Crime

A heartbroken couple are offering a reward for the safe return of their dog after she was stolen from a parked van.

Three Wisbech drivers were among 14 arrested for drink driving offences.

Owners of weapons made illegal under the Offensive Weapons Act 2019 are being encouraged to surrender them to police.

Fenland police are appealing for help following disorder in Wisbech which resulted in armed officers being called.

Fenland police caught a drug driver after he overtook their marked police car.

Police are appealing for information after a number of cars had their windows smashed in Emneth.

Three men have been arrested following raids in Newbridge Lane, Wisbech.

In his fortnightly column, Philip Brooks of Diamond Byte Solutions, looks at online fraudsters.

Tests to determine the cause of a man's death in custody have so far proved inconclusive, the police watchdog says.

Armed response officers and a dog unit were called to reports a violent disorder in Wisbech late yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon.

Driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs not only ruins Christmas but can destroy lives forever, the force warns today (Wednesday).

Arrest made for drink-driving say Norfolk Police.

Officers have been conducting high visibility patrols in a Fenland village.

A police officer who was caught scanning a 7p barcode for some carrots instead of that of a £9.95 box of doughnuts has been dismissed without notice.

Cambridgeshire Constabulary's Rape Investigation Team (RIT) has targeted rape suspects across the county in a week of action.

Cambridgeshire police has taken part in a week of action to tackle knife crime with weapon sweeps, virtual school presentations and multiple arrests.

Police are called to around 1,000 incidents of domestic violence in the county every month - that's around 33 every day.

Ten new Special Constables have been sworn in and some of them are heading our way.

A stolen cocker spaniel has been reunited with its loving owners after six years of heartache.

A police officer allegedly tried to buy a £9.95 box of doughnuts for seven pence by sticking a barcode for carrots on them.