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The force’s neighbourhood policing is in ‘a very good state of health’. That is the finding of a peer review carried out by colleagues at Staffordshire Police. The review was carried out in response to HMIC concerns around the erosion of local policing nationally in the context of reduced budgets and changing demand.
Online child exploitation is when people use the internet to groom and exploit children and young people via social media and gaming sites. Sexual exploitation can start and stay online and perpetrators will trawl online sites actively looking for people to target and in turn, exploit.
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Warwickshire’s Special Constabulary now have their own dedicated roads policing car thanks to a £35k grant from Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe’s Road Safety Fund.
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The latest Roads Policing Newsletter is available below.
Investigating officers are appealing for witnesses after a man exposed himself to a woman in Warwick on Myton Road on Friday (5 March).
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Warwickshire Police has prosecuted a total of 61 people for using their mobile phone whilst driving in just two weeks from 8-21 February as part of a national campaign aimed at changing driver behaviours and highlighting the consequences. Nineteen of those prosecuted were HGV drivers, 22 were van drivers and 20 were car drivers.
We’re appealing for help to identify a male who was found with facial injuries on Newbold Road in Rugby shortly after 3am on Monday (22 February). He was taken to hospital and we are currently carrying out enquiries to establish how he sustained the injuries.
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Warwickshire Police’s Commercial Vehicle Unit is supporting a national mobile phone campaign aimed at changing driver behaviours and highlighting the consequences of using a handheld mobile phone or other device whilst driving.
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Organisations large and small providing domestic abuse or sexual violence support services across Warwickshire are being invited to make a bid for uplift funding by Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe
Police are appealing for witnesses to a serious non stop collision involving a cyclist that occurred at approximately 1900hours on Saturday 6 February 2021 on the A422 Alcester Road near Morrisons superstore.