Register your CCTV or doorbell camera to help solve crime in your area
We are urging residents across Staffordshire to register their CCTV and doorbell cameras as part of a county-wide campaign to help solve crimes that matter to your community.
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We are urging residents across Staffordshire to register their CCTV and doorbell cameras as part of a county-wide campaign to help solve crimes that matter to your community.
When young people come to the attention of the police, they’re often in a difficult emotional state. For many, dealing with officers and staff for the first time can be traumatising. For others, when it’s not their first time being arrested, or interacting with us, they’re able to detach themselves from the process.
We have relaunched our The Beat podcast for 2026, to highlight some of the work of our ongoing campaigns, including those related to domestic abuse and intrafamilial abuse.
As part of our ‘change the story’ campaign focussed on preventing and protecting people from the impact of domestic abuse, especially during the festive and New Year period, we are shining a light on some of the experiences of victims.
We have seized a large amount of monkey dust, worth in the region of £1.5 million, from a van in Longton.
As part of our ‘change the story’ campaign this Christmas aimed at shedding light on the impact of domestic abuse, we have spoken to some of the officers tasked with investigating these types of crimes.
We are working with partners and the local community to tackle domestic abuse as part of our ‘Change the story’ campaign this Christmas.
Two people have been arrested on suspicion of drug offences as part of a proactive investigation into the supply of monkey dust.
Officers have arrested more than 200 people so far this year on suspicion of violence against women and girls, as we marked national White Ribbon Day today.
“I wanted to be a gangster.” These are the words of *Anthony, a former young offender and victim of child criminal exploitation (CCE) here in Staffordshire.