Force leading the way in approach to tackling child exploitation
Warwickshire Police is leading the way in a novel approach to tackling child exploitation.
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Warwickshire Police is leading the way in a novel approach to tackling child exploitation.
‘Sexting’, ‘nudes’, ‘dick pics’. There’s lots of different terms children use when talking about sharing explicit images of themselves. The one constant is the damage they can cause to the individual concerned and the lack of control you have once you’ve pressed that share button.
Hundreds of children and young people are exploited every year in Warwickshire.
A Warwickshire man has been convicted of hunting a wild mammal with dogs following a Warwickshire Police investigation.
Patrol Sergeant Charlie Thompson previously worked in safeguarding in schools but made the switch to policing in 2020 and hasn't looked back. He's shared his #BehindtheBadge story on why he loves the job and how he hopes to make his kids proud
Rugby Free Secondary School welcomed our Chief Constable, Alex Franklin-Smith, to talk with students this week. He spoke as part of a day run by the charity Compass with a focus on healthy relationships.
They were stolen from a property in Beausale, Warwick, last week.
We are aware of the allegations raised in a recent media article regarding an abattoir in Warwickshire.
Chief inspector Simon Ryan has spoken out to reassure the community after an incident near Stratford train station.
During 2024 a number of UK police forces stopped 176 high harm road users first identified by the Warwickshire Road Safety Unit for speeding offences.