Clampdown on illegal e-bikes and e-scooters sees more than 60 vehicles seized to date
A dedicated operation cracking down on illegal e-bikes and e-scooters and linked criminality in Nottingham city centre has seen more than 60 vehicles seized.
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A dedicated operation cracking down on illegal e-bikes and e-scooters and linked criminality in Nottingham city centre has seen more than 60 vehicles seized.
A convenience store in Lenton has been closed after more than 1,400 illegal tobacco products were found hidden in a secret compartment.
Five suspects have been arrested and two vulnerable victims have been safeguarded after officers responded to separate reports of cuckooing.
Twenty-seven young people are now on a watchlist with strict conditions after causing persistent anti-social behaviour problems in the city centre.
Officers have made more than 400 arrests in just two months as part of our ongoing commitment to make Nottingham a 'no-go' area for criminals to operate.
Neighbourhood officers have seized 15 illegal e-bikes and five e-scooters during patrols in Kirkby-in-Ashfield as they continue to antisocial behaviour head-on
Officers arrested a teenager in the city centre following police intelligence that he was supplying Class A drugs to rough sleepers.
A CCTV camera has been installed in a hotspot area of the city centre to target those taking and dealing drugs.
A prolific thief who committed more than 20 thefts at shops in Newark during a two-week crime spree has been locked up.
Officers are continuing to take drugs and weapons off the streets as part of an operation to tackle the major issues affecting the city centre.