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These 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.
A 35-year-old Loftus man who was wanted on warrant by East Cleveland neighbourhood police team (NPT) officers - and who they wanted to speak to regarding reports of thefts from a local retailer - was arrested over the weekend.
This house in Gladstone Street, Loftus is now subject to a three-month closure order after neighbourhood officers and colleagues from Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council's Antisocial Behaviour Team responded to numerous complaints from the local community about crime and antisocial behaviour in and around the property.
We’re asking parents and carers to check what their children are up to if they’re out in the Redcar beach area.
Redcar & Cleveland Police Licensing Unit officers have been working in partnership with their counterparts at Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council Licensing Department to launch the Reduce the Strength scheme within the Coatham area of Redcar.
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0 incidents of Crime occurred in Cleveland Police could not be mapped to a location and therefore are not on this map. Learn more about how data is managed on police.uk.
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