Getting a grip of shoplifting
13:24 22/10/2026In the last year our officers have secured 4,000 shoplifting charges, 500 more than the previous 12 months.
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In the last year our officers have secured 4,000 shoplifting charges, 500 more than the previous 12 months.
Charlotte James, 29, of St Michaels Lane, Braintree and 40 year-old Amy Keely, of no fixed address, will spend a minimum of 19 years in prison.
Three men have been charged with offences relating to hare coursing, following an investigation by our Rural Engagement Team in the Bardfield area
A man has been arrested as officers continue to investigate a report of indecent exposure in Kelvedon High Street.
Fifty-two year-old Helen had been found dead at her home address in Aetheric Road on 19 April 2024.
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