What happens after a dog attack?
The officer in this picture is PC Craig Leach, one of our Dog Legislation Officers, or DLOs.
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The officer in this picture is PC Craig Leach, one of our Dog Legislation Officers, or DLOs.
As part of Operation Sceptre, we are highlighting the lasting impact of knife crime on individuals, families and communities.
This week, Warwickshire Police is supporting Operation Sceptre, a national campaign tackling knife crime through enforcement, prevention, education and community engagement.
We asked PC Alex Salter to take us behind the scenes and show us what he gets up to as a response officer in Warwickshire.
Next week, we will be supporting Operation Sceptre, a national initiative focused on tackling knife crime through enforcement, prevention, education and community engagement.
A behind the scenes look at how police and partners are keeping Warwickshire safe has been captured in a series of short films.
We wanted to know what your 🔥🔥🔥 burning questions 🔥🔥🔥 were for our frontline response officers 👮🏽♂️👮🏻♂️👮🏿♀️
A 21-year-old man from Nuneaton has been arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving as we continue to investigate a fatal collision in the town.
Our Armed Forces Lead PC Scott Caswell has just embarked on five days of 40-mile marathons to raise money for Veterans Aid and Veterans Contact Point.
With the national threat level being raised to Severe, Deputy Chief Constable Ben Smith has released a statement.