Published items

FOI 1253.2024-25 Please provide the following details for all recorded incidents of public indecency from 1st January 2022 to the present date: Q1. A breakdown of the nature of each public indecency offense, including but not limited to: 1. Public sexual acts (including specifics such as intercourse, oral, or anal sex) 2. Indecent exposure/flashing 3. Public masturbation

FOI 0006-2025/26-To refine my request within the appropriate cost limits, I would be grateful if you could provide the number of crimes recorded within the specified timeframe that include the keyword “defibrillator” in the MO summary field. Additionally, if possible, could you indicate whether any arrests, charges, or convictions are associated with these cases?

FOI 1252.2024-25 Q1. How many reports of making off without payment (MOWP) has your force recorded between January 2020 and January 2025? Please break this information down by month and calendar year.

FOI 1247.2024-25 Q1. Please could you provide a list of the annual number of in-school knife-related incidents that police from your force have attended, for the last three years (2022, 2023, 2024), as well as a year-so-far number for 2025?

FOI 0022-2025/26- We currently stock one of your vehicles, the VRM is [REDACTED INFORMATION] and we are requesting the maintenance history for the vehicle please.

FOI 0032-2025/26- In the past year, how many car accidents took place? (Financial year 2024/25)

FOI 1241.2024-25 Q1. How many reports were made to your police force that included the phrase ‘hare coursing’ in the following calendar years: 2024, 2023 and 2022.

FOI 1240.2024-25 Q1. The number of blood tests sent to a lab for testing, taken from suspects of driving under the influence of drugs from June 2021 to June 2024.

FOI 0033-2025/26- The number of out-of-control dog causing injury to a person or guide dog offences

FOI 1238.2024-25 Q1. I would like to request copies of footage taken from body worn cameras, particularly footage of people committing driving offences and people involved in domestic disputes, people causing public disturbances, for example how police officers help to resolve drunk and disorderly disputes by people exiting pubs and clubs, in neighbourhoods and town centres.