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Officers from Ipswich Central Community Policing Team joined forces with DVLA and council parking services yesterday to tackle illegal vehicle activity, resulting in one arrest and 18 untaxed vehicles identified within the first hour.
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Norfolk and Suffolk Constabularies have introduced three specially trained dogs capable of detecting mobile phones, tablets, USB sticks and hard drives to strengthen cybercrime investigations across both counties.
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Six shoplifters were given custodial sentences totalling 84 weeks between 9 July and 1 August for offences in the Ipswich area as Suffolk Police intensified efforts to tackle retail crime in the town centre.
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More than 50 vehicles were stopped and six people arrested during a major multi-agency operation in Ipswich last week targeting criminals who cross county borders.
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Spanning the area west of the town centre, bordered by Norwich Road and Bramford Road in the north, Yarmouth Road in the west and West End Road in the South, this three-phase approach focuses on clearing criminals, and building long-term community resilience against organised crime.
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Suffolk recorded 1,769 fixed camera offences in 2024/25, up from 575 the previous year, with new cameras at Brightwell Lakes contributing significantly to the rise.
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The Integrated Offender Management Team brings together police, probation officers and partner agencies to support rehabilitation and reduce crime in local communities.
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Officers from the Kestrel Team confiscated alcohol from several individuals breaching Ipswich's Public Space Protection Order during patrols last night.
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Ipswich Police are receiving multiple reports of off-road-style bikes being used illegally on Discovery Avenue, Mallard Way, Bobbits Lane, Wherstead Road, and other locations across the town.
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Local community police officers collected knives from the amnesty bin on Queen's Way, Ipswich, as part of Neighbourhood Policing Week activities.
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Suffolk Constabulary's new Forcer Protocol was developed after Lance Corporal Alan Forcer took his own life in 2020 following complex PTSD from service in Kosovo and Northern Ireland.
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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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