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2nd July 2024

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What happens a victim and an offender sit down to talk? Commissioner discusses the impact of restorative justice
The image shows a group of people sitting at a table in an office. It shows a man in a blue top in the middle of talking - one hand is raised as he demonstrates a point. Sitting opposite him is Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend, a blonde woman. She is smiling in response. Beside her is George Bell, a member of her team, who wears a white shirt.

A new long-form video shares more on the impact restorative justice has for both victims and perpetrators in Surrey.

Record number of arrests made during Christmas crackdown on drink and drug driving
The photograph shows Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend, a blonde woman wearing a high-visibility jacket. She is standing in front of the wreckage of a car which has been lifted onto a low-loader. She has a stern expression on her face and is looking directly into the camera.

For the second year in a row, more people were arrested for drug-driving than drink-driving during Operation Limit.

150 arrests as repeat offenders targeted during new Safer Epsom and Ewell partnership
The image shows Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend walking through a town centre with two police officers in uniform. Lisa, who has blonde hair, stands on the right of the image. She wears a black jacket and trousers. The officers, one male and one female, are wearing their uniforms and police hats, and they are in the middle of a conversation with Lisa as they all walk past a branch of Marks and Spencer.

Safer Epsom and Ewell uses the College of Policing’s ‘Clear, Hold, Build’ framework to tackle criminality.

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