Operation Impact returns to Sunderland for the second time this year
Operation Impact returns to Sunderland for the second time this year.
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Operation Impact returns to Sunderland for the second time this year.
James Wright, 25, raped both victims at his Sunderland address last year. He also assaulted one of the victims by throwing a mobile phone at her.
More than £25,000 worth of illegal cigarettes, vapes, and hand-rolled tobacco seized.
Northumbria Police will soon be equipped with 154 defibrillators, enough for every single response car across the force
Weapons have been seized and more than 150 arrests made during a dedicated week of action aimed at further tackling knife crime and serious violence in the North East.
A brave stalking victim has come forward to praise police and share their story – hoping it may encourage others to seek support.
“By arming yourself with a knife, you are risking destroying other people’s lives and your own. And that is something that you will never be able to undo.” The words of the father of knife attack victim Connor Brown as he backs a week of police activity aimed at further cracking down on serious violence.
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.
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.
Andrew Fulcher, 53, has sadly passed away following a collision in Sunderland on Monday, April 14. Today, his family have shared a tribute.