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Two men behind bars for drug dealing
Two men have both been jailed for two years and a half years each after cocaine was located during a vehicle stop in Guildford in June.
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All in a day's work for PD Panza
Finding high risk missing people is all in a day’s work for Police Dog (PD) Panza as he and his handler celebrated a job well done on Wednesday, September 1.
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Police dog Isla tracks down man who threatened to kill his ex-partner
A 38-year-old man from Ashstead has been arrested in the early hours of yesterday morning (3 September) after threatening to kill his ex-partner and stalking her.
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Have you been offered any of this jewellery for sale?
We are appealing for the public’s help to trace these items following a burglary in Tadworth in August.
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Surrey Police and Sussex Police feature in The Times Top 50 Employers for Women 2020
Surrey Police and Sussex Police are leading the way as employers of women, according to The Times Top 50 Employers for Women 2020 list, published today (30 July).
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Statement following inquest into death of Miranda Stevenson
The jury sitting at the inquest of 42-year-old Miranda Stevenson who died while she was detained in custody at Guildford police station on 31 May 2015 has today (12 February), concluded that her death was caused by alcohol and/or drug withdrawal.
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Surrey Police’s Woking front counter moves to council offices in town centre
Surrey Police’s Woking front counter services will relocate to work alongside Woking Borough Council in the Civic Offices in Gloucester Square on Monday (13 January).
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