Operation Artemis - July
Operation Artemis kicked off in Stockton this morning with a briefing to officers and staff from District Commander Superintendent John Wrintmore and Chief Inspector Dan Heron at Stockton Riverside College.
Operational activity will take place throughout the day.
Watch this space for further updates! 
A 52-year-old man has been arrested on Skinner Street in connection with drugs offences after suspected class A and B drugs were seized.
The man has been taken into custody.
Operation Artemis activity continues...
Superintendent John Wrintmore, District Commander for Stockton, explains more about Operation Artemis and the activity taking place throughout today.
Watch below...
Officers have made a further two arrests in Hartington Road as part of the ongoing Operation Artemis activity today.
A 39-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of assault and theft and a 31-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of robbery.
Both remain in police custody.
Keep following for further Operation Artemis activity throughout the day!
Officers will remain in the Wellington Square area of Stockton throughout the day as they welcome members of the community to speak with them.
As Operation Artemis continues throughout today, officers will be based in the Citizen's Advice office.
Please come along and speak to the team!
A man wanted in connection with an assault on a police officer has been arrested in Stockton town centre as Operation Artemis continues.
The 24-year-old man was also found in possession of a bladed article and was also arrested in connection with this.
Separately, a 45-year-old woman has also been arrested after being wanted in connection with a report of ABH.
Officers are carrying out patrols this afternoon in areas of Stockton which are hotspots for this kind of antisocial activity.
Police with drones will be on the look-out for off-road bikes and quads, to clamp down on the illegal use of off-road bikes.
Anyone who does wish to report an issue with off-road bikes can do so by reporting online here: Something you've seen or heard | Cleveland Police or by calling Cleveland Police on 101.
The COPA app can be also be used to submit images and videos of off-road bikes.
Apple users can download the COPA app here: COPA on the App Store (apple.com)
Android users can download the COPA app here: COPA - Cleveland Policing App - Apps on Google Play
In Billingham, officers served two section 59 notices to a male for reported nuisance caused by riding the below bike (pictured) in the area.
The bike was reported stolen and has now been seized. It is also believed to have been potentially used in criminal activity.
Superintendent John Wrintmore talks below about today's Operation Artemis activity in Stockton...