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Man’s rooftop capture ‘cost Humberside Police £100000’A three-day operation to remove a man who spent 48 hours on the roof of a house, cost Humberside Police about £100,000 it says. A 23-year-old was later arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon, affray, assault and public nuisance.Police in Grimsby stretched as officers ordered to rooftop stand-off – in ScunthorpeGrimsby Telegraphall 5 news articles »
Humberside Police says it understands ‘frustration’ as officers from across North East Lincolnshire had to deploy to Scunthorpe to deal with three-day rooftop …Three-day rooftop stand-off in Scunthorpe could cost police ‘as much …Scunthorpe TelegraphDrivers can now report car crashes to police online – Hull Daily MailHull Daily MailWanted Scunthorpe man in stand-off with police on roofDeathRattleSports.comall 9 news articles »
After the Humberside force was formed, he was based at Queen’s Garden’s Police Station in what he describes as a “great move” as it saw him work in CID and the drugs squad. “There were many highlights from my time as a police officer,” Mr Holmes said.
Humberside Police have released a code of conduct that if breached could result in a lifetime ban on their social media pages.and more »
Police are threatening social media users with a lifetime ban from their pages in a bid to stop offensive and threatening language appearing on their Facebook and Twitter accounts. The force has published a Facebook Community Code of Conduct which
Humberside Police were called to the area at 6.45pm on Monday following reports of a disturbance. East Midlands Ambulance Service paramedics took the 21-year-old to hospital. The Humberside Police spokeswoman said the victim’s injuries were “not
In a bid to stop offensive and threatening language from appearing on their social media pages, Humberside Police are now threatening users with a lifetime ban. The force has recently published a “Facebook Community Code of Conduct” that lists the …
John Wildey, who had never flown an aircraft before, managed to land the four-seater Cessna with guidance from the ground, in an hour-long ordeal. A conference room at the Hampton by Hilton Humberside Airport Hotel will now be named after him, as well …
A total of 700 less officers in Humberside but service demand at its highest, claims Humberside Police Federation.Police ‘wrestling every day’ with what calls to attend, says federationGrimsby Telegraphall 4 news articles »
He said: “Over the last 10 to 15 years this country, including Humberside, adopted a community policing style with heavy investment in neighbourhood teams. “In general terms this meant communities knew the name of the local officer and whom they could …Police ‘wrestling every day’ with what calls to attend, says federationGrimsby Telegraphall 4 news articles »
