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Chief’s statement following the publication of our latest HMICFRS inspection
Avon and Somerset Police has received the results of the latest assessment by His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS). Chief Constable Sarah Crew welcomed today’s…
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Man jailed for 14 sexual assaults
A 56-year-old man has been jailed after admitting to sexually assaulting six people over a 11-year period. Nigel Frith, of Woolavington, pleaded guilty to 14 counts of sexual assault by…
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Witness appeal after M5 fatal collision in South Gloucestershire
Three people have died and a fourth seriously injured in a single-vehicle collision on the M5 in South Gloucestershire. A white BMW car left the northbound carriageway at approximately 9pm…
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Duo sentenced following robbery at pharmacy
Two people have been sentenced after a pharmacy was robbed in Winterbourne last year. Daniel Bennett, aged 41 of Wedmore Vale, in Bedminster, was jailed for six years and nine…
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Irene Muthemba: a mother seeking justice for her son
These are Irene Muthemba’s words as she prepares to mark her son Eddie King Muthemba Kinuthia’s 20th birthday on Monday 22 January – six months after his death. “Today marks…
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Men jailed for the murder of Michael Wheeler
Two men have been handed life sentences for murdering a man they wrongly thought was a convicted paedophile. Mark Roberts, 39, of Juniper Close, Yeovil, and David Garland, 40, of…
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Data science
Our deployment of data science, using ethical considerations with details of our models and algorithms.
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Modern slavery and human trafficking statement
Our modern slavery and human trafficking statement sets out our current practice and constitutes ASC’s compliance statement. Find out more.
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PCSO
As a Police Community Support Officer (PCSO), your job is to reduce crime and make a real difference to the communities in Avon and Somerset. Find out about the role of a PCSO and how to apply.
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Report concerns about county lines and cuckooing
Victims of country lines and cuckooing are often intimidated, exploited or threatened with violence. Find out how to spot victims and report concerns.