School roadshows head to Folkestone, Swale and Medway
11:04 03/10/2024Police officers and representatives from a wide range of organisations are back on the road visiting schools around the county to keep students safe.
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Police officers and representatives from a wide range of organisations are back on the road visiting schools around the county to keep students safe.
Officers wish to identify a man as part of enquiries into the circumstances of an incident on Sunday 25 August.
Witnesses are sought following a report of a man exposing himself near Sittingbourne.
Five thefts were reported to have taken place in shops in Whitstable, Herne Bay and Sittingbourne between 22 and 25 June.
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