Public urged to make the right call as part of International Control Room Week
Last month Norfolk Police received more than 12 thousand 999 calls.
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Last month Norfolk Police received more than 12 thousand 999 calls.
Norfolk Constabulary is launching a new survey to help people shape policing priorities in their communities.
A man found guilty of rape has had his sentence increased.
A registered sex offender has been convicted after breaching his court order and assaulting two young children in Norfolk.
A man who entered two bookmakers and demanded money at knife point has been jailed for more than seven years.
The placing of flags on lampposts has resulted in several calls to our control room, with questions about police powers to remove flags.
man has been jailed for more than five and a half years for supplying drugs in and around Great Yarmouth.
A 64-year-old man who set fire to bins, broke a stained glass window, and made threats to shop staff among a string of other offences has been jailed.
As Freshers’ Week kicks off (15–21 September), Norfolk Police is stepping up its presence around pubs and clubs with Project Vigilant.
A man has been jailed for assault and killing his partner’s dog.