Hotspot policing delivers major reductions in serious violence and harm
Targeted patrols and problem solving approach show sustained impact as national funding programme concludes.
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Targeted patrols and problem solving approach show sustained impact as national funding programme concludes.
Loughborough man thanks officers who saved his life
Michael Maughan committed offences across Leicestershire
Macauley Worden is due to be sentenced in June
Parvinder Singh has been jailed
“It’s changed my identity and it has changed how I see myself” – Those are the words of a woman who was attacked by a registered sex offender in Leicester.
A fraudster who was jailed last year has been issued with a confiscation order under the Proceeds of Crime Act (POCA).
"She was a loving mother, a daughter, a sister, a friend, and the heart of our family."
Read about a week of action to target county lines drug dealing
Nathan Glover was found guilty following a trial