Over 140 vehicles stopped in regional driving offences crackdown
Over 140 vehicles have been stopped on the region’s road network as part of a crackdown on driving offences this week.
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Over 140 vehicles have been stopped on the region’s road network as part of a crackdown on driving offences this week.
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The Special Constabulary’s new Chief Officer has joined Staffordshire Police. Tony Athersmith brings a huge amount of experience to the Specials from his career working in a variety of roles across the public and private sector.
Project Servator – a policing tactic used to disrupt a range of criminality, including terrorism – will be trialled at intu Potteries from Friday 13 September.
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Nine new recruits who joined the force on a national leadership programme for graduates have started their training with the force this week.
Over 100 bikes refurbished by women in their rehabilitation have now been donated to a number of different charities thanks to a partnership scheme between Staffordshire Police, Stafford Borough Council and HMP Drake Hall.
Our officers were put through their paces at a training course where they learn tactics to deal with a number of situations including disorder, protests and crowd control.