All news on the topic: Hertfordshire Police

A 29-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of murdering a child.

A mother has told how her 14-year-old son was kicked and punched by an adult spectator at a football match in Hertfordshire, which she believes was a racially motivated attack

The horse, Doris, was left injured and bloodied after the unleashed 'XL Bully' dog launched a brazen attack on her - which saw the owner reportedly flee the scene

Mum Zoe Hawes was heading off on holiday to celebrate her 40th birthday when she was involved in a horror three-way crash on the M25 involving a van that police had earlier been pursuing

As it's revealed a third of police officers are 'heavy drinkers' and at least one a month loses their job due to drugs, the Police Federation has partnered with rehab sites to offer them free help

I Am Andrew Tate sparked controversy when it aired on Channel 4 - with the 'misogynistic' influencer implying he had been granted a documentary slot by the network

A new Channel 4 documentary, I am Andrew Tate, claims the controversial figure was was kept in the 2016 reality show despite Hertfordshire Police opening a probe in July 2015.

Vishal Gohel, who was gagged and beaten when the women's male accomplices arrived to rob him in Bushey, Hertfordshire, was described as a "wonderful" father-of-two

Hertfordshire Police said the two teenagers, aged 16 and 17, suffered "serious suspected stab wounds" following the incident near Oaklands College in St Albans

University professor Keith Ramsell paid contractors £1,300 to chop down the "wall of vegetation" in Bushey, Herts., after falling and injuring his arm

Hertfordshire Fire and Rescue declared a major incident after being called to a fire at Baldock industrial estate on Tuesday at 6.15pm

Sergeant David Stansbury, 42, is charged with three counts of raping a woman in 2009 while a serving police officer for Devon & Cornwall Police. He is due in Bristol Crown Court on May 10

David Stansbury has been charged with three counts of raping a woman while on duty for Devon & Cornwall Police in relation to alleged incidents in Plymouth in 2009

The Women's Equality Party have today launched a national campaign called 'See it. Say it. Ignore it.' with posters depicting Met officers laughing as a woman is attacked

David Carrick has been sentenced to 30 years and 239 days in prison after attacking a dozen woman over a 17-year period - but warning signs had been posted continually about the serving policeman's behaviour

Paul Betts led the Met’s “Line of Duty” department when it found armed officer Carrick had “no case to answer” for misconduct five months after Sarah Everard’s murder by another officer

David Carrick is due to be sentenced next month, after admitting 49 offences between 2003 and 2020 including rape, sexual assault and false imprisonment