Police officers and staff recognised for outstanding public service
12:00 22/10/2026The outstanding work of officers and staff was recognised at the annual West Sussex Divisional Awards ceremony at Arundel Castle last month.
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The outstanding work of officers and staff was recognised at the annual West Sussex Divisional Awards ceremony at Arundel Castle last month.
It comes as knife crime has reduced significantly in these areas over the last six months.
Kuba Graczyk, 37, has been jailed for three years and two months for nine offences including break ins at office buildings and construction sites.
Vilius Domarkas was over the legal alcohol limit when his van veered into traffic cones, causing the death of a highways worker.
Monique Moss was jailed after admitting assault, theft offences, and driving offences in court.
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