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New officers join Bedfordshire Police
17 new officers have completed their first week of training. All have unique skills sets to bring the people of Bedfordshire.
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Over £300,000 cash and drugs seized in Luton town centre as force prepares to launch ...
Officers have been working on Operation Metal, which is dedicated to tackling crime in the town centre of Luton.
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Man who stopped axe attack recognised at police bravery awards
Mr Darnell’s bravery during the incident in April 2021 led to him last week being recognised at the annual Police Public Bravery Awards .
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24 Hours in Police Custody spotlights the impact of mental health on policing
24 Hours in Police Custody returns to TV screens on Sunday (3 December) shining a light on the impact of mental health on policing.
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New centre launches to reform perpetrators of domestic abuse
The Chrysalis Centre ensures that a trauma informed, person centric approach is at the heart of its work.
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Eight arrests in human trafficking operation
Bedfordshire Police arrested five men and three women at four addresses in the town this morning (Wednesday).
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More than 2,000 knives off the streets after countywide effort to combat knife crime
Bedfordshire’s Violence and Exploitation Reduction Unit (VERU) launched their anti-knife crime campaign - ‘Just Drop It’.
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Two further arrests in police investigation into teen's death
The arrests were made by detectives investigating the death of Ashraf Habimana, 16, who died from stab wounds in Nunnery Lane on 29 September.
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Specialist operation targeting suspected criminal cash
£30,000 in cash was found at London Luton Airport. Over £200,000 seized since July.
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Over 1,200 students attend anti-knife crime events across Bedfordshire
Just Drop It aims to emphasise the far-reaching impact of knife crime, with the goal of deterring young people from ever carrying or using a blade.
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