Still time to surrender firearms to Dorset Police
Dorset Police is urging anyone in possession of illegal or unregistered firearms and ammunition to make use of its current firearms surrender.
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Cruel thieves steal laptop in Bournemouth belonging to late teenage cancer victim
A public appeal has been launched by Dorset Police to find a laptop that was stolen during a burglary while the occupant was saying goodbye to her 15-year-old daughter who tragically died four days earlier.
Search for missing teenager Gaia Pope – body found near Swanage
Officers searching for missing teenager Gaia Pope have discovered the body of a woman near Swanage.
Further update to Gaia Pope investigation
Detectives investigating the disappearance of Swanage teenager Gaia Pope have arrested a third person.
Swanage teenager still missing – CCTV images now released
Further to the disappearance of Swanage teenager Gaia Pope, detectives have now released CCTV images.
Swanage teenager still missing: two arrests made
Following the disappearance of Swanage teenager Gaia Pope, detectives have arrested two people on suspicion of murder, one of whom has been released under investigation.
Dorset police officer dismissed after misconduct hearing
A Dorset police officer has been dismissed following a misconduct hearing.
First Direct Entry inspector welcomed by Dorset Police
Dorset Police has welcomed the first person to join the Force through the Direct Entry programme that allows candidates from outside policing to join the service at certain ranks, and offers the opportunity to widen the talent pool and bring in people from a diverse range of backgrounds.
£90,000 found in Christchurch will benefit community projects
After an 18-month long investigation to find the owner of £90,000 found at an abandoned care complex in Strete Mount, Christchurch, the court has formally awarded the money to the Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC), under the Police Property Act, and it will be invested into services that help keep Dorset residents safe.
Woman jailed for fatal road traffic collision near Blandford
A woman who admitted causing a fatal road traffic collision near Blandford that claimed the life of her three-year-old daughter has been jailed for six years and four months.