coming forward about the abuse they suffered.
Just after 9am on March 27 this year, police were called to Tyne Tunnel Trading Estate after receiving a report that a man had been stabbed.