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Eyes in the skies support arrest of “prolific shoplifter”
13:28 03/11/2026It was technology to the rescue yesterday (Monday 2nd November) when a drone as first responder (DFR) played a crucial role in the arrest of a suspected shoplifter.
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“Community” vehicles seized in R&C rural crime operation
15:04 30/10/2026These vehicles were seized from a car park in Redcar late on Saturday night (24th October) during a dedicated rural crime operation in Redcar & Cleveland policing district which involved neighbourhood officers and Matrix colleagues.
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Police and partners secure “lengthiest ever” criminal behaviour order against persistent shoplifter
17:05 16/09/2026Working with partners from Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council’s Antisocial Behaviour Team, Greater Eston NPT has secured what we believe to be the district's lengthiest ever criminal behaviour order (CBO) given to a shoplifter.
Reassurance for retailers as “incredibly active” shoplifter is dealt with at court
12:36 11/09/2026Four right foot trainers, over £2,000 of clothes including women’s tops, £1,735 of steak and other meats and hundreds of pounds worth of display products.
Incident on Steele Crescent, South Bank, last night
10:11 27/08/2026Shortly after half past midnight today (00.34am on Thursday 27th August) we received a number of calls reporting a vehicle had crashed into a wall at an address on Steele Crescent in South Bank.
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