Knives seized and schools visited as Kent Police highlights the dangers of knife crime
The dangers of knife crime have been highlighted to hundreds of students as part of Kent Police’s participation in a national week of action.
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The dangers of knife crime have been highlighted to hundreds of students as part of Kent Police’s participation in a national week of action.
Officers investigating a series of burglaries across west Kent are appealing to help find the rightful owners of items of jewellery and watches.
Diners in Folkestone are warned to remain vigilant after a mobile phone was reportedly stolen in a fast food outlet in the town centre.
The tractors were stolen overnight from a barn in Seal, and investigating officers are appealing for help to locate them.
The victim is reported have been struck by a car and van after he had exited his own vehicle following a collision.
The incident happened between 9pm and 9.30pm on Saturday 9 November 2024. It was reported to Kent Police on Tuesday 12 November.
Daniel Tolhurst was caught after speeding recklessly through the town centre on a stolen moped.
Officers investigating a burglary at a nature reserve in Sevenoaks are now able to release a CCTV image of a vehicle they suspect to be involved in the incident.
Lauchlan Pritchard assaulted two strangers in Maidstone with the heavy object before terrorising a takeaway delivery driver and stealing his car.
Witnesses are sought after the man was struck by a vehicle in August, He has now recently died in hospital.