Crime

Cambridgeshire police are looking for help from the public to get views and opinions about the force’s work, policies and procedures.

A lorry driver has been jailed for six years for causing a crash that killed a Cambridgeshire police officer after he looked at a text message.

Volunteer Police cadets from Stowmarket have held their first annual camping trip at Thorpe Woodlands Adventure Centre in Thetford.

A Haverhill man who drove his car into two men in Woodditton has been jailed for 40 months.

Suffolk County Council trading standards are warning residents to be on the lookout for rogue fish sellers.

Another 250 knives, cleavers and machetes are off the streets of Bury St Edmunds as police revealed the latest haul dropped into the town’s knife amnesty bin today, Thursday September 8.

Drones are the latest in new technology to join the frontline of policing in Cambridgeshire following a successful trial of the intuitive devices.

Three pedal cycles have been recovered by police officers in Newmarket who are looking to trace the owners.

Detectives investigating the attempted abduction of a serviceman near RAF Marham have welcomed the public’s response to an appeal broadcast on the BBC’s Crimewatch programme last night..

Twelve men have appeared in court in connection with the attack which left Mildenhall football fan Simon Dobbin with brain damage.

A gang of six or seven people have robbed a young man in broad daylight in Sudbury, injuring him in the process.

The number of offences involving the possession of indecent images recorded by Cambridgeshire police has more than doubled over the last three years, according to figures obtained by the NSPCC.

A man’s body has been pulled from the water near Blackfriars in Sudbury this afternoon, Wednesday August 31.

A man who is wanted for failing to appear at court and in connection with allegations of making threats to kill may be in Cambridgeshire police have warned.

One of Norfolk and Suffolk’s Assistant Chief Constables has said that she can “no longer make a difference” or “support frontline.”

Being named after one of the greatest battles of the First World War may have destined little Verdun Buck to a life of distinguished and heroic service.

More than 160 people were arrested in Cambridgeshire during the summer drink and drug drive campaign.

A man is currently being questioned by detectives in connection with two serious sexual assaults which occurred in Great Cornard at the weekend.

A man who owns the land and barn where Cambridgeshire’s largest ever cannabis factory was discovered has been ordered to pay back more than £400,000 by a court.

Three men have been jailed for a combined total of 30 years after being found guilty of 45 burglaries across Suffolk and Norfolk.