August engagement drives safer communities in Leicestershire
Leicestershire Police has marked the second month of the Home Office’s Safer Streets Summer campaign with a strong showing of community and business-focused activity throughout August.
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Leicestershire Police has marked the second month of the Home Office’s Safer Streets Summer campaign with a strong showing of community and business-focused activity throughout August.
A ground breaking new strategy has been introduced, outlining how key safety organisations across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland will collaborate to prevent crime and reduce harm.
A search at a property following a report that human remains may be buried there has concluded with no human remains being found.
Leicestershire Police is proud to announce the successful completion of the first month of the Safer Streets Summer campaign, a Home Office initiative aimed at tackling anti-social behaviour (ASB), street crime, and retail crime in hotspot areas across Leicester, Leicestershire, and Rutland.
A man has been issued with a Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) banning him from entering any educational establishments, pubs and restaurants in Leicestershire.
Two victims who were duped by a fraudster have spoken about the devastating impact on their lives after a man was jailed at Leicester Crown Court.
A man, who was known to supply controlled drugs across Leicestershire on a ‘wholesale’ level, has been jailed.
Leicestershire Police is working with local health and social care service provider, Turning Point, to test the concept that non-uniform outreach youth workers can divert vulnerable young people from anti-social behaviour or committing crime in the city centre.
A new police team has been set up in July to increase visible patrols and prevent crime and anti-social behaviour in Leicester City Centre.
A long-term campaign of action to tackle serious and organised crime affecting our communities is being piloted in South Leicester.