Former Dorset Police officer has sentence increased
A former Dorset Police officer who pleaded guilty to misconduct in a public office has had his sentenced increased following a ruling by the Court of Appeal.
A former Dorset Police officer who pleaded guilty to misconduct in a public office has had his sentenced increased following a ruling by the Court of Appeal.
The 14-year-old was charged with offences including shoplifting, driving a motor vehicle and assaulting a constable.
Arrests were made in Operation Scorpion, which took place across the South West between Monday 22 June and Sunday 28 June.
Chief Constable Amanda Pearson, who spent 33 years in policing and three years in the top job, is to retire this summer.
Police are keen to speak to anyone who saw what happened or who has dashcam footage of the collision which took place on Friday 19 December.
Scammers are damaging cars in the area in order to buy them cheaply.
A joint project between Dorset Police and Devon & Cornwall Police to equip officers with a body worn video launched on 8 October 2018.
Paul Robert Taylor, 50 and of no fixed abode, was convicted on 8 August of the manslaughter of Ryan Merna, following a 16-day trial at Winchester Crown Court.
A burglar has been jailed for two years after attempting to steal cash from a house in Christchurch before biting her victim.
A Poole woman has gone missing in Turkey and police are appealing for the public’s help to find her.