Man knocked unconscious during assault in York
We’re investigating a serious racially-aggravated assault in Tang Hall, York.
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We’re investigating a serious racially-aggravated assault in Tang Hall, York.
We’re appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage after a motorcyclist died in a collision on the B1248 between Wharram-le-Street and North Grimston.
Fallen officers remembered at National Police Memorial Service
Detectives in York are appealing for witnesses following an incident on the night of Friday 26 September when a man in his thirties, was assaulted and sustained serious head injuries.
A 36-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of multiple burglaries following two commercial burglaries in Tadcaster.
The Yorkshire and Humber Regional Organised Crime Unit have issued a warning as they investigate a suspected fraud attempt against a victim in the Humberside area.
The family of a man who died in a collision last week have shared a poignant tribute. Stephen Paul, 69 from Malton was fatally injured in a crash which happened on the A168 near Dishforth Airfield last Friday morning (19 September).
The number of bicycle thefts in the City of York has reduced by 15% over the last 12 months as the local neighbourhood policing team continues to take a proactive approach at tackling the issue.
This month we say goodbye to Win Almond who has worked for us for over 55 years, first as a police officer and latterly as a member of police staff. During that time Win has bore witness to some huge changes particularly when it comes to women in policing.