Reminder to Members of the Public to Only Travel when Essential
Police are reminding members of the public to please not make unnecessary journeys in vehicles during the coronavirus outbreak and to only travel when essential.
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Police are reminding members of the public to please not make unnecessary journeys in vehicles during the coronavirus outbreak and to only travel when essential.
Parents are being offered a new way to keep their kids entertained as Cleveland Police and the Police and Crime Commissioner launch a drawing competition for kids.
Police received a report of a robbery on Marton Road in Middlesbrough yesterday, Wednesday 1st April at 3:20pm.
Officers are reminding business owners to be vigilant after 13 premises were burgled over the weekend and into this morning, Tuesday 31st March.
Each day, Cleveland Police will update our communities on the fixed penalty notices given to people by police over a weekend (on a Monday) or the previous 24 hours.
New powers are being introduced to help police enforce protection during the coronavirus outbreak.
Fake texts purporting to be from GOV.UK which are attempting to charge people money to help battle coronavirus. The Government has only sent ONE text message to the public regarding new rules about staying at home to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Officers are warning members of the public to be vigilant following reports of fraudulent men offering to spray disinfectant onto driveways of properties for cash.
Police were called to a report of a domestic related incident at a property on Belk Street in Hartlepool last night.
Cleveland Police wants to reassure those affected by domestic abuse that we continue to make them a priority and understand the unique fears they may have during these unprecedented times