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Man pleads guilty to racially aggravated offence
A man has appeared in court following an incident in Gatley Avenue, Ewell, on Friday evening (June 26).
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Statement on deployment of baton round in Ewell
Last night (27 June) at around 8.40pm, officers from Surrey Police attended an address in Gatley Avenue, Ewell, following reports of racially aggravated public order, and a man threatening to harm others with a knife.
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Investigation continues following serious assault in Reigate
We are continuing to investigate the circumstances of a serious assault which took place in Reigate yesterday evening (21 June).
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Please think twice before visiting Frensham Ponds
Surrey Police is asking people to think twice if they are making plans to visit Frensham Ponds, after we received numerous calls in relation to overcrowding and potential breaches of social distancing guidelines at the site over the Bank Holiday weekend.
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UPDATE: Missing Farnham man Mark Maclay
A body, believed to be that of missing man Mark Maclay, was found in the river in Moor Park Lane, Farnham, around 10.45am today (12 May).
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Thank you to Surrey residents who stayed at home to save lives
We would like to say a huge thank you to all the Surrey residents who followed government advice to stay home to save lives this weekend.
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Man jailed for historic sexual assault of teenage boy at knifepoint
A man has been jailed for 11 years for the sexual assault of a 13-year-old boy at knifepoint on a tow path in Woodham, near Woking, 38 years ago.
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