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Hundreds of young people took to the pitch at an action-packed grassroots football tournament and family fun day that brought communities together from across Nottinghamshire.
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Hundreds of spectators gathered to watch expertly-trained police dogs show off their skills as Nottinghamshire Police's fun days returned for another summer of family entertainment.
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Two ‘superb coppers’ have been thanked after returning a stolen motorcycle to its owner before he realised it was missing.
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Police and Crime Commissioner Gary Godden has today officially appointed Steve Cooper as the Chief Constable of Nottinghamshire Police.
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Volunteers have praised a new police initiative that enables members of the public to play an active role in keeping their communities safe.
The priorities for the Broxtowe Neighbourhood Policing Area are reviewed every three months at a multi-agency meeting attended by Nottinghamshire Police, Broxtowe Borough Council, Licensing, and Probation partners. The group reviews crime and intelligence data held by the police, information provided by the Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Commissioner’s Office, and feedback received through the Notts Alerts ‘What Matters’ survey to identify the issues that matter most to local communities. The selection of local priorities does not detract from other policing priorities at either a local or force-wide level. This priority has been identified for Beeston Town Centre in response to ongoing concerns relating to knife crime and violence. Crime and intelligence data indicate the presence of weapon-related offences, while feedback from partners and members of the public highlights concerns regarding associated offences, including robbery.
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NPT will take action through targeted enforcement, engagement, and problem-solving activity, partners will work together to reduce knife crime, prevent violence, and improve community safety within the town centre.
A persistent shop thief has been jailed following proactive patrols and targeted work by Broxtowe Neighbourhood Policing Team officers.
Officers on patrol arrested Kelly Freestone, 42, who was wanted in connection with two shop theft offences. She was subsequently charged with stealing rolls of parcel tape from the Ryman store on High Street, Beeston, on 23 September, and three bottles of whisky from Tesco Extra on Station Road, Beeston, on 6 October. Freestone pleaded guilty to both thefts and to breaching a suspended sentence order. She was sentenced to eight months' imprisonment.
