The priorities in my Police and Crime Plan reflect the views of thousands of residents and businesses from across Derbyshire. These priorities are your priorities. I’m pleased that we will work together to build safer and stronger communities. Derbyshire Police & Crime Commissioner – Nicolle Ndiweni-Roberts For more details visit – Derbyshire-pcc.gov.uk/commissioner/police-and-crime-plan
We’re supporting Derbyshire Police’s ongoing efforts to tackle violent crime by spreading the word about their Zombie Knife & Machete Amnesty. Have you got an illegal knife, machete, or similar dangerous weapon? Now’s the time to safely hand it in—no questions asked. This amnesty is part of a vital campaign to keep our community safe….
Monday 13th November 2023 at 10-11am – The Hub, Shiners Way, South Normanton. Feel free to come and hand in any unwanted knives/sharp objects and say hello to your local team. The key feature of #OpSceptre is hosting a knife amnesty. This allows people to hand in their unwanted knives to various drop off-points at police stations…
Nearly £400,000 in cash and drugs have been seized by officers investigating organised crime in north Derbyshire in the past year. The North Division Organised Crime Group Team also arrested more than 100 people in connection with a litany of serious offences. Thirty-two have been charged or convicted at court – with 12 people jailed…
Police & Crime Commissioner, Angelique Foster, is consulting on proposals for the policing part of the Council Tax precept for 2022/23. The survey aims to understand the amount of Council Tax that is contributed from residents towards policing for 2022/23. Responses can be submitted online and the survey will close on Sunday 16th January 2022. Please…
Home isn’t always a happy place at Christmas. For some, it is a place of worry, fear and control. Help and support doesn’t go away just because it is Christmas. If you, or someone you know is suffering domestic abuse, please get in touch. We are here, we will listen to you and we will…
Fake emails and text messages are a common tactic used by cyber criminals, their goal is often to convince you to click a link. Once clicked, you may be sent to a dodgy website which could download viruses onto your computer, or steal your passwords and personal information. In order to try and convince you…
As part of the 16 Days of Action against Domestic Abuse, Detective Chief Inspector Darren De’ath has spoken to The Willow Project and recorded a podcast, speaking about his role as force lead in tackling domestic abuse, stalking, rape and serious violence. Part of DCI De’ath’s job is to make sure officers are aware of…
Throughout December, Derbyshire Constabulary, Derbyshire Fire & Rescue Service and Highways England will be working together in tackling those who take to the roads whilst under the influence of drink and drugs. In Derbyshire over the last three-years, we have recorded 286 collisions, where one or more driver was impaired with alcohol or drugs. These…
New data from Action Fraud, the national reporting centre for fraud and cyber crime, reveals that 28,049 shoppers were conned out of their money when shopping online over the Christmas period last year – an increase of almost two thirds (61 per cent) when compared to the same period in the previous year. Ahead of Black Friday and Cyber…
