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Crime down but rise in assaults on 999 staff in West Mercia

West Mercia Police Chief Superintendent Paul Moxley has said assaults against emergency workers will not be tolerated THE latest West Mercia Police crime figures show a rise in assaults against emergency workers, but a fall in offences generally. West Mercia Police s Chief Superintendent Paul Moxley says that with the additional tough circumstances of the pandemic, assaults against police officers and other emergency service workers would “not be tolerated”. Latest Office of National Statistics data shows there were 20,751 recorded crimes, excluding fraud, in West Mercia between July and September last year - the period for which the latest data has been announced.

New special constables out on Worcestershire streets

WORCESTERSHIRE will benefit from new special constables joining patrol and safer neighbourhood team colleagues for the first time. Special constables are voluntary, part-time police officers who work in some of the most important areas of modern policing. The new intake includes six special constables to be based in Shrewsbury, six in Telford and one in Oswestry. Malvern has three new Special Constables, with two each in Droitwich and Worcester, while Redditch, Hereford, Evesham and Kidderminster also welcome new Specials. They have full police powers and wear a police uniform, and their duties are the same as regular officers, such as foot and vehicle patrols, roads policing, investigating crime, arresting suspects, taking statements from witnesses and tackling local issues, such as anti-social behaviour and harassment.

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