Have you seen an increase this week of police officers and activity in East Riding?
If so, it’s likely as a result of Operation Shield.
As part of Humberside Police's continued efforts to clamp down on criminals and target high harm offenders across the area, this week saw the return of their proactive initiative for another intensification period.
Here's what Chief Constable Paul Anderson had to say following the relaunch:


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Whitby Town Return to the Towbar Without Watts
Brid Rugby Target Top Spot
Bridlington Town Face Northumberland Trek
Pickering Town Seek Revenge Against Lincolnshire Opponents
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