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With warm weather drawing more motorcyclists onto County Durham's roads, officers are urging riders to protect themselves by wearing the correct safety equipment every time they get on their bike.
Dispatchers play a pivotal role in ensuing our officers are there when the public need them the most.
Durham Constabulary is reminding pet owners to take extra care of their dogs during the hot weather.
Marcus Jones was sentenced on Friday, June 19 following the Boxing Day attack in Bishop Auckland.
As football fans across the country prepare to cheer on England, a simple takeaway order could also deliver a potentially life-saving message.
Darren Oxley’s horrific offending took place over several years between 1988 and 2002 while he was in relationships with the women.
A violent criminal has been sentenced to a Whole Life Order following two murders and the attempted murder of a Greater Manchester Police (GMP) detective.
Whilst Kane was putting balls in the back of the net, our Durham Roads & Armed Policing officers were putting drink and drug drivers in the cells.
Operation Sunrise saw dedicated teams of officers deployed across County Durham and Darlington to track, locate, and arrest individuals wanted for domestic abuse offences.