Suspected robbers caught by police within five minutes
Four teenagers have been charged with robbery following an alleged assault in Canterbury city centre.
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Four teenagers have been charged with robbery following an alleged assault in Canterbury city centre.
More than £300,000 of property including multiple vehicles and golf equipment was stolen in a month-long countywide crime spree.
The specialised operation on Friday 17 October 2025 assessed how well the city’s hospitality sector is applying child protection training.
Swift arrests have been made by officers in Folkestone after a break-in was reported at a town centre pub.
No reports of criminality have been received since the flat was closed.
No unauthorised person can enter it for the next three months.
Kent Police was called to separate incidents on Edgar Road and Northdown Road in Margate alongside Upton Road in Broadstairs.
A continued crackdown on violence against women and girls has led to action being taken against three men for breaches of restraining orders.
Lauren Willis, 28, from Wollaston Close, Gillingham admitted causing grievous bodily harm with intent and was jailed for three years and six months.
At around 7.45pm on Saturday 27 September a 65 year old man was struck as he was walking in the North Lane area