Police officers catch drivers risking lives on our roads
A driver caught falling asleep behind the wheel was just one of over 100 caught risking their own lives and those of innocent people during a recent operation.
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A driver caught falling asleep behind the wheel was just one of over 100 caught risking their own lives and those of innocent people during a recent operation.
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As we continue to take part in #ASBAwarenessWeek, we are shining a spotlight on what is happening in Barnsley town centre around tackling antisocial behaviour (ASB).
Police dogs are often seen as fast moving, high intensity assets on the frontline- teeth, speed and adrenaline, but some of their greatest value is in the slower, skilled work of ‘tracking’; with their handlers a few steps behind, reading subtle behavioural cues, remaining calm under pressure and keeping the dog, themselves and public safe.
To mark ASB Awareness Week, we delve into how anti-social behaviour offences have dropped in Conisbrough in 2026.
Efficient work between different teams across the force is key to ensuring that those set on wreaking havoc on our local communities are swiftly dealt with