Hate crime awareness week: together we can challenge hate
How Northumbria Police are supporting hate crime awareness week 2026
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How Northumbria Police are supporting hate crime awareness week 2026
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Forty-year-old Shaun Graham subjected the woman to a prolonged assault, where he held her down, strangled her, sexually assaulted her and then went on to rape her – whilst she repeatedly told him ‘no’. He was jailed for 10 years on Friday, October 2.
Harry Gray, now 24, sexually assaulted the secondary-school aged girl in the South Tyneside area. Gray sexually assaulted the teenager initially as she slept before physically overpowering her once she awoke and made attempts to get him to stop. Today he has been jailed for five years.
The 38-year-old violent domestic abuser has been jailed after committing a sustained and brutal attack on his ex-partner in March at an address in South Tyneside.
Five men have been charged in connection with the alleged organisation of violent disorder – including the suspected conspiracy behind an incident which saw a hearse driven onto a football pitch in 2023. Following a number of connected incidents reported across the summer of 2023, the Force set up a dedicated investigation in response to the alleged organised offending.
The parents of McKenzie Ratcliffe have paid tribute to their son following his tragic death in North Shields last week.
Operation Sentinel has led the regional charge against organised crime, including drug supply, exploitation, and cyber and economic crime.
A man from Heaton has been jailed for seven years for a sexual assault in North Tyneside.
Police and partners are reaffirming their commitment to working alongside each other as an annual crackdown on nuisance anti-social behaviour (ASB) and disorder on the North Tyneside coast gets underway.