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Police have carried out a crackdown on crime across Epsom and Ewell.
High-visibility patrols and stop and searches targeted theft, drugs, and anti-social behaviour over six months. Over 150 arrests were made, 10 county lines shut down, £20,000 worth of Class A drugs were seized and knives and cash recovered. Police and councillors have pledged continued action and community projects to boost safety.
150 arrests as repeat offenders targeted during new Safer Epsom and Ewell partnership - Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner for Surrey
Police have made 150 arrests as part of a new Safer Epsom and Ewell partnership that has been partly-funded by Surrey’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Lisa Townsend. Shoplifters, drug dealers, prolific offenders and those using vehicles like e-bikes and mopeds to commit crime are among those who have been targeted by policing teams. The new initiative, designed to cut crime and foster pride in the town, brings together Surrey Police, Epsom and E…
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