Police urge public to use 999 responsibly as summer demand reaches record levels - The Moorlander

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Police in Devon and Cornwall are telling locals to cut down on 999 phone calls as summer brings unusually high numbers. Prank calls could tie up lines needed for real emergencies.

Progress is still being made on a falmouth footpath lock-in. A court heard two males jailed for stabbing an elderly resident inside his house. Locals are being asked to volunteer as part-time Special Constables. St Austell-area raids linked to border checks have left four held.

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