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Staffordshire Police is appealing for members of the public to use social media to report crimes or get in touch, where possible, as demand increases during the Covid-19 outbreak.
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These are unprecedented times and I understand that people are very worried about the impact that the Coronavirus outbreak will have on their lives and local communities so I want to reassure people that Staffordshire Police continues to provide a robust policing service and to be here to keep the public safe.
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The family of an elderly woman who sadly died in hospital after being subjected to a robbery in her own home have paid tribute to their “dearly loved mum and nana”.
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Torches which can detect faint traces at crime scenes have been unveiled as the latest addition to Staffordshire Police’s crime-fighting technology.
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Three officers that saved the lives of two members of the public have been awarded for their courageous actions.
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This week Staffordshire Police have launched a #PhoneFree campaign.
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Staffordshire Police is to invest in new advanced Taser devices which will give greater protection to officers when carrying out their duties. The force, which has around 350 specially-trained Taser officers – one of the highest proportions of Taser-trained officers in the UK, is to introduce the upgraded X2 Tasers, which are double shot weapons, capable of firing twice before requiring a reload. This is in addition to the armed police officers within force, who also carry Taser.
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Police are warning people to be extra vigilant on the roads following a number of suspected “crash for cash” incidents in Stoke-on-Trent.
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Police are appealing for witnesses after an elderly woman was targeted in a distraction burglary in the Park Hall area of Stoke-on-Trent.