Twenty-nine arrests following latest road crime deployments
Police road crime deployments across Essex lead to 29 arrests, vehicle seizures and immigration checks, targeting organised crime and exploitation.
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Police road crime deployments across Essex lead to 29 arrests, vehicle seizures and immigration checks, targeting organised crime and exploitation.
Police shut down a large cannabis grow in Tilbury, seizing 122 plants and arresting a man after intelligence-led action by Thurrock officers.
A prolific shoplifter who taunted staff at a BP garage before being floored by a plain-clothes officer has been sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison.
Father and son who used a Clacton furniture shop as a front for large‑scale drug supply are sentenced after a major Essex Police investigation.
A Leigh man has been charged with false imprisonment.
Harlow NPT boost patrols to tackle town centre ASB, cracking down on drug use, street drinking, e‑bikes, and nuisance youths.
Ashley Warren was convicted of owning a dog dangerously out of control causing injury resulting in death.
Officers uncover a dangerous cannabis grow in Southend after a warrant on Hamlet Court Road, seizing 165 plants and disrupting organised criminal activity.
Swift police work led to the arrest and charging of two men after an attempted burglary at a Southend jeweller’s. Damage was caused but nothing was stolen.
“Statistics are one thing, but the lasting impact of a change like this on our roads is really difficult to capture, so news like this is very pleasing to hear.”