David Woode is a Crime Correspondent at The Times. He focuses on crime and justice, often engaging with victims, survivors, and experts to delve into the complexities of criminal behavior and law enforcement. David's work has been featured in The i Paper, The Australian, The Times, The Press, The Post, and Waikato Times.
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Carmenza Valencia-Trujillo and Sheryl Wilkins are dead and, all the time, the risk was known to the authorities who kept letting their killer go free
By: Jessica Sharkey, David Woode
The promise to keep PC Harper’s killers behind bars leaves ministers weighing other ways to ease overcrowding, but each is fraught with risks
The registered sex offender has been given a whole-life prison term for killing two women and raping a third
Sir Mark Rowley, the Met Police commissioner, says that monitoring 10,800 registered sex offenders such as Simon Levy is challenging with depleted resources
Tributes have been paid to seven people, including two police officers, who died in the head-on collision in Middlesbrough on Saturday
Police data shows an increase in teen-on-teen offences, lending urgency to efforts to teach school pupils when behaviour crosses the line
Almost a fifth of the 636 arrests began with live facial recognition, deployed within the carnival grounds for the first time at the weekend
It’s time to be seen and heard, says Victoria Fuller, chief constable of one of the UK’s smallest forces in an area that has the highest crime rate
Policing reforms represent a ‘once-in-a-generation’ chance to make lasting changes that will keep the public safer, the chief inspector of constabulary has said
Malcolm Potier, 75, had been attending a press night of We Will Rock You in the West End when he got into an argument with an audience member
