Rural Crime Updates
Watch a series of videos relating to rural crime on the Police and Crime Commissioner's YouTube channel here.
Read the latest newsletter on rural crime from Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner, David Sidwick, here.
Rural Crime Prevention Leaflet
The Dorset Partnership Against Rural Crime (DPARC) has launched an information leaflet which gives hints and tips on crime prevention, especially for those living in rural areas.
The information leaflet gives proactive advice on how to help keep farms, land and machinery safe, with key police-approved information and advice on how to prevent residents from becoming a victim of crime
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Farmer event in Dorchester to tackle livestock attacks - An event held near Dorchester will help to raise awareness and help farmers understand more on what to do when faced with a dog attack, how to protect livestock, how vets can help, learn about future deterrents - and provide an opportunity to talk to their local Rural Crime Team officers.
PCC Newsletter highlighting partnership work helping to secure convictions against prolific offenders in Dorset.
Dorset Police Rural Crime Team #RuralLive - Officers shared on social media what they were up to...including stopping a number of vehicles, engagement with rural communities, videos of a few of the Rural Mounted Volunteers, and some positive outcomes!
Dorset Police’s Rural Crime Team worked with officers from Wiltshire Police and Hampshire Police to disrupt poaching activity.
Dorset Police issue advice after rural break ins - The last few months have seen a spate of thefts in rural areas. With shed and outbuildings broken in to and power tools, quad bikes and other items stolen. Dorset Police are urging rural residents remain vigilant and take extra precautions to make sure their possessions are secure.
Rural Mounted Volunteer scheme is launched in Dorset - Dorset Police officially welcomed its first Rural Mounted Volunteers at a launch ceremony which took place at Kingston Maurward College yesterday evening, 12 October 2023.
Shaun the Sheep's Guide to The Countryside Code - general advice for being out and about in the countryside.
Apps offering waste disposal services are a new and emerging risk - make sure you know your duty of care obligations.Using apps to dispose of waste: know the risks - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
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