Record 369 arrests made during Surrey Police’s winter drink and drug driving crackdown
Officers have made a record total of 369 arrests during this year’s Operation Limit, the national winter campaign targeting drink and drug driving.
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Officers have made a record total of 369 arrests during this year’s Operation Limit, the national winter campaign targeting drink and drug driving.
A festive-period crackdown on crime took place in Epsom last month, laying the groundwork for continued partnership as part of a new scheme in the town. Safer Epsom and Ewell, a partnership initiative launched by Surrey Police and Epsom and Ewell Borough Council, aims to tackle serious and organised crime, and anti-social behaviour issues impacting the local community.
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Surrey Police has begun Op Limit, a national campaign aimed at tackling drink and drug driving during one of the highest-risk periods of the year.
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