Warwickshire Police officers check tyres during Tyre Safety month
In the first week of Tyre Safety Month during October, officers found thirteen tyre related offences on vehicles they stopped and checked in operations across Warwickshire.
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In the first week of Tyre Safety Month during October, officers found thirteen tyre related offences on vehicles they stopped and checked in operations across Warwickshire.
A new proactive policing operation - Operation Spigot - has been launched in a bid to tackle knife crime within Rugby borough.
Forty thousand road safety magazines funded by Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe’s Road Safety Fund have been distributed to schools, colleges, GP surgeries, leisure centres, cycle shops, opticians and motorcycle retailers across Warwickshire.
Police are appealing for information after a cyclist suffered serious back injuries following an incident in Long Marston.
Eight people were arrested this morning as part of an investigation into organised criminality in Warwickshire.
This week is Hate Crime Awareness Week 2020 and Warwickshire Police will mark it by urging victims not to suffer in silence.
Officers investigating a number of reported courier fraud incidents this week are urging the public to be vigilant and report any suspicious vehicles.
Police forces across the country are working together with partners, including Match Group, to tackle romance fraud, with a combination of awareness raising and enforcement activity, co-ordinated by the City of London Police.
Warwickshire Police is supporting Tyre Safety month during October by asking drivers to ACT by checking their Air pressure, Condition and Tread at least once a month and always before long journeys.
Detectives from Warwickshire Police’s Major Investigation Unit have reopened an investigation into the death of a Bedworth man in 2002.