Users of mobility aids to benefit from free mobility security marking
Dozens of mobility aid users have received specialised crime prevention advice along with complimentary mobility aid marking to help deter theft.
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Dozens of mobility aid users have received specialised crime prevention advice along with complimentary mobility aid marking to help deter theft.
A former police constable who assaulted a member of the public while on a night out would have been dismissed from the force had he not already resigned.
A man has been issued with a Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) banning him from Nottingham city centre for two years.
We are urging older people in particular to be wary of telephone scammers pretending to be police officers.
Bicycle thefts in Broxtowe have almost halved as Nottinghamshire Police continue a comprehensive approach to tackle offending in communities.
Communities are being brought closer together this summer thanks to a series of new engagement events in Hyson Green.
“Life was challenging. I’ve seen what it’s like to have a broken home and to come from poverty, but it is such a privilege to change and transform the lives of young people.”
Riders of illegal e-bikes can expect to have them seized and destroyed as part of a crackdown by officers.
Hundreds of schoolchildren have enjoyed an action-packed educational visit to Nottinghamshire Police’s HQ.
A rapist has been jailed thanks to vital forensic evidence obtained more than a year before police were informed of his crime.