Epping Forest: Car criminals targeted by response team operation
Vehicle crime in the district is down by 26%.
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Vehicle crime in the district is down by 26%.
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Our Rural Engagement Team patrolled historical sites in Colchester to raise awareness of what heritage crime is and how to report it to us
In the year to the end of August, we solved 1,134 more offences than during the previous 12 months.
Insp Dave Gardiner and his twin bother Steve, a paramedic, have been servicing the public for 24 years.
Four people have been charged with hare coursing offences after an incident in Danbury. Rural engagement officers are stepping up patrols in hot spot areas
Neighbourhood Policing Team officers are working with retailers to catch repeat offenders.
More than 150 children have joined officers and the Essex Rebels for 11 free basketball sessions.
“Southend Takeover” saw Special Constables take the lead in responding to incidents, demonstrating professionalism and dedication to the city.
Essex Police dog handler Amanda Pollard is raising money for the Essex Retired Police Dogs Fund through an 82-mile sponsored trek along the Essex Way