Dorset Police Operation Dragoon set to feature on ITV's KyleFiles tonight

Tonight’s Kyle Files, which investigates high-profile issues that impact on people’s lives across Britain, will focus on dangers at the wheel.

Jeremy Kyle joined officers from the No Excuse and traffic teams back in October to film the 30 minute documentary covering a speeding motorcyclist, a drug driver, a person using a mobile phone at the wheel and Operation Dragoon – Dorset Police’s approach to tackling the most dangerous road users.

Dorset Police will be tweeting throughout the programme using #KyleFiles asking members of the public to submit any questions in relation to the programme and road safety.

Questions will be answered during a live Facebook Q&A video from the Dorset Police Facebook account immediately after the programme with Inspector Stu Pitman, Police Constable Simon Hatch and Special Constable Kier Dagnall, who are all featured in the show.

Speaking during filming, Jeremy Kyle, said, “I think it goes to show that certainly here in Dorset, this force is doing everything in a proactive way to prevent and try and end death and injury on their roads. Thumbs up to them – fascinating.”

Inspector Stuart Pitman, of Dorset Police, said, “This provided a great opportunity to promote the hard work of Dorset officers in reducing road casualties to a national audience.

“I am pleased we are able to demonstrate our strategy in both targeting high-risk road issues and addressing community concerns, which has successfully contributed to the reduction of the number of people killed and seriously injured on Dorset roads during 2016.”