Rugby student-led knife crime project takes centre stage at High Sheriff event
A striking sculpture is helping students across Rugby raise awareness of knife crime and promote safer choices.
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A striking sculpture is helping students across Rugby raise awareness of knife crime and promote safer choices.
Following a Proceeds of Crime Act investigation by our Economic Crime Unit, a couple have been ordered to repay £867,514.87 that they stole from three elderly victims.
Our officers took action against a prolific shoplifter who targeted shops in Warwick and Leamington, stealing a total of £1,500 of products.
A youth hub created in response to feedback from local young people has been hailed a success following its debut summer in Rugby town centre.
We teamed up with colleagues at West Midlands Police for a joint road safety operation where we targeted road traffic offences and seized unroadworthy vehicles.
Op Revoke allows us to make referrals on unsafe drivers to the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) who decide whether to revoke their licence.
Families kicked off the summer holidays by learning vital skills at a special water safety event.
Last week traffic officers set up on Avenue Road with our council colleagues to target defective taxis and traffic offences - with some good results.
We’ve arrested a man and are appealing for witnesses after a woman in her 20s reported being raped in Nuneaton on Sunday (5 July).
We asked Special Inspector Neil Reid to take us behind the scenes and show us what he gets up to as a volunteer police officer in Warwickshire.