More than a quarter of a million pounds seized following investigation by Economic Crime ...
The Warwickshire Police Economic Crime Unit (ECU) has been successful in securing the forfeiture of £268,000 in criminal funds.
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The Warwickshire Police Economic Crime Unit (ECU) has been successful in securing the forfeiture of £268,000 in criminal funds.
Police have released dashcam footage submitted to them through Operation Snap showing an incident of careless driving on 18 June last year near Kingsbury.
A senior officer has issued a warning about the unintended consequences of violent crime as three teenagers were sentenced for the manslaughter of a man in Nuneaton.
Daniel Reader, 37 of no fixed abode, was arrested on suspicion of shoplifting at 1pm on Tuesday 12 March and was charged with two counts of theft from a shop later that day.
Officers responsible for processing speeding tickets in Warwickshire say it’s ‘bonkers’ the lengths that a small minority of drivers and vehicle owners will go to in an attempt to avoid prosecution.
Carl Israel, 40 from Grovesnor Road in Rugby, has been charged with false imprisonment, assault by beating, intentional strangulation, threats with an offensive weapon, using violence to enter a premises, criminal damage, and two counts of causing actual bodily harm.
Our Economic Crime Unit (ECU) has recovered more than £125,000 under the Proceeds of Crime Act (POCA) since November.
Ten suspected drink and drug drivers have been arrested over the weekend of 18-21 August with seven of them already charged to appear before magistrates for sentencing, as officers continue to stop and check drivers to test if they are over the drink drive limit or taking illegal drugs.
Warwickshire Magistrates Court sentenced a 28 year old driver to 6 points on his licence, £660 fine, £90 costs and £264 victim surcharge amounting to over £1000 on 8 June 2023, for failing to give information relating to the identity of the driver when required in relation to a speeding offence.
The results of the NPCC mobile phone operation between 20 February and 12 March 2023, reveal what officers believe is a worrying trend of drivers watching films and TV programmes on their mobile phones whilst driving.