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Redcar Police This page covers Kirkleatham, Zetland, West D**e, Coatham, Dormanstown, Newcomen, Wheatlands, St Germains and Longbeck.

On Monday 19th October, PC Brennan and PCSO Anderson attended St Hilda's Church in Redcar to engage with and speak to lo...
19/10/2026

On Monday 19th October, PC Brennan and PCSO Anderson attended St Hilda's Church in Redcar to engage with and speak to local residents at an Knit and Natter session.

PC Brennan raised awareness with the group in relation to Remembrance Day and to provide information about Cleveland Police's Knitted and Crochet Poppy Appeal for the planned display at the Community Safety Hub.

If anyone would be interested in preparing knitted or crocheted poppies for the display, Please hand them into your local Police Station front desk or Neighbourhood Team by Monday 2nd November.

APPEAL❗Officers investigating the assault of a woman in Redcar are appealing for a witness to come forward.Between 6pm a...
16/10/2026

APPEAL❗

Officers investigating the assault of a woman in Redcar are appealing for a witness to come forward.

Between 6pm and 6.30pm on Friday 21 August a woman was walking down an alleyway between West D**eRoad and Westbourne Grove when she saw a man who was known to her.

An altercation took place and the woman was assaulted causing an injury to her eye.

At the time, a member of the public is believed to have seen the assault take place and then walked the victim back to her home.

PC Malone, from Redcar’s response team, said: “Since the assault was reported we have conducted various lines of enquiry including obtaining and reviewing CCTV.

“While the investigation is ongoing, I am really keen to speak to the woman who witnessed the assault and took the victim home. You could have information that would really help this case.

“If this is you, please do come forward by calling 101 quoting reference number 167567.”

A 54-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of assault and released on conditional bail.

15/10/2026

Sadly, there has been a recent increase in thefts from cars and vans across the Cleveland area. The biggest rise has been in Middlesbrough and Stockton.

As the dark nights draw in, here are some tips for keeping your vehicle secure.

👮Please remember to lock your vehicle every time you leave it unattended, and to remove any valuables. This reduces temptation for opportunist thieves.

🔎Check and check again, that your car is locked and the windows are up.

💡Park in a well-lit area.

🔒Use a steering wheel lock.

There's more information on keeping your vehicle safe in the comments below:

A property in Redcar where residents were causing misery for their neighbours, has been closed. Redcar Neighbourhood Tea...
14/10/2026

A property in Redcar where residents were causing misery for their neighbours, has been closed.

Redcar Neighbourhood Team, along with Redcar and Cleveland Council, have secured a three-month closure order for the property on Hanson Street in Redcar 🏠

Following a number of reports of criminal behaviour, drug related activity, violence and fighting in the street and general antisocial behaviour, the application to close the property was put before the court on Tuesday 6 October where it was granted.

🗣️ Inspector Neil Deluce of Redcar Neighbourhood Team said: “The community has endured countless incidents of people attending the address day and night, along with violence and drugs activity at the address. To anyone taking part in drug dealing or other criminal or antisocial activity – be assured there are consequences; we will deal with you and properties can and will be closed.”

12/10/2026

On Wednesday 14th October at 12.00 PCSO Robinson will be attending aldi carpark for a drop in for any Kirkleatham residents who wish to raise any issues re the ward area.

🚨 Make yourself a harder target for criminals.ℹ️ Avoid sharing personal details that fraudsters could use to perpetrate ...
12/10/2026

🚨 Make yourself a harder target for criminals.

ℹ️ Avoid sharing personal details that fraudsters could use to perpetrate fraud against you, such as your birthday, where you live, or pet names.

Find out more: https://orlo.uk/ha5lG

Supporting Cybersecurity Awareness Month 👮🏼‍♂️

⚠️ Email and social media hacking is the most common form of cyber crime in the UK.✅ Protect your email and social media...
11/10/2026

⚠️ Email and social media hacking is the most common form of cyber crime in the UK.

✅ Protect your email and social media accounts with a passkey.

Find out more: https://orlo.uk/SmLuO

Supporting Cybersecurity Awareness Month 👮🏼‍♂️

❗ WARNING ☎️We’re renewing our recent warnings that the force has had numerous reports of residents receiving a phone ca...
11/10/2026

❗ WARNING

☎️We’re renewing our recent warnings that the force has had numerous reports of residents receiving a phone call from someone using the old general Cleveland Police number of 01642 326 326 which was in place until we switched to the 101 system.

❗Fraudsters are attempting to persuade residents to hand over their bank details and other personal information by the tactic of “spoofing.”

‘Spoofing’ is when the call appears on your device as a particular number, however this is to disguise the actual number they are calling from and the caller purports to be a police officer in order to obtain residents' personal information, often including bank details, and then commit fraudulent activity using these details.

🗣️Detective Sgt Kev Appleby of Cleveland Police’s Economic Crime Unit said: “Please remember, these phone calls are not genuine and they are not being made by a police officer or originating from Cleveland Police.

“If you receive any calls like this from 01642 326 326 please be cautious. Do not pass on personal or bank information, and end the call immediately as police or any other professional agencies such as banks would never ask for this information.

"Finally, I’d urge our residents to make any more vulnerable friends or family members, especially those who may not be on social media, aware of this tactic.

“It’s vital we get the message across to as many of our residents as possible. Together we can reduce the chances of people becoming victim of fraud.”

🔐 October is   and we're proud to support this important campaign 👮🏼‍♂️🚨 There were 44,355 victims of email and social m...
10/10/2026

🔐 October is and we're proud to support this important campaign 👮🏼‍♂️

🚨 There were 44,355 victims of email and social media account hacking in the UK last year.

✅ Protect your email and social media accounts with a passkey.

Find out more: https://orlo.uk/vgrw9

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