Police Name Men who Died in Hartlepool
Two men who died in an incident in Hartlepool on Friday evening, 15th March, can now be named by police.
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Two men who died in an incident in Hartlepool on Friday evening, 15th March, can now be named by police.
At around 4.20pm on Sunday 10 March officers stopped a man on Clifton Avenue after he was spotted allegedly trying to open car doors.
The 18-year-old suffered a wound to his ankle believed to have been caused by a firearm.
Police were called to a property on Eaglesfield Road in Hartlepool around 11:40pm on Friday 15th March, where sadly the bodies of two males were located.
Police can now confirm that the body of a man found in the River Tees on Monday 11th March is that of 18-year-old Lewis Penfold-Roche, from Billingham.
A house closure order has been secured by Cleveland Police and Middlesbrough Council in North Ormesby.
Around 1:45pm on Friday 15th March, officers received a report of a man making threats and causing damage inside a property on Woodlands Street, Stockton, whilst possibly in possession of a knife.
A multi-agency initiative aimed at helping to rejuvenate the Ropner ward area of Stockton to reduce crime and antisocial behaviour is seeing positive early results.
Officers quickly deployed to Hartington Road at approximately 3pm on Thursday 14 March after CCTV operates spotted four men fighting in the street – one armed with a large knife.
Police were called to a report of a break-in at a property on Jedburgh Street in Middlesbrough around 6:15am, where a cannabis farm was located in the property.