1,100 more offences solved shows commitment to tackling real crime
In the year to the end of August, we solved 1,134 more offences than during the previous 12 months.
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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.
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.
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At Essex Police, we’re committed to keeping women and girls safe — not just in homes and public spaces, but everywhere and by using all available means.
Our Serious Violence Unit continues to make strides in tackling the trade in drugs lying behind knife crime in Essex.
Victims of exploitation may exhibit similar characteristics.
CVU deliver Toolbox Talks at businesses with transport managers and drivers to reinforce road safety awareness and ensure safe vehicles.
In just three months, 6,914 drivers were caught speeding. That’s 1,692 in April, 2,504 in May, and 2,718 in June.