Appeal after jewellery stolen from Shrewsbury home
Appeal after jewellery stolen from Shrewsbury home
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Appeal after jewellery stolen from Shrewsbury home
COVID-19: Statements from Chief Constable Anthony Bangham and Police and Crime Commissioner John Campion
Officers have sadly recovered a body in their search for missing Worcester man Iain Farrimond.
Around 1am on the morning of Sunday 22 March, officers were called by Kidderminster General Hospital on Bewdley Road after a large group of teenagers smashed the glass doors and entered the hospital, setting off the alarms.
We can confirm that sadly a body was recovered from the river on Saturday 21 March following the search for Hereford man Michael Burbage who went missing on Monday 16 March.
Do you recognise the man in the CCTV image?
It has become clear that unfortunately there are some individuals and crime groups looking to exploit elderly and vulnerable people in these challenging times in terms of fraud either by phone, email or in door-to-door visits.
At around 6am officers were called after a man reportedly forced his way into a store in Cookley as staff opened the shop up at 5am and threatened the staff.
Officers in Worcestershire and Herefordshire have been made aware of a number of scam callers pretending to police officers in a bid to defraud elderly and vulnerable people.
West Mercia Police's Head of Local Policing, Chief Superintendent Tom Harding, has issued a statement in relation to Covid-19.