There will be extra patrols out this evening as Halloween events get underway.
Officers are urging people to make sure their pranks don't get out of hand and deteriorate into intimidation or criminal damage.Police are also asking them to obey the posters being displayed by people who don't want to be visited.
SEND school transport cancelled at last notice
"It's a logistical nightmare"
Man sought following suspicious behaviour
It happened in Plymouth in July
Exeter Airport rated best in UK
‘Recommended Provider’ from consumer champion Which?
Crackdown on ASB and drug use in Plymouth car parks
News rules coming into place
Miracle man tackles cancer support challenge
Paul Vice to walk from Exeter to Cheshire
Protesters say Kingsteignton quarry project ‘not a done deal’
'1960s mineral rights cannot override today’s planning law'
