Four arrested during Project Servator and facial recognition operation in Reading
Four people have been arrested during a police operation using live facial recognition technology in Reading town centre.
Read moreDetailsFour people have been arrested during a police operation using live facial recognition technology in Reading town centre.
Read moreDetailsA man who set fire to two cars outside a family home before leading police on a pursuit at speeds of up to 100mph has been jailed.
Read moreDetailsA Reading man has been jailed for five-and-a-half years for a string of drugs offences, including intending to supply heroin and cocaine.
Read moreDetailsFestivalgoers are being encouraged once again to have important conversations about consent as Reading Festival approaches this week.
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for help to identify a woman they want to speak to as part of an investigation into alleged theft and fraud offences in Reading.
Read moreDetailsPolice will deploy live facial recognition vans in Reading during the August bank holiday weekend.
Read moreDetailsPolice have appealed for help identifying a woman after a gym member had personal belongings stolen from a locker in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA partial closure order has been secured on a property in Reading following concerns about drug dealing and drug use.
Read moreDetailsPolice have increased patrols in a Tilehurst area following reports of anti-social behaviour.
Read moreDetailsTwo men have been sentenced for a total of nearly ten years for a string of offences including drug and violent offences in Reading.
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