POLICE IN RM4 1UY
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Local News Essex
Essex Police boss says force 'will not give up' in hunt for wanted man
Alex Potter is wanted by police in relation to an offence in Colchester city centre on Saturday, April 13 which left a man in hospital.
The EchoColchester family in cramped accommodation after aggravated burglary
A COLCHESTER family who were a victim of aggravated burglary are in crisis as their children now have to share a sofa-bed in cramped accommodation.
Daily GazetteColchester iStore burglary - man fails to appear for sentencing
Andrew Mohammed had been due for sentencing at Ipswich Crown Court on Thursday after admitting one charge of burglary.
Daily GazetteKatie Price 'faces arrest' after missing court appearance
Katie Price was due to face questions about her finances before a specialist bankruptcy court in London on Friday but the court was told that she had provided evidence saying she could not attend for &hellip
Essex LiveColchester man arrested in police sexual assault probe
The force'sSexual Abuse Investigation Team is looking into an incident in Colchester on Saturday, March 16.
Daily Gazette
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 RM4 1UY 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 RM4 1UY 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 RM4 1UY neighbourhood.
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