6. Campaigns

A unique new take on an age old problem sees the launch of a short online film reminding householders not to make burglary ‘child’s play’ for offenders.

'Custody' is an innovative short film showcasing Norfolk and Suffolk Constabularies' new state-of-the-art Police Investigation Centres through the eyes of a prisoner.

'David's story' contains hard-hitting footage of a fatal collision in Norfolk that was released by police in a bid to get motorcyclists and drivers to think seriously about road safety.

Don't carry knives is the message in a new short educational film, which is to be shown in every High School across Norfolk. The...

Campaign launched: 20 April 2020 As the country faced unprecedented challenges and millions of people were asked to stay at home to...

The video, #HideYourStuff, aims to encourage motorists to think more about security by showing the speed and ease at which vehicles can be broken into.

Based on real experiences, ‘Look what you did’ is an emotive short film that highlights the work of the Sexual Assault Referral Centre in helping victims of rape and sexual assault.

Norfolk Constabulary has been focussed on disrupting and preventing County Lines drug dealing in our local towns and villages since...

Project Servator Project Servator aims to disrupt a range of criminality, from shop lifting to county lines drug dealing and terrorism,...

#ProperLockIt is a video that aims to encourage cyclists to think more about security by showing the speed and ease at which cycles can be stolen.

The 'Too good to be true' adverts raise awareness on cyber crime, showing that if an offer looks too good to be true, it probably is.