Category Archives: Crime Updates

On Saturday we signed an agreement with the Cambridgeshire Neighbourhood Watch Association at the organisation’s annual general meeting. The meeting was held at the Constabulary’s headquarters in Huntingdon, with Inspector Karl Secker and Robin Sutton chair of Cambridgeshire Neighbourhood Watch … 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 Man jailed for axe attack on brother Drug dealer took selfies with his home-grown cannabis … 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 Prolific thief given prison sentence Organised crime group ordered to pay back almost £380,000 Domestic … Continue reading →

Photo BW Today, part of our Rural Action Crime Team (RCAT) were at Ben Burgess in Coates for a meet and greet event for local farmers to have the opportunity to meet our team and discuss any concerns that they … Continue reading →

Reminder This week our Rural Crime Action Team (RCAT) will be holding two ‘meet and greets’ – one near Coates and the other near Farcet On Thursday (21st) between 11am and 2:30pm the team will be at Ben Burgess Coates, … Continue reading →

We’d like to remind you that this Friday (22 September) is the day of our Rural Crime Action Team (RCAT) meet and greet event. The event will take place from 10am to 2pm, at Harvest Barn Farm shop in Farcet … 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 Ramsey drug dealer given suspended sentence Plucky victim gave robber bloody nose Prolific thief jailed … Continue reading →

On Sundaythe Fenland Neighbourhood Policing Team attended and supported the Whittlesey Festival. Thank you to everyone who said hello to us. It was great to meet so many families and friends. We hope that the children who sat in the … Continue reading →

Whittlesey sites on pages 3 & 4 –  My thanks to ESC

“I was in the area to see a friend.” “I entered the garden to urinate.” “I ran away because I saw my friend.” These are just a few of the excuses that Martin Copeman gave to officers when they interviewed … Continue reading →