To protect our communities and achieve justice for victims, officers across the force work tirelessly behind the scenes to identify and locate those wanted for crimes.
During the next ten days, our proactive Operation Galaxy team will ramp up their work carried out in our local communities, to ensure those who commit crimes are held accountable.
With a focus on the enforcement of road traffic laws, the Safer Roads Humber Partnership continues its ‘Share the Road’ campaign. It takes hard work and dedication to pass the driving test and earn the privilege of driving.
Speeding, using a handheld mobile phone while driving, and being impaired by alcohol and drugs can and will result in that privilege being revoked.
Police in Humberside is participating in a week of action designed to support businesses and retailers and reduce business crime.
Retail workers across the UK are victimized by violence and abuse every day just for doing what they do.
Humberside Police say they are proud to support #ShopKind, a national campaign that is being supported by police forces across the country.
The purpose of this campaign is to raise awareness while also tackling the violence and abuse made against shop workers within the community.
Officers from the local Beverley Neighbourhood Policing Team, working alongside Op Galaxy officers, yesterday (Tuesday 1 December) carried out a misuse of drugs act warrant at a house on The Leases in Beverley.
Officers are conducting extra patrols in the Beverley Westwood area following reports of a man behaving suspiciously.
On Tuesday 18 August, a woman reported that the previous Friday 14 August she had seen a man behaving suspiciously whilst she was out with her mother and two six-year-old daughters.
Four men have been arrested as a result of raids our teams have carried out in Beverley this morning.
Misuse of drugs warrants were executed at six properties in the town – two in Schofield Avenue, two in Coltman Avenue, one in Wharton Avenue and one at a unit on Beverley Business Park.
Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner Keith Hunter presented his proposals to raise the portion of council tax used to pay for policing, known as the police precept, to the Humberside Police and Crime Panel. The panel voted unanimously in favour of an increase of 1.99%.
The Commissioner proposed the precept increase for 2017/18, meaning the amount paid on a typical Band D property would rise by around 7p per week from £183.67 to £187.33 for the year.
18 year-old Jordan Paul Catterick of Greenwood Avenue in Beverley was remanded into custody for an assault of a 25 year-old Beverley man in the Grapes public house on Sunday 1 February 2015
Humberside Police sniffed out a Cannabis grow in Beverley on Friday 20 February 2015. Two officers from Beverley and Driffield Neighbourhood Policing Team attended an address on Holderness Crescent
A new cycle crime prevention and security initiative being run by the local Neighbourhood Policing Team in partnership with the Beverley and Rural Community Partnership, local cycle shops and local businesses.
Humberside Police are appealing for help from the public after a number of road signs, bus shelters, walls and pavements were graffitied along the length of the A164 Victoria Road in Beverley.
Local policing report for Beverley Minster & Woodmansey September 2014
A Community Safety and Crime Prevention Event held at the Tesco supermarket in Beverley proved to be a big success.
Police officers from the Beverley Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) are holding a community safety and crime prevention event at Tesco Supermarket,
Beverley Races Ladies Day is just around the corner, and this event marks a time for stunning dresses, smart suits and of-course a drink or two.
The dark nights are well and truly upon us and Halloween and mischief night are just around the corner. During this time, householders may experience the seasonal problems associated with these events which may be perceived as anti-social behaviour.
Humberside police are hosting a hard hitting young driver event at Bishop Burton College on Thursday 4 October 2012, educating students the dangers of dangerous driving.