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Buying stolen goods may get you more than you bargained for, warns Business Crime Team
18:00 26/06/2026Our Business Crime Team is visiting car boot sales and markets on the look-out for vendors selling stolen or counterfeit goods
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Search for wanted man following sentencing
15:29 26/06/2026Detectives are carrying out extensive enquiries to locate a man who is wanted after failing to answer to court bail and attend his trial.
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Essex Police working with partners to ensure everyone enjoys State Fayre
11:39 26/06/2026We are working closely with event organisers, the local authority and emergency services to help ensure everyone can enjoy the event safely.
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Chelmsford: Seven convicted over £240k motorbike theft conspiracy
13:48 23/06/2026The group were all arrested during a series of co-ordinated warrants at properties in properties in Chelmsford, Great Waltham, and Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire, on 31 March last year.
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Two men further charged in ongoing sexual offences investigation
13:25 21/05/2026TWO men, arrested in connection with an investigation into human trafficking for sexual exploitation, have been charged with further offences.
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Local people in the Chelmsford district have said they are concerned about violent crime.
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In areas where violent crime has been reported, our officers are increasing patrols to prevent incidents and respond quickly when needed. This includes addressing issues linked to the night-time economy, such as those occurring in bars, clubs, and busy public spaces.
We are also using innovative tools, including live facial recognition technology, to help identify individuals involved in crime and ensure they are held accountable.
Working alongside local organisations such as Chelmsford City Council, we remain committed to identifying and tackling ongoing issues within our communities. Through partnership and proactive policing, we aim to make Chelmsford a safer place for everyone. -
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Although residential burglary is decreasing in our neighbourhoods, we understand it remains a concern for many residents.
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Reducing residential burglary remains a key priority for our officers. We regularly share crime prevention advice and keep residents informed about emerging trends, helping them take practical steps to protect their homes.
The impact of burglary is not just financial, it can significantly affect emotional wellbeing and a person’s sense of security. We understand the importance of tackling this crime and supporting victims throughout the process.
In the event of a burglary, we remain committed to responding swiftly to reports and conducting thorough investigations. Our officers will continue to patrol neighbourhoods to deter criminal activity and provide visible reassurance to the community. -
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Although vehicle crime is decreasing, it remains a key concern for residents in the Chelmsford district.
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Although vehicle crime is decreasing, it remains a key concern for residents in the Chelmsford district.
We understand that vehicle crime causes real concern for local communities, and we know why it matters. Our officers monitor emerging trends and share practical advice with residents to help them protect their vehicles and reduce the risk of becoming victims.
Working closely with partners such as Chelmsford City Council, we carry out targeted patrols in areas identified through data as vehicle crime hotspots. We also listen to our communities and collaborate with Neighbourhood Watch coordinators to tackle car crime and promote simple, effective prevention techniques.
Through proactive policing, partnership work, and community engagement, we aim to reduce vehicle crime and provide reassurance to residents.