Burglars jailed after terrifying homeowners
Burglars jailed after terrifying homeowners. Two Bedfordshire burglars who admitted to a series of cross-county burglaries have been jailed.
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Burglars jailed after terrifying homeowners. Two Bedfordshire burglars who admitted to a series of cross-county burglaries have been jailed.
A man who armed himself with a knife during a violent street disorder in Luton has been jailed.
At around 12.45pm, the man exited the premises before sustaining self-inflicted injuries
Boson guns and gangs unit executed a warrant in Bedford in February 2024, where they discovered Class A ,Class B drugs, paraphernalia, phones, cash, weapons.
Two women from Bedfordshire have shared their personal experiences of being spiked, as a national week of action kicks off to raise awareness of the issue.
Parents and carers are being encouraged to attend a free event in Bedford aimed at highlighting the dangers and warning signs of child criminal exploitation, county drug lines and knife crime.
Live Facial Recognition (LFR) technology will be deployed in Bedford Town Centre on Friday 19 September, as Bedfordshire Police confirms the roll out of its new capability.
A Luton man has been sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of 20 years for the murder of another man in his own home.
Craig Eyre, 33, pretended to be a trader and claimed to be there to help the victims, before attempting to steal from them.
A drug dealer has been sentenced to more than five years in jail after he distributed drugs across the UK using the postal service