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Camberley · Camberley

How table football and fist bumps help police build relationships with young people in Camberley - Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner for Surrey

EVER wondered how good Surrey’s Police and Crime Commissioner is at table tennis? As children and young people from Camberley found out this week, the answer is: surprisingly good. And members of the Club Dean youth centre also discovered that Surrey Heath Borough Commander Ryan Scott is unbeatable at table football, while the Force’s Chief Constable Tim De Meyer plays a sharp game of pool. Lisa Townsend joined officers and staff after their …Read Article

Shepperton · Shepperton

Students have a field day as officers join teams for Spelthorne's annual Cop Cup - Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner for Surrey

Dozens of students from Spelthorne schools faced off for the second annual Cop Cup at Halliford School in Shepperton during June. The contest, organised by the Safer Neighbourhood Team, sees officers and PCSOs from across the borough joining pupils’ teams for a series of games. As well as the competition for the trophy, young people who are currently in Year 9 had the opportunity to take part in a range of activities, including tug of war compet…Read Article

Four Epsom Derby Arrests as Part of 'County's Biggest Planned Police Operation'

Epsom Derby is Surrey Police's biggest pre-planned policing operation each yearSurrey, England · Surrey See the Story

30 Wembley Stadiums full of waste: How criminals are making a fortune from rubbish - Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner for Surrey

FIVE Police and Crime Commissioners have joined forces to tackle waste crime as it was revealed that up to a fifth of all waste handled in the UK is done so illegally. Surrey’s Commissioner, Lisa Townsend, joined her counterparts from Kent, Sussex, Hampshire and Thames Valley at a summit this week to discuss the problem. They were joined by representatives from the police, the Environment Agency, local government, land owning and farming groups,…Surrey, England · Surrey Read Article

Police honour volunteers who gave 33,800 hours of service

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"Volunteers are integral to Dorset Police and because of their devotion, communities across Dorset are safer places."Bournemouth · Bournemouth See the Story

And they call it puppy love... Commissioner meets Labs at internationally-renowned dog school - Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner for Surrey

SURREY’S Police and Crime Commissioner has visited Surrey and Sussex’s internationally-renowned dog school to meet some future recruits. Lisa Townsend joined police staff at the school, based at Surrey Police’s Guildford HQ, to see 11 new Labrador puppies. The pups were bred by the dog school, a registered and certificated Kennel Club breeder, and made a visit back last week. From the age of 12 to 18 months, they will begin their formal police d…Dorking · Dorking Read Article

'Knife Crime Can only Be Tackled with Help' - Officer's Message After Stabbings

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Operation Sceptre is shining light on the force's work around knife crimes this week.Police · England See the Story

Use of hashtags, emojis and identities; so are the "attractive" offers of organized crime to recruit children

Recently it was revealed that organized crime uses social networks to recruit children and young people, such is the case of “El Pochis”, who at the age of 14 was recruited. According to an investigation, organized crime is building identities in networks and using emojis, hashtags and keywords to identify violence groups. adn40 Always Conmigo. Subscribe to our WhatsApp channel and bring information in the palm of your hand. Organized crime recr…Farnham · Farnham See the Story

Charges in more than 800 shoplifting cases as Surrey Police tackles retail crime ‘head on’ - Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner for Surrey

SURREY Police has launched its refreshed retail crime strategy amid a four-fold increase in charges for this type of offending. Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend and Chief Constable Tim De Meyer say retail crime is at the heart of the Force’s priorities as the new strategy was revealed. The Force is committed to responding appropriately, investigating thoroughly, and working with retailers to prevent crime where possible. Over the pas…Surrey, England · Surrey Read Article

Guildford crime crackdown leads to 75% fall in anti social behaviour

The initiave involved ads on ITV and more patrolsGuildford, England · Guildford See the Story

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How table football and fist bumps help police build relationships with young people in Camberley - Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner for Surrey

Students have a field day as officers join teams for Spelthorne's annual Cop Cup - Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner for Surrey

Four Epsom Derby Arrests as Part of 'County's Biggest Planned Police Operation'

30 Wembley Stadiums full of waste: How criminals are making a fortune from rubbish - Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner for Surrey

Police honour volunteers who gave 33,800 hours of service

And they call it puppy love... Commissioner meets Labs at internationally-renowned dog school - Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner for Surrey

'Knife Crime Can only Be Tackled with Help' - Officer's Message After Stabbings

Use of hashtags, emojis and identities; so are the "attractive" offers of organized crime to recruit children

Charges in more than 800 shoplifting cases as Surrey Police tackles retail crime ‘head on’ - Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner for Surrey

Guildford crime crackdown leads to 75% fall in anti social behaviour

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