Catalytic converter thefts rise in Hampshire
Hampshire Constabulary has warned that there has been a recent spate of catalytic converter thefts from vehicles across the county.
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Organised immigration crime targeted in police action
Organised immigration crime is the facilitation of illegal entry into, and presence in, the country and also human trafficking.
Theft of bronze horse sculpture in Lymington – witness appeal
Hampshire Constabulary is appealing for witnesses, or anyone with information, to come forward following a theft from a property in Lymington.
100 suspected drug dealers arrested as police continue to dismantle county lines
Officers tackling drug related harm in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight have arrested 100 suspected drug dealers; seizing over £1 million pounds worth of drugs and almost £53,000 in cash.
Dangers of large gatherings during Covid-19 pandemic captured on video
“Right, everyone’s going to be leaving one at a time, so we can process you guys and get your details,” says a police officer.
Three sentenced after £6.6million worth of cocaine seized
Three men have been jailed following the largest seizure of cocaine ever made by Hampshire Constabulary.
A message from Hampshire Constabulary regarding Covid-19 restrictions
Assistant chief constable, Maggie Blyth, has issued a statement regarding re-introduction of national restrictions relating to Covid-19.
Hampshire Police responds to tier 4 restrictions
The whole of Hampshire moved to tier 4 on Boxing Day with the exception of the New Forest which is in tier 3.
Hampshire Constabulary appeal for witnesses and dash-cam footage after M27 crash
Hampshire Constabulary is appealing for witnesses, or people with dash-cam footage, to come forward following a three-vehicle collision on the M27.
Four different tiers in Hampshire and a Christmas with a big difference
Hampshire Constabulary’s Assistant Chief Constable, Maggie Blyth, has released a message as tiered restrictions are reviewed in England.