Stockton police arrest 100 in January. Focus is on drugs, theft, burglary, and repeat offenders for a safer community.

The neighborhood and proactive teams made these arrests. Police increased patrols in cars and on foot. They used more intelligence to target bad actions. This included violence and organized crime. Most arrests involved drugs, theft, and burglary.
They also arrested people for robbery. Cops targeted repeat offenders and those with warrants. Warrants related to bail violations and other crimes. Six people went back to prison. Eleven faced charges.
Thirty-three appeared in court. Thirty-seven are on bail as investigations continue. Arrests increased from last year. In January 2024, they arrested 67 people.
Chief Inspector Evans spoke about the police work. He said they started the year strongly. He hopes for a positive impact on the community. He praised the officers’ determination. Police are working with the local council.
They are locating wanted criminals together. Evans hopes residents feel safer because of the police action. The goal is to make Stockton safer to live in. You can report crimes to Cleveland Police by calling 101. You could also visit their website. To report anonymously, call Crimestoppers at 0800 555 111.