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• Reward in hunt for wanted man
  Updated on 2nd February 2012 16:57
  Up to £1,000 has been offered as a reward in the hunt for a suspected Nottinghamshire burglar and car thief.
• Man arrested for street robberies
  Posted on 2nd February 2012 11:03
  A man has been arrested following two street robberies last night (Wednesday 1 February 2012).
• Police and charity unite to help missing people
  Posted on 1st February 2012 10:32
  The force’s Public Protection Unit has united with the Samaritans to provide suicidal missing people with confidential support.
• No stone left unturned to catch offenders in Notts
  Posted on 25th January 2012 14:35
  Every contact leaves a trace.
• 'Landlady' cautioned for fake licence
  Posted on 25th January 2012 14:35
  A woman found to be running a pub using a fake personal licence has been cautioned by police.
• Force welcomes crime recording report
  Posted on 25th January 2012 12:07
  A national report has praised Nottinghamshire Police for the way it records crime.
• Drinking banning order for Huthwaite teen
  Posted on 24th January 2012 10:14
  A teenager who was drunk and abusive in Huthwaite on three separate occasions has been made the subject of a drinking banning order.
• Teen charged with lead theft
  Posted on 23rd January 2012 11:43
  A teenager has been charged with stealing lead roofing in Mansfield Woodhouse.
• Hit-and-run PC's family buoyed by community support
  Posted on 23rd January 2012 09:41
  The family of a police officer critically injured in a hit-and-run collision have thanked the Mansfield community for their unwavering support.
• Drink-drive: fewer tests - but more arrests
  Posted on 18th January 2012 08:55
  Drink-drive arrests in Nottinghamshire went up in December compared with the previous year, despite a sharp reduction in the number of breath-tests.

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