Business Crime Partnerships Awareness Week
The national awareness week for Business Crime Reduction Partnerships highlights the vital role they play in supporting local communities.
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The national awareness week for Business Crime Reduction Partnerships highlights the vital role they play in supporting local communities.
Detectives at Northamptonshire Police are urging the public to take extra care when interacting with others online after a recent rise in sextortion reports.
Northamptonshire Police joined forces across the UK last week as part of a coordinated national week of action targeting county lines criminality. The operation saw teams across the county working together to disrupt organised crime groups involved in the supply of drugs and the exploitation of vulnerable people.
A number of firearms were handed into Northamptonshire Police during a national four-week amnesty which took place in February.
A 43-year-old man who was arrested twice during Northamptonshire Police’s annual winter drink and drug driving campaign has been disqualified from driving for just over two years.
Roads Policing Team officers have responded to community concerns by removing a number of abandoned vehicles in Corby.
Northamptonshire Police’s ANPR network saw 2,412 vehicles stopped last year and 513 arrests made.
A 31-year-old man has been jailed for nearly three years after he admitted to breaching the terms of his Sexual Harm Prevention Order (SHPO).
A 55-year-old man has been jailed for 21 years after he was found guilty of five child sex offences.
Online predators who use the internet to sexually abuse children are being warned that there is nowhere to hide, and they will be brought to justice.