We are urging cycle owners to make cycle security and registration their New Year’s resolution.

Bikes are always popular presents - from that memorable first bike to the latest top-spec machine for an enthusiastic amateur.

We are appealing to trace further victims after vulnerable victims have been targeted by a bogus caller in Hull.

In at least two incidents a woman has approached homes of elderly and vulnerable people, before claiming to be a housing officers or carer to gain entry to their homes.  Once inside the offender has then tricked the victim to hand over money.

We are urging people to get any new gifts they have bought or receive over Christmas registered free with the property logging website www.Immobilise.com. 

Doing so will mean your valuables are more likely to be returned if lost or stolen, as well as potentially catching a criminal in possession of stolen goods.

Humberside Police’s Lifestyle project -which has inspired over 160,000 young people to make a difference in their community since 1989 - launched at Princes Quay on Saturday 7 May and teams are now being urged to register at www.humberside.police.uk/lifestyle.

Following a CCTV appeal police have identified a man they wanted to speak to in connection with an attempted till snatch on Holderness Road, Hull on Thursday 13 October.

31-year-old Jamie Luker of no fixed address was arrested on Saturday 15 October and subsequently charged with failure/refusal to provide sample, two shop thefts and an attempted theft from a shop.

Police are urging motorists to take steps to protect their vehicles after 15 thefts from vehicles in the Riverside area of Hull in two weeks (between Monday 21 March and Monday 4 April). 

Nearly three quarters of the incidents involved offenders smashing a window to steal items left on display and in the majority of cases resulted in Sat-Navs and money being stolen.

Humberside Police are hailing Operation Impact – ‘a focus on tackling drug dealing and organised crime across the Humberside area’ - a success.

If a person poses a serious risk to a partner or to others in our community, the police and our partners will implement a plan to ensure the public is protected and victims supported.
A week into the domestic abuse campaign, we offer an insight into the efforts Humberside Police and our partners make to keep our communities safe.

Would it surprise you to know on average a victim will encounter 35 abusive incidents before they consider reporting it to the police?

Officers are appealing for witnesses after a man was punched to the head several times in the street between 10.35 and 10.45am today. (Friday, July 31)
The victim’s puppy had escaped in Hull’s Barnsley Street and he gave chase, grabbing the animal by the scruff of the neck to prevent it running into the road.