Force Says Thank You to Volunteers for Amazing Contribution
Volunteers working to give something back to their community contributed a massive 27,000 hours of service on behalf of Cleveland Police last year.
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Volunteers working to give something back to their community contributed a massive 27,000 hours of service on behalf of Cleveland Police last year.
Officers are today releasing a new image of missing Alison Danks (also known as Bishop) which clearly shows what she was wearing on the night she went missing.
Today, Friday 29th May, marks one week since Alison Danks (also known as Bishop) was reported missing.
Officers are releasing CCTV footage of missing Alison Danks (also known as Bishop) which shows her walking in Marske on Saturday 23rd May at around 12:10am.
Ahead of the Bank Holiday weekend, Cleveland Police and the NHS are urging people to continue to act responsible and maintain social distancing.
On behalf of the North East Regional Specialist Operations Unit (NERSOU), officers are warning people to be vigilant after reports were received of someone fraudulently claiming to be from Cleveland Police.
Officers from the Operational Support Unit stopped and searched a Land Rover vehicle on Belmont Avenue in Billingham yesterday, Tuesday 19th May.
We are seeing more people out on bicycles, likely because some of the lockdown restrictions have been eased.
Dedicated volunteers are giving even more of their time on the frontline of policing as special constables, helping to keep people safe during lockdown.
Neighbourhood policing is being strengthened by a boost in officer numbers as part of a renewed plan to focus on Bobbies on the beat.