North Yorkshire police have provided an update following the arrests they made last week during Operation Tornado.
Operation Tornado swept into Scarborough, Malton and Pickering on Wednesday morning as officers smashed through doors as part of a targeted enforcement day of action resulting in several arrests.
From early light in Scarborough, several people wanted by the Police for various reasons, including shoplifting offences, were arrested by the Retail Crime Officer with support from the Response Team.
Twelve arrests were made during Operation Tornado on Wednesday 4 September 2024.
A 46-year-old man has been charged to appear before magistrates on 23/9 for shop theft.
An 18-year-old Scarborough man, who was wanted by North Yorkshire Police was arrested in Humberside’s area and is currently remanded in custody in prison.
A 60-year-old Eastfield man has been released under investigation for being concerned in the supply of Class B drugs.
A 28-year-old man, currently of no fixed abode, has been charged to attend court for 3 acts of assaulting emergency workers and one act of causing a disturbance on NHS property.
A 21-year-old Scarborough man, was charged and remanded to appear in the Magistrates Court for 15 offences, including theft from a motor vehicle, shop theft, fraud and burglary.
A 37-year-old Scarborough female was also charged to appear at the Magistrates court on the 23/9 for two offences of shop theft, whilst a man originally from the York area will be joining her on three offences of shop-theft. Both the man and woman have bail conditions not to enter some of the businesses in Scarborough to prevent re-offending.
Three people were arrested in Malton for drug related offences, an 18-year-old Malton man, a 19-year-old Malton man and a 30-year-old Malton woman were released on bail for possession with intent to supply Class A and Class B drugs.
A 56-year-old Scarborough man and a 43-year-old Bridlington man were released under investigation following their arrests for possession with intent to supply Class B drugs.
Senior Operational Commander, Superintendent Rachel Wood, said:
“The day of action last Wednesday allowed us to make a collective impact on those who are causing harm in our communities.
We are supporting our businesses, not only by means of proactive patrols and arrests, but by streamlining the processes to provide evidence, allowing us to put offenders before the courts. We are constantly working with our partner agencies to reduce the influences behind drug crime and to provide support and guidance to those who need help in our neighbourhoods."
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