Investigation launched after firearm discharged at house in Durham
Police were called at around 9.40am today (February 6) following reports that shots had been fired at a house in Featherstone Drive, in Newton Hall.
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Police were called at around 9.40am today (February 6) following reports that shots had been fired at a house in Featherstone Drive, in Newton Hall.
Around 50 officers were involved in the activity which included specialist search teams, drone operators, detection dogs, arrest teams and rural experts from Thames Valley supported by the National Rural Crime Unit.
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The initiative is aimed at targeting perpetrator behaviours, which are often displayed before a sexual offence, spiking or theft takes place.
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Eight people were arrested during the operation for a number of serious offences, including causing grievous bodily harm, firearms offences, domestic violence, and exploitation.
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