Mansfield shoppers have been hailed for their bravery after a 27-year-old man was jailed for attacking a woman in a car park.
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- 2012: 10,346 fewer offences than in 2011
- 87% of victims of crime are satisfied with the service we provide
- 2012: Burglary DOWN 14%
- 2012: Vehicle crime DOWN 8.1%
- 2012: Assault DOWN 10.4%
- 2012: Robbery DOWN 26.7%
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Man jailed after car park robbery
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Reassurance message following events in London
We monitor current events both nationally and internationally in a bid to be informed, prepared and able to respond, where necessary, to best protect the residents of Nottinghamshire.
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Mobile phone theft plot disconnected
A savvy student can add crime-fighting to her CV after helping police crack a mobile phone theft conspiracy, worth tens of thousands of pounds.
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Police Cadet scheme - application pack available
We are looking for 16-year-olds living in Nottinghamshire to serve as Nottinghamshire Police Cadets. More details about the scheme and the application pack is now available.
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Life sentence for husband who murdered new bride
A Nottingham man who murdered his new wife and embarked on a round the world trip with her money has been jailed for life.
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Come and see us at the following events this summer
The force will be attending a number of events this summer as part of a public engagement initiative.
Policing in your local area
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In a non-emergency you should call Nottinghamshire Police directly on: 101
If you wish to give information anonymously, call Crimestoppers on: 0800 555 111
