Hartlepool CID charge two in connection with recent incidents in the town.
14:08 04/07/2025Detectives from Hartlepool CID have charged a 31-year-old man with aggravated burglary after an incident in Ivy Grove in June.
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Detectives from Hartlepool CID have charged a 31-year-old man with aggravated burglary after an incident in Ivy Grove in June.
A 12-year-old boy had his bike stolen after being pushed from it by two unknown males (believed to be in their mid-late teens) who approached him from behind.
At around 5.30pm yesterday (Sunday 18th May) officers were called by ambulance service colleagues to an alleyway between Troutpool Close and Firby Close in Hartlepool to a report of an assault on a 60-year-old man by a male suspect who was in a group of other males.
An 18-year-old boy and a 21-year-old man were arrested and questioned by officers investigating a report of a fail to stop collision involving a motorbike in the Headland area of Hartlepool. It happened shortly before 7pm on Saturday 10th May on Northgate.
We’re investigating an incident of criminal damage whereby trees at Summerhill in Hartlepool were set on fire overnight - between 5pm yesterday and 8am today (Tuesday 29th April).
Antisocial behaviour
Issued 01 May 2025
we continue to work with partners and education establishments to reduce the effects of harm from those who cause anti social behaviour within our communities. We will proactively target locations and offenders to protect those within our community from becoming victims of crime. We will utilise our criminal powers to address these issues but also through our partners and civil legislation with Community Protection Orders (CBO’s), Criminal Behaviour Orders (CBO’s) and tenancy enforcement to name but a few.
Actioned 09 May 2025
Drugs
Issued 01 May 2025
We will always respond and deal with the issues of drug use and supply within our communities to make the area and town as safe as we can for our communities and the younger generation. We will target those who exploit the most vulnerable within the community and bring them to justice and provide wrap around care to those who become victims of any exploitation. This includes counterfeit goods such a cigarettes and vapes that are being sold which can be harmful to the health and wellbeing of those exposed or using such products.
Actioned 09 May 2025
Retail Crime
Issued 03 May 2025
This is a constant issue where we have worked with many stores across the town and area managers to reduce the loss suffered by those who are being targeted. We have done this through Problem Solving Plans and identified action plans for everyone to work to, in the vast majority of cases we see a significant positive impact upon this work. Criminal Behaviour Orders (CBO’s) are always sought on those who offer or use violence in the commission of their crimes.
Actioned 03 May 2025