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Over the weekend front line officers including Patrol, SNT, Vehicle Crime Teams and OPU have been helping make Warwickshire’s roads safer for everyone this festive season by identifying and arresting drivers believed to be under the influence of drink or drugs.
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A 25-year-old man from Birmingham was arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the supply of controlled drugs and a second 25-year-old man from Moseley on suspicion of driving dangerously, failing to stop and being concerned in the supply of controlled drugs following an incident in Rugby on Thursday (3 December).
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A 21-year-old man from was arrested on suspicion of possessing an offensive weapon, driving with excess drugs, possession of class B/C drugs and a traffic offence following a search by officers after a car was stopped in Rugby on Wednesday (2 December) as part of an ongoing policing operation.
Warwickshire Police has made further arrests for driving under the influence of drink or drugs as all front line officers including Patrol, SNT, Vehicle Crime Teams and OPU support the anti drink and drug drive campaign this festive season with the aim of making our roads safer for everyone.
During the first day of a national operation to target those suspected of driving under the influence of drink or drugs over the festive period the public alerted the police to a car being driven by a man who was believed to be under the influence of alcohol. Officers on patrol spotted the car and stopped it in Clarendon Avenue, Leamington Spa at 11.15am on 1 December.
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Warwickshire Police is supporting the National Police Chiefs Council campaign to target those driving under the influence of drink or drugs over the festive period to improve the safety of our roads for everyone.
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Warwickshire Police and partners carried out a range of activities during national Road Safety Week between 16 to 22 November to support the important theme No Need to Speed set by BRAKE the road safety charity to remind everyone of how the speed they travel affects other people.
Officers are issuing advice and appealing for information following several recent burglaries in Nuneaton.
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Warwickshire Police is supporting the national ‘Operation Drive Insured’ campaign aimed at reducing the numbers of uninsured drivers using the county’s roads.
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A new proactive policing operation - Operation Spigot - has been launched in a bid to tackle knife crime within Rugby borough.