Suffolk Police & Crime Commissioner

Police and Crime Commissioners are democratically elected to be the people's voice, someone to lead the fight against crime, and someone to hold to account if the police do not deliver. The PCC also sets the strategic direction and the budget for policing. Suffolk’s PCC is Tim Passmore.

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Two shops fail knife sale ID checks during police operation

Retailers have been reported to Trading Standards after officers found they were not requesting identification when selling knives to young people during a county-wide enforcement week.
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Suffolk police chief warns of service cuts without 5% tax rise

Suffolk's Police and Crime Commissioner Tim Passmore says police services could face cuts unless residents accept a 5.1% increase in the policing portion of council tax, as government funding falls short of meeting rising costs.
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Suffolk Police launch Christmas drink-drive campaign

Suffolk emergency services have launched their annual Christmas campaign targeting drink and drug drivers, with enhanced testing capabilities funded by National Highways.
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More than 600 knives surrendered in Suffolk police amnesty

Suffolk residents handed in over 600 knives during a week-long amnesty as part of a police operation targeting knife crime. Operation Sceptre also saw three shops fail age verification checks for knife sales.
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