Annual operation to keep Christmas shoppers safe launched
Our festive operation targeting antisocial behaviour and the day-time economy over the Christmas period launches today.
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Our festive operation targeting antisocial behaviour and the day-time economy over the Christmas period launches today.
Read a letter from Chief Inspector Al Lumley on the beating heart of Wiltshire Police – our Control Room.
Officers increased patrols of Wiltshire’s major road networks to disrupt and intercept criminal activity, as part of a national week of action targeting organised vehicle crime.
Local policing teams in Salisbury and Trowbridge have been using a range of intervention methods to support people who have been street drinking and causing ASB.
In broad terms, ASB is any behaviour that causes harassment, alarm, distress, or nuisance to others.
Communities across Wiltshire will benefit from a focused initiative to reduce crime and enhance safety across the summer months.
The Neighbourhood Policing Week of Action officially ended at 00:01 hours on Monday 30 June, and what a week it has been!
I would like to take this opportunity to introduce you to some of the work our neighbourhood policing teams have been completing recently.
People riding e-scooters and illegal e-bikes will be stopped and have them seized as part of a crackdown on the vehicles across Wiltshire.
Have you ever wondered what our neighbourhood officers do when they're not on the beat?