Public urged to look out for the signs of county lines drug dealing
Warwickshire Police is urging the public to be on the lookout for signs of county lines drug dealing.
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Warwickshire Police is urging the public to be on the lookout for signs of county lines drug dealing.
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Enquiries are ongoing following the death of a 54-year-old woman in Lillington on Monday morning (24 August).
Operations Patrol Unit Officers detected 39 offences and provided advice to 16 motorists during Warwickshire Police’s latest roads policing operation that started on Monday 17 August in Abbey Street, Nuneaton. The operation then progressed to Rugby, the M40 South Warwick Services before moving to their final location at M6 North Corley Services on Thursday 20 August.
Warwickshire Police’s Rural Crime Team, which was launched in October 2019, has now almost doubled in size thanks to increased investment by the county’s Police and Crime Commissioner, funded through the Council Tax precept.