Police urge public to use 999 responsibly as summer demand reaches record levels - The Moorlander

Latest News About Devon and Cornwall police warn of 999 call surge

Police in Devon and Cornwall called on the community to cut down on 999 phone calls as summer brings record numbers. Prank calls could tie up lines needed for real emergencies.

Falmouth footpath lock-in talks are still moving forward. Two males have been sentenced for a knife attack on an 85-year-old inside his home. Calls are out for locals to serve as part-time Special Constables. Four individuals are still held after St Austell-area border-related raids.

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