Young people take part in knife and firearms prevention workshops
Over 1,700 young people attended the workshops organised by Dorset Police as part of national crime week.
Over 1,700 young people attended the workshops organised by Dorset Police as part of national crime week.
Ringwood town councillors expressed concern that low level crime wasn’t being reported as people felt police weren’t interested.
A fight was reported in Draper Road, Christchurch. Did you witness it? If so, the police would like to hear from you.
A day of action initiative was carried out by the police and the council in the West Hill area on Wednesday 17 November.
If you were in Hanham Road at 8.35am on Sunday 21 November, or if you have dashcam footage please contact Dorset Police.
If you recognise the description of this man in a black hoodie, or if you have CCTV footage contact the police.
The police believe that the fire, which started in a communal hallway of the flats in Hunt Road, was arson.
Lewis Coxon is now behind bars for 14 months, having been found guilty of dangerous driving on the Upton Bypass.
Dorset Police is supporting Op Sceptre a national campaign week-long knife amnesty, which is encouraging people to ‘bin a knife’.
Dorset Police would like to speak to anyone who has dashcam footage or witnessed this collision on 9 November.