Appeal to locate man who jumped into River Severn
Officers received reports at just before 1.15pm today (Thursday28 January) that a man had entered the River Severn at Worcester Bridge in the centre of the city.
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Officers received reports at just before 1.15pm today (Thursday28 January) that a man had entered the River Severn at Worcester Bridge in the centre of the city.
Officers searching for missing Hannah Gaunt can confirm that a woman found earlier today is 26 year old Hannah.
Thanks to everyone who shared our CCTV appeal following an assault in Foregate Street, Worcester.
Non-emergency crimes and incidents should be reported to us online in an accessible and convenient way.
A man has been arrested for drug and trafficking offences after several warrants were carried out in Telford today (Wednesday 27 January).
• Number of ‘clone firm’ investment scams reported increased by 29% as UK went into first lockdown • Victims scammed out of more than £45,000 each, on average • 77% of investors do not know or are unsure what a ‘clone investment firm’ is • FCA and Action Fraud advise investors to only use contact details on the FCA Register to help avoid ‘clone firm’ scams
The email, which attempts to trick people into handing over their bank details, was reported more than 1,000 times in 24 hours. It appears to come from the NHS and asks the recipient to click on a link to accept or decline an invitation to receive the coronavirus vaccine. If they click accept, they are asked to input personal information and their bank card details.
We are aware that criminals pretending to be police officers are again attempting to defraud people in Herefordshire, Shropshire and Worcestershire, in a scam known as ‘Courier Fraud’. Some jewellery shops are also being taking advantage of as part of the scam.
Thanks to everyone who shared our CCTV appeal following a disorder in Worcester.
Man sentenced to over 13 years for Wellington manslaughter