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Seventeen arrested in Teesside organised crime raids

Seventeen arrested in Teesside organised crime raids

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They see people arrested, charged and taken off the streets."It shows the public good work is happening, despite the problems we have."Follow BBC Tees on X,, external Facebook, external, Nextdoor and Instagram, external. Get in touchDo you have a story suggestion for BBC Tees?Contact formContact formRelated topicsMiddlesbroughCleveland PoliceRedcarGrangetownSouth BankEstonMore on this storyWho were the seven killed in wrong-way crash?Published25 AugustRelated internet linksCleveland Police

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Early morning police raids target organised crimeImage caption, About 130 officers were involved in the raids across parts of TeessideByStuart WhincupReporting fromMiddlesbrough Published4 hours agoPolice have carried out a series of early morning raids targeting those suspected of being involved in organised crime.Cleveland Police said 17 people had been arrested during the operation - involving about 130 officers including some from the National Crime Agency - across South Bank, Grangetown and Eston, near Middlesbrough, on Monday.It is part of a high-profile response to a crash on the nearby A66 last month which came at the end of a police pursuit and left two officers dead.Five men died also died when their Volkswagen Passat went the wrong way down the road and hit a Cleveland Police…

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