Suffolk Police arrests multiple offenders in volunteer-led operation
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 21 Oct, 12:08 · Archive
Suffolk Police arrested multiple offenders including a high-risk domestic abuse offender and a courier fraud suspect during a coordinated day of action supported by volunteer officers.
Suffolk Police made multiple arrests during a coordinated day of action that included volunteer special constables alongside regular officers. The operation resulted in five arrests under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act, four arrests for failure to appear in court, the arrest of a high-risk domestic abuse offender, and the arrest of a courier fraud offender.
The day of action also involved attempts to execute multiple warrants, a recall to prison, two prisoner transports to court, and numerous deployments supporting the Response Investigation Team. Special Constables are volunteer officers with full policing powers who support regular teams across safeguarding, operational support and warrant execution.
Ayman Al-Aride, chief officer of the Suffolk Special Constabulary, praised the volunteers' contribution. Tim Passmore, Suffolk's Police and Crime Commissioner, said special constables give up their own time to support communities and help make Suffolk 'a safer place to live and work'.
How it is being reported
- High-risk domestic abuse offender among many arrested in police operationSuffolk Police made multiple arrests during ESP Day action, including suspects linked to domestic abuse and courier fraud, supported by volunteer officers.East Anglian Daily Times · 21 Oct, 11:36
- High-risk domestic abuse offender among many arrested in police operationSuffolk Police made multiple arrests during ESP Day action, including suspects linked to domestic abuse and courier fraud, supported by volunteer officers.Ipswich Star · 21 Oct, 11:36
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