Man found guilty of raping and strangling woman in Derby
A man who left a woman fearing she would die at his hands during a terrifying stranger attack in Derby has been found guilty of rape.
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A man who left a woman fearing she would die at his hands during a terrifying stranger attack in Derby has been found guilty of rape.
A man who died in a collision in Ashover has been named.
A man has been charged in connection with a fatal collision near Kelstedge.
A Licensing Officer covering Amber Valley, North East and Bolsover has been commended for his work keeping the area’s safe.
Two people died in collision
Derbyshire’s Mini Police have been given permission by Derby City and Derbyshire County Councils to spray paint “Don’t Drink Drive” messages on the pavements in their community.
Officers from our domestic abuse unit will be hosting a Facebook Live session this lunchtime as part of our domestic abuse awareness campaign.
On day 4 of the 16 days of Action Against Domestic Violence, we are raising awareness of honour-based abuse.
Today (27 November) the force has received the Prevention of Future Deaths Report following the conclusion of the inquest into the death of Gracie Spinks.
An innovative pilot scheme using new technology to help keep victims of stalking and domestic abuse safe is to be extended across Derbyshire.