Category Archives: Crime Updates

Please find below summaries of the latest news from our courts over the last week – click on each headline to read the full story. Cambridgeshire CBO for dangerous dog owner Jail for aggressive beggar who ignored warning Caravan drugs … Continue reading →

Cambridgeshire Steak thief jailed Men banned from football matches after “unacceptable chants” Man jailed for coercive control Cambridge United “fans” given banning orders Fenland Watch moment suspected drink driver crashes through living room Peterborough Teen banned from football matches after … Continue reading →

We are pleased to bring you the April edition of our newsletter for Neighbourhood Watch supporters across England and Wales. This month’s edition highlights are: new Neighbourhood Watch window stickers with NHS on the reverse, offers from LockLatch, Avast One … Continue reading →

The force’s new #NotFor999 campaign aims to educate the public about 999 misuse. By raising awareness of our contact methods and when to use each one, we hope that misuse of the emergency line will reduce, meaning operators will be … Continue reading →

Please find below summaries of the latest news from our courts over the last week – click on each headline to read the full story. Cambridgeshire Jail for man who stabbed taxi driver Littleport man jailed for drink-driving Drug dealer jailed … Continue reading →

Some little S…. decides to take his anti-social behaviour on a ‘Plant’ which has been sitting outside our lovely restaurant Vesuvio’s for many years….. Showing off how a little squirt tries to be a big boy…..RG John Elworthy Twitter Feed

Please find below summaries of the latest news from our courts over the last week – click on each headline to read the full story. Cambridgeshire Man who tried to hide 20 bags of cocaine in his coffee cup jailed Care … Continue reading →

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Would you know when to call 999 vs when to call 101, or use our online services? The general rule is that 999 should be called when: An offence is in progress, or has just happened. Someone is in serious … Continue reading →