Appeal following theft of tractor navigation systems
Officers are appealing for witnesses following the theft of two tractor navigation systems both valued at a mid four-figure sum of money from the Insch area.
Police Scotland to launch national Vulnerable Road Users Campaign
Pedestrian, cyclists and motorcyclists are being encouraged to take extra care on the roads, as Police Scotland launches a week-long national vulnerable road users campaign on Monday, June 18.
Crime prevention through better design advice to be given at Royal Highland Show
Crime prevention advice on how farmers and the rural community in Scotland can make their businesses and properties more secure will be given by officers from Police Scotland attending the Royal Highland Show, at Ingliston Showground, next week (21-24 June).
Police charged 14 people over the weekend as part of an ongoing operation to tackle violence and anti-social behaviour across the south of Aberdeenshire.
Police Scotland has revealed that significant reductions in acquisitive and violent crimes are being recorded in the North East thanks to ongoing efforts to ensure the region remains one of the safest places in Scotland.
Officers are urging businesses in the North East to be wary of suspicious activity and individuals following a number of distraction-type thefts known as 'Ringing the Changes' at the weekend.
Police Scotland is warning of the hidden dangers of shopping online after consumers’ details were used to set up websites selling counterfeit products.
Six charged following reports of suspicious door to door sales persons
Six men from the Middlesbrough area have been charged with operating without a Pedlar's licence following a series of complaints from across the north east.
Residents urged to be vigilant of suspicious door to door sales persons
Police Scotland have received a number of reports of a group of males in the Inverurie, Kintore and Westhill areas who have been going door to door trying to sell household items.
