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Local News Essex
Essex Police issues special powers for potential 'large car meet'
A POTENTIAL large car meet' has made Essex Police create dispersal orders giving them the power to arrest anyone suspected of anti-social behaviour in Chelmsford, Maldon, and Braintree.
Daily GazetteWestcliff woman posed as nurse in supported living burglary
Danielle Mills, of West Road, Westcliff, has admitted carrying out a burglary at a supported living facility in Shelly Square in Southend
The EchoEssex Police officer found not to have committed gross misconduct
PC Charlotte Lissimore was found not to have committed gross misconduct at an accelerated misconduct hearing on March 26, chaired by Chief Constable Ben-Julian Harrington.
Daily GazettePolice measures taken to stop horse and trap racing
The dispersal orders will be in place until 23:59 BST on Monday in Epping Forest and Brentwood.
BBC NewsEssex Police search for Hawkwell man suspended as body found
Officers looking for 52 year-old Daniel Copeland, who's missing from Hawkwell, have suspended their search after a man's body was discovered
The Echo
Police stations may be closing down quicker than you can say "'ello, 'ello", but in reality we still need them.
Admittedly, some of the police stations we've listed near RM15 4XL may have already closed down since we managed to get hold of this data (don't blame us), but use this list as a good starting point.
Also, some of the police stations near RM15 4XL may not offer a 'drop-in' service. If in doubt, call 101 (the police non-emergency number), who will be able to give you information about policing in the RM15 4XL neighbourhood.
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