Attempted arsonist sentenced to seven-and-a-half years in prison
Mark Harbottle, of Burnhope, smashed a window of a property in Manor Grange before pouring petrol through the window and trying to light it.
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Mark Harbottle, of Burnhope, smashed a window of a property in Manor Grange before pouring petrol through the window and trying to light it.
Op Take Off was carried out this morning.
Luke Joseph Connor has been jailed for 15 years.
This week, an event was held to recognise the work of our Data Office, who have transformed the way the force uses data to manage demand and make more informed decisions for the communities we serve.
This morning (April 7), we held a small gathering at police HQ to recognise colleagues across the Crime Command for their hard work and dedication.
We are appealing for witnesses to a collision which left a woman with life-threatening injuries.
The disorder saw bricks being thrown at police officers and extensive damage caused to a house. A van containing police dogs was also rammed by an e-bike.
Officers from our Durham Roads & Armed Policing unit were busy yesterday with these dangerous drivers seemingly wanting to spend Easter weekend in the cells.
“Thank you for everything.” The words of Inspector Katrina Meisuria as she marked her final day in policing this week.
If you are travelling in County Durham this Sunday, please be aware that the annual Durham Easter Egg run is taking place from 10am.