Police warning after laser shone at helicopter in Warwick
We are warning of the dangers after a laser beam was shone at a helicopter flying over Warwick on Wednesday (6 May)
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We are warning of the dangers after a laser beam was shone at a helicopter flying over Warwick on Wednesday (6 May)
The force is continuing to encourage people who are victims of domestic abuse not to suffer in silence.
The May Roads Policing Newsletter is now available to help raise awareness of the work being done to reduce the numbers of people killed or seriously injured (KSI) on Warwickshire’s roads and protect people from harm.
With more novice cyclists than ever taking to the roads for their daily exercise during COVID-19, police are urging both cyclists and drivers to follow some simple safety tips to help keep everyone safe on Warwickshire’s roads.
Warwickshire Police has seen some exemplary support from its volunteer Special Constabulary team over the past few weeks during the COVID-19 crisis.
A new Local Policing Patrol Support Team (PST) has had an immediate impact on helping to reduce vehicle crime across the county.
Police are asking all road users to please take extra care following a collision involving a car and a cyclist that occurred just before 6pm on Thursday 23 April 2020 at the junction of Queen’s Road, Nuneaton with the Roanne Ringway.
Warwickshire Police is appealing for help to locate 24-year-old Natasha Wood.
Warwickshire’s roads policing team is continuing to actively patrol the county’s roads to observe driver behaviours and check vehicles are safe to help reduce the risk of serious and fatal collisions.
We are encouraging people to check in with their family, friends, and neighbours and speak out if they suspect they may be a victim of domestic abuse.