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09/10/2014
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Police To Investigate Over 100 Missing Cats
Suffolk Police are to meet with a residents group after it was discovered that more than 100 cats have gone missing in the Ipswich area.
A Facebook group established that 108 people in the town had had a pet cat go missing, with the group concerned that they are being taken to be used for baiting in dog fights.
Police have said that they are aware of the issue and that officers will be looking into it to establish if any criminal offence has taken place.
Driver Reported For Travelling At 19mph On M1
A van driver has been reported for driving without due care after he was caught driving at 19mph on the M1 in Hertfordshire.
The van was spotted by road traffic officers near junction 8 at about 07:00 on Wednesday morning.
Police said that travelling at such a slow speed on a motorway "isn't acceptable".
Searches For Missing Woman To Be Scaled Back
Police Scotland are to scale back the search operation for 40-year-old Kelli Ferris, an Aberdeen woman who has been missing for more than a month.
Police say that a dedicate team of officers would continue to investigate her disappearance, but physical searches would be scaled back.
Ms Ferris has been missing since 10 September.
(MH/IT)
Suffolk Police are to meet with a residents group after it was discovered that more than 100 cats have gone missing in the Ipswich area.
A Facebook group established that 108 people in the town had had a pet cat go missing, with the group concerned that they are being taken to be used for baiting in dog fights.
Police have said that they are aware of the issue and that officers will be looking into it to establish if any criminal offence has taken place.
Driver Reported For Travelling At 19mph On M1
A van driver has been reported for driving without due care after he was caught driving at 19mph on the M1 in Hertfordshire.
The van was spotted by road traffic officers near junction 8 at about 07:00 on Wednesday morning.
Police said that travelling at such a slow speed on a motorway "isn't acceptable".
Searches For Missing Woman To Be Scaled Back
Police Scotland are to scale back the search operation for 40-year-old Kelli Ferris, an Aberdeen woman who has been missing for more than a month.
Police say that a dedicate team of officers would continue to investigate her disappearance, but physical searches would be scaled back.
Ms Ferris has been missing since 10 September.
(MH/IT)
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International police force 'must' be sent to Darfur
An international police presence is needed in Sudan's troubled Darfur region to ensure its vast population of internally displaced persons (IDPs) are protected, two senior United Nations human rights officials told the Security Council today.
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UK sends policing advisors to assist in Iraq
Policing experts are traveling to Iraq today to advise on the stabilisation of the security situation and to participate in a review on how to rebuild the Iraqi police service. The team of four will be led by Chief Constable of Hampshire - and Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) international portfolio holder - Paul Kernaghan.
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No Evidence Of Madeleine In New Searches
Police officers investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann have expressed their disappointment after three new searches turned up no new clues of the British toddler.
No Evidence Of Madeleine In New Searches
Police officers investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann have expressed their disappointment after three new searches turned up no new clues of the British toddler.
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