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Police are growing increasingly concerned for the whereabouts of 29 year old Sarah Neill. Sarah was last seen on Tuesday...
01/06/2026

Police are growing increasingly concerned for the whereabouts of 29 year old Sarah Neill. Sarah was last seen on Tuesday 19th May on the Lisburn Road wearing a blue tracksuit with white stripes, a blue body warmer and white trainers.

Should you have any information that could assist police in locating Sarah please contact us on 101 quoting reference number 739 - 26/05/26 or alternatively report online via https://orlo.uk/BUYao

Belfast District Support Team officers were proactively targeting illegal "e-bikes" and "e-scooters" this week.The Offic...
31/05/2026

Belfast District Support Team officers were proactively targeting illegal "e-bikes" and "e-scooters" this week.

The Officers seized 5 bikes and three scooters. All of these vehicles seized vehicles are classed as mechanically propelled vehicles under the Road Traffic Order and are therefore subject to the same licence, insurance and safety wear requirements of any other road vehicle.

The riders of these vehicles will be reported to the Public Prosecution Service with a view to Prosecution and will likely have to explain themselves to a Magistrate in the near future.

Belfast District Support Team will continue to target illegal road users, these bikes and scooters are extremely dangerous and many users take them on to pavements which is even more dangerous. Make sure you are aware of the law around these bikes and scooters before you buy them.

We hope you never become a victim of crime, but if you do need us, it’s important you know how to contact us.If it’s not...
29/05/2026

We hope you never become a victim of crime, but if you do need us, it’s important you know how to contact us.

If it’s not an emergency, save time and report it online - quick, easy and available 24/7.

https://orlo.uk/bHlqU

Always dial 999 in an emergency.

29/05/2026

Yesterday we arrested a person on suspicion of a series of eleven retail thefts throughout Belfast. This person has since been charged to attend court in relation to all these thefts. We are committed to addressing retail crime and as a result of working with our business partners will continue to identify those responsible for thefts in Belfast and beyond.

Today officers launched an operation targeting illegal and anti-social bike, e-bike and scooter use across Belfast. In t...
26/05/2026

Today officers launched an operation targeting illegal and anti-social bike, e-bike and scooter use across Belfast. In the first 15 minutes, officers seized 2 bikes and 1 scooter as well as making one drug-related arrest.

This activity is about more than enforcement. Illegal bike use creates real risk for pedestrians, road users and local residents, and it is often linked to wider criminality and anti-social behaviour.

Our message is clear: where bikes are being used illegally or dangerously, we will take action.

Further proactive enforcement activity will continue.

Anyone with information about illegal bike use in their area can contact police on 101, report online, or call 999 in an emergency.

South Belfast Neighbourhood Team have been conducting cycle patrols in areas identified as being used for anti-social an...
24/05/2026

South Belfast Neighbourhood Team have been conducting cycle patrols in areas identified as being used for anti-social and risk taking behaviour.

The cycle patrols provide Officers better, faster access to pedestrian areas and help deter anti-social behaviour from developing.

We know many of you will be heading out to enjoy the sunshine. If you're visiting one of our beautiful beaches or parks,...
24/05/2026

We know many of you will be heading out to enjoy the sunshine. If you're visiting one of our beautiful beaches or parks, please be considerate of residents and park with care. Use designated parking areas or public transport.

We want everyone to enjoy our outdoor spaces safely. If you need us, call 101 or report online https://orlo.uk/W0hEo

Always dial 999 in an emergency.

Officers from Lisburn Road Local Policing Team have conducted a proactive drugs search in South Belfast this evening.As ...
22/05/2026

Officers from Lisburn Road Local Policing Team have conducted a proactive drugs search in South Belfast this evening.

As a result, a quantity of suspected Class A drugs were located and seized from a property.

Police in South Belfast will continue to tackle drug related criminality.

Should you have any information to assist police, please contact us online https://orlo.uk/NMF2X or via 101. Alternatively you can contact Crimestoppers anonymously online or by calling 0800555111.

Over the past week, Armed Response officers have been on duty across our communities, responding to incidents where peop...
21/05/2026

Over the past week, Armed Response officers have been on duty across our communities, responding to incidents where people were at immediate risk and supporting colleagues to keep everyone safe.

This included responding to two separate incidents in Belfast. In one, officers attended a serious disturbance, helped bring the situation to a safe conclusion and provided immediate first aid to an injured person. In another, officers responded to a concern for safety involving a person in distress, intervening quickly to prevent injury before assisting them into the care of medical professionals.

These incidents developed quickly and officers had to work together, stay calm and act fast to protect people and keep the public safe.

The driver of this car was stopped on the Lisburn Road in Belfast, by Road Policing Officers from Mahon Road Station. Hi...
20/05/2026

The driver of this car was stopped on the Lisburn Road in Belfast, by Road Policing Officers from Mahon Road Station. His insurance had lapsed in March and he was driving on a provisional driving licence, without being accompanied by a driver with a full licence and without displaying L plates.

The driver told us he hadn't got round to completing his driving test, three years after he moved to Northern Ireland from Saudi Arabia.

His car was seized and he will have to attend court in the near future.

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