Stolen quad bike found thanks to special constable
Stopping a suspicious looking Ford Transit led to the recovery of a suspected stolen quad.
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Stopping a suspicious looking Ford Transit led to the recovery of a suspected stolen quad.
Iain Boddy, of Bishop Auckland, appeared at court yesterday and was remanded into custody.
Officers from our Roads and Armed Policing Team will be conducting extra patrols and operations this month.
Motorists are being urged to take a second look for motorbikes after new figures revealed that more than half of motorcyclists involved in collisions in the North East were killed or seriously injured.
This is the wreckage of a car that was stolen in a two-in-one burglary recently.
Jonathan Olley began raining punches into the victim’s head, called him racial slurs, and threatened to kill his family.
“I’m not going to sugar coat it. You could have killed your mate.”
A significant quantity of stolen machinery, vehicles, and trailers valued at hundreds of thousands of pounds has been recovered by police.
The targeted strikes formed part of an operation under County Lines Intensification Week.
Jeff Blair worked for Durham Constabulary as a response PC across the south of the county for 22 years before retiring in 2017.