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Hear about Operation Disrupt from our firearms team
Did you know our armed response officers also carry out regular policing activity across of our county’s towns and villages?
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Hundreds of arrests made and cars seized in county-wide roads policing operation
Almost 200 arrests have been made and 1,600 vehicles stopped in a three-week road policing operation in Staffordshire. Officers also seized 249 vehicles for various offences.
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Partner organisations join together to deliver community action week in Longton
Officers from Stoke South Neighbourhood Policing Team are joining forces with Stoke-on-Trent City Council and other partner organisations to deliver a community action week in Longton.
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How we're tackling County Lines
Day in, day out we work to tackle County Lines all around Staffordshire and there's a number of people and partners who are vital to this work.
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Injury pension payments - High Court Ruling, 16 September 2020
Staffordshire Police notes the decision of the High Court this morning, 16 September 2020, to dismiss claims made against the force by 18 former police officers regarding review of their injury pension payments.
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Police chief praises public and urges continuing cooperation with guidelines
A senior police chief is appealing for people in Staffordshire to work together and follow the new ‘Rule of Six’ guidelines as efforts continue to prevent further spread of Covid19.
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Former Uttoxeter man jailed for sex offences in the 1990s
A former Uttoxeter man has been jailed for twelve-and-a-half years after admitting a series of sex offences in the town in the 1990s.
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Op Lightning strikes with 140 arrests in two weeks
Officers have stopped almost 1,400 cars and made 140 arrests as part of an ongoing roads policing operation across Staffordshire.
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Statement about crime reports from Churnet Valley Railway
Chief Inspector Mark Thorley, commander of Staffordshire Moorlands Neighbourhood Policing Team, said: “We have not received any crime reports from Churnet Valley Railway in the last 12 months. Local officers have been to visit the railway this afternoon (9 Sept) but we are awaiting further information from their management to progress an investigation. If businesses do not report crime it makes it more difficult for us to understand the full picture and take preventative action.
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