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Man’s death deemed non-suspicious following investigation
13:55 24/08/2026We can sadly confirm that a man has died after he was found with injuries in Burton-on-Trent.
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Appeal after man found with injuries in supermarket
14:05 14/08/2026We’re appealing for information after an injured man was taken to hospital after reporting an assault in Burton-on-Trent.
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17-year-old boy arrested following knifepoint robbery
15:10 12/08/2026We have arrested a teenage boy and seized a knife and a balaclava following a robbery in Burton-on-Trent.
Appeal following serious collision involving cyclist
12:50 11/08/2026We are appealing for information after a cyclist suffered serious injuries in Alrewas.
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Man arrested over alleged restaurant meal theft
14:10 23/07/2026A man has been arrested on suspicion of theft offences after a restaurant reported a customer not paying a bill in Burton-on-Trent.
Crimes and priorities
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Anti social use of vehicles
Action taken:
Over the next three months, we’re prioritising action on illegal e-scooter use, nuisance vehicles, and parking issues in our community. This includes tackling vehicles causing obstruction and inconsiderate parking. You’ll see more high-visibility patrols in key locations, targeted checks on disruptive or illegally parked vehicles, and enforcement against those breaking the law. Our aim is to reduce anti-social behaviour, improve road safety, and keep our streets clear and safe for everyone.
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Priority:
Anti-social use of vehicles
Action taken:
Over the next three months, the neighbourhood policing team will target illegal parking and the anti-social use of vehicles, which the community has clearly identified as a key concern. Officers will focus on hotspot areas where obstructive parking, inconsiderate driving and nuisance vehicle behaviour are affecting safety and quality of life, using high-visibility patrols, enforcement powers and community intelligence to identify offenders and reduce disruption.
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Priority:
Anti-social use of vehicles
Action taken:
Over the next three months, the neighbourhood policing team will target illegal parking and the anti-social use of vehicles, which the community has clearly identified as a key concern. Officers will focus on hotspot areas where obstructive parking, inconsiderate driving and nuisance vehicle behaviour are affecting safety and quality of life. Using high-visibility patrols, enforcement powers and community intelligence, we will identify offenders and reduce disruption.