A man from London was handed a two-year custodial sentence at Inner London Crown Court on Monday November 16 after pleading guilty to five counts of cycle theft, five counts of commercial burglary and one count of theft from a motor vehicle.
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Kingston crime figures return to pre-lockdown levels
The number of crimes reported in Kingston in August was similar to the monthly figures before the coronavirus lockdown, according to public police data. Data
Kingston’s burglary rate drops dramatically as COVID-19 lockdown keeps residents home
The number of burglaries in Kingston fell by half in March compared with the previous month because of the COVID-19 lockdown, Metropolitan Police crime statistics
Police appeal for witnesses after Kingston stabbing
Police are appealing for witnesses following a stabbing in Kingston town centre that left a 19-year-old man fighting for his life. The incident occurred at
Anger as Met Police roll out facial recognition technology in London
Civil rights groups have hit out at the Metropolitan Police’s decision to deploy live facial recognition technology in busy London streets for a second time,
Kingston Council warns of pay and display scam
Kingston Council has urged motorists to be wary of a scam involving pay and display parking machines around the borough. In a statement released on
Kingston marks National Hate Crime Awareness Week
Kingston has marked National Hate Crime Awareness week against the backdrop of shocking statistics that show hate crimes on the rise across the UK this
CCTV released of Kingston charity shop burglary suspects
Kingston Police issued CCTV footage of potential suspects involved in burglary attempts targeting several local charity shops last month. The Queen Elizabeth Foundation for Disabled
Kingston Police to launch Hate Crime Awareness Week campaign
Kingston Police have launched a campaign to tackle hate crime as part of National Hate Crime Awareness Week 2018. Spanning 13-20 October, the week-long campaign
Brexit and the ‘buttleggers’ – the end of black market tobacco?
For £40 and a sleepless night, you can inject yourself into the pulsing artery of a major drug-running operation worth unknown millions. You stand in