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West Mercia Police issue warning to keep family jewellery safe
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West Mercia Police issue warning to keep family jewellery safe
West Mercia Police Christmas message.
Five men were made subject of Confiscation Orders at Worcester Crown Court on Friday 13 December, following their part in an organised crime group who committed telephone and courier fraud offences against the elderly and vulnerable.
In the run up to Christmas and the New Year, motorists across West Mercia are being reminded of the dangers of driving under the influence of drink or drugs.
Thanks to a recent road safety initiative for the past year road users have had the opportunity to use their own digital footage from dashcams and other devices to help keep the roads safer.
At the beginning of the month West Mercia Police were made aware of a video circulating of Christmas tree lights being damaged outside a business in Hagley
The number of children arrested since 2010 has reduced by a significant 88%, making West Mercia Police the highest percentage reduction for a single force across England and Wales.
Thank you to everyone who shared the post about missing Maureen Ann Jones.
ACC Geoff Wessell presented a certificate for completion of Police Dog Rosie's General Purpose Dog Course at West Mercia Dog School, Hindlip.
West Mercia Police is working with Shrewsbury Town Football Club ahead of the clubs fixture with Bristol Rovers on Saturday (23 November).