Epsom Derby policing operation successfully completed
Surrey Police have completed their 26th year policing The Derby at Epsom Downs.
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Surrey Police have completed their 26th year policing The Derby at Epsom Downs.
His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue (HMICFRS) has today (Friday 30 May) published their report to the effectiveness of vetting, professional standards, and counter-corruption arrangements in Surrey Police.
More than 75 vehicles were stopped and five seized last weekend as part of our latest intensive action to combat rural crime across Surrey.
Our rural crime officers spent the morning of Thursday, 22 May working alongside ringers from the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) to tag and take DNA swabs from three peregrine falcon chicks, recently hatched at a site in Surrey.
Witness appeal following ram raid in West Byfleet
Officers arrested 140 people for drug driving in December, nearly double the number of drink driving arrests during the same period.
Two thieves have been sentenced for a residential burglary in which money and car keys were stolen from a house in Banstead.
Surrey Police will be part of a surrender and compensation scheme for zombie-style knives and zombie-style machetes being launched by the Government on Monday, 26 August.
A man has been sentenced to over two years in prison after a harrowing and targeted attack which took place late last year.
Next Tuesday (30 April), marks the 30th anniversary of the tragic death of 33-year-old Karen Reed, who was shot after answering her door to a man disguised as a pizza delivery driver in what was believed to be a contract killing – and a case of mistaken identity.