Eye – Roads Policing Operation
A multi-agency weekend of action took place in Eye, last month, conducting checks on courier vehicles and their drivers.
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A multi-agency weekend of action took place in Eye, last month, conducting checks on courier vehicles and their drivers.
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A woman has been charged with her dogs being dangerously out of control and other offences after a number of sheep were killed in Assington Green near Sudbury.
Police are appealing for witnesses after an incident in the car park of North Quay Retail Park, Peto Way, Lowestoft, on 23 December, between 2.05pm and 14.15pm.
Police are appealing for witnesses to a four-vehicle road traffic collision that took place in Beccles.
Six people have been charged by detectives in connection with a series of 75 burglaries and one robbery across southern England dating back to 2018
A 60-year-old man from Woodbridge has been banned from driving after being caught behind the wheel while almost three times over the legal alcohol limit.
An initiative to tackle serious and organised crime and help communities in the Maple Park area of Ipswich has been officially named Maple Together.
It’s two years since Suffolk Constabulary introduced a new policing model geared at prioritising public engagement.
Read Chief Constable Rachel Kearton's December blog where she highlights, among other topics, how the force is keeping people safe this festive period.