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On the beat: Meetings where people can voice concerns to police

Thursday, March 11, 2010

L AST week some of you within the Bristol East area may have found yourselves being approached by a couple of street canvassers.

Although in most high streets this may not be unusual, these were not the normal type looking to promote their latest product.

These...

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PC Martin Hudd: Cannabis clearly funds other criminal activities

Thursday, February 18, 2010

Once again last week we opened our newspapers to read about another two significant cannabis factories in the Bristol area, one in a disused bank in...

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PC Martin Hudd: Somali women were spat at for walking down road

Thursday, February 11, 2010

As a police officer within the neighbourhood beat team, I am tasked with assisting in, and on occasions investigating, incidents which are termed...

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On the beat: What constitutes a parking obstruction can be a surprise

Thursday, February 04, 2010

P ARKING and the obstructions caused by motor vehicles have always been an issue for the police. At every meeting that I attend I have on occasions...

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PC Martin Hudd: Not everyone needs cash to report a criminal

Thursday, January 28, 2010

If someone offered you up to £1,000 to tell them something you probably knew already, or had a suspicion about, then you probably would not be...

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PC Martin Hudd: Alcohol causes people to take on a new persona

Thursday, January 07, 2010

Last Thursday, while the majority of people were preparing to celebrate New Year's Eve, either by going to a party or visiting family and friends,...

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PC Martin Hudd: Crime doesn't stop at Christmas

Thursday, December 31, 2009

At Fishponds police station, the week leading up to Christmas Day had an almost surreal feel to it. Several officers had chosen to take annual leave...

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