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We’re taking new steps to connect with our communities, so If you live in Rugby, you may have seen our brand-new TV advert promoting Warwickshire Connected.
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We’re taking new steps to connect with our communities, so If you live in Rugby, you may have seen our brand-new TV advert promoting Warwickshire Connected.
Whether it be in the Army or Warwickshire Police, Wayne, one of our PCs, has been serving the public since 1997. Read his story to get an insight #BehindTheBadge
We’re asking anyone if they recall seeing anything suspicious as we continue to investigate a reported robbery in Rugby in March.
Meet PD Freddie who tells us about dreams of working in HR and catching baddies in our latest #BehindtheBadge feature...
PC Kayleigh Macdonald talks about how having a little girl impacts her outlook on policing. This Mother’s Day, we’re celebrating all the mums who work in policing - both officers and staff - and dedicate themselves to this demanding profession while raising a family.
Thank you to everyone who shared an appeal earlier this week to help identify five males we wanted to speak to in connection with a collision in Long Itchington in February.
We would like to pay tribute to Police Dog Kuga, who sadly passed away last week from an injury received whilst saving someone’s life.
Chief Constable Alex Franklin-Smith visited the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Centre in Leamington for their Big Iftar event, which invited people from across the community to join a traditional fast-breaking evening meal during Ramadan.
“When we do convict these people for these types of offences and you make a difference to a vulnerable individual, it makes you really proud.”
We are treating a fire at an industrial estate in Exhall as arson.