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Officers from Staffordshire Police are preparing for a week of action to tackle wildlife and rural crime in the community.
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An ongoing knife crime campaign rolled out by Staffordshire Police and partners last week has resulted in knives being seized and anti-knife messaging reaching thousands of people in Staffordshire.
Staffordshire Police’s ongoing Ditch the Blade campaign is to focus on the impact knife crime has on parents and families next week.
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More than 1,000 motorists were caught speeding as Staffordshire Police joined forces with Community Speedwatch groups across the county during the UN-backed Global Road Safety Week.
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One of the priorities for Staffordshire Police officers specialising in locating missing people is knowing as early as possible that somebody has gone missing.
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To mark National Missing Children’s Day on 25 May, Staffordshire Police is launching its Missing Persons’ Week; taking an in-depth look behind at the scenes at the work of some of the officers tasked with ensuring your loved ones are kept safe and sound.
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A multi-agency effort combining work by police, partners and third sector organisations saw hundreds of knives seized, dozens of arrests and anti-knife messaging reach thousands of people in Staffordshire.
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A former gang member who was sentenced for a knife-point robbery and lost an eye when he was stabbed is helping Staffordshire Ditch the Blade.
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Staffordshire Police is highlighting the behaviours of stalking and sharing the story of a victim to show the devastation this crime can have on a person’s life.
Staffordshire Police is going back to class in its continued efforts to crack down on knife crime across the county.