Warwickshire Police wins National Custody Team of the Year
Our custody team won National Custody Team of the Year 2024, with judges highlighting the emphasis on dignity and respect for all detainees.
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Our custody team won National Custody Team of the Year 2024, with judges highlighting the emphasis on dignity and respect for all detainees.
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A vehicle crime operation in and around Coleshill on Friday (27 September) into Saturday morning led to two people being arrested and the seizure of four cars.
The Chief Constable of Warwickshire Police, Debbie Tedds, has announced her retirement from the force after 35 years of service.
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Young motorcyclists across Warwickshire will be given the chance to gain invaluable advice and guidance from experts, and have their questions answered, at a special online event next week