Chelmsford: Patrols following reports of disturbance
Our officers have been visible in the Sawkins Avenue area of Chelmsford this weekend following reports of a large disturbance there on Saturday night (16 May).
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Our officers have been visible in the Sawkins Avenue area of Chelmsford this weekend following reports of a large disturbance there on Saturday night (16 May).
A woman has been jailed for 16 weeks while another’s been told to pay compensation following work by Colchester’s Neighbourhood Policing Team to tackle acquisitive crime.
It was reported a blue Ford Transit van and a grey Nissan Qashqai were in collision on Lower Burnham Road, between Fambridge Road and Rookery Lane, at around 5.40am on Friday (15 May).
The van driver admitted that he was not from the area and had not realised the bridge was too low for his vehicle to pass under safely.
The operation focused on identifying dangerous driving behaviours and every offence dealt with prevented a potential collision and reduced harm.
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Operation Limit day of action exposes dangerous driving behaviour, targeting drink and drug drivers with warnings that impairment can last into the next day.
Ebony Boatwright wants to “shift the shame” after perpetrator Harrison Ackland was jailed.