“Welcome to the June 2025 edition of North East Crime Alert.

In this edition of North East Crime Alert:

PC Steve Warden explains the work carried out by the four legged heroes of North East Division.

With summer now well and truly here we look at how to enjoy the outdoors responsibly.

We look at how criminals are pretending to be your mobile phone provider to obtain your personal details.

In the first of a new series looking at security we go back to basics to make sure you stay safe at home.

Read about how to avoid becoming a victim of fraud when booking your next holiday.

As well as a regular round-up of crime in the North East.

Kind Regards

The North East Crime Reduction Team”

“Welcome to a special Artificial Intelligence (AI) edition of North East Crime Alert.

In a departure from our normal content, we look at how AI is shaping our engagement with the online world and how we stay safe in 2025.

In this special edition of North East Crime Alert:

We’ve all heard about Artificial Intelligence (AI), well, what exactly is it and how does it work? We explain.

What are the most commonly available AI programmes?

We look at how criminals may use AI in 2025 to create frauds that are even more convincing.

Advice on how we navigate the digital world safely using AI.

Plus, we share the experiences of two recent fraud victims.

Kind Regards

The North East Crime Reduction Team”

“Dear All

We’ve decided to launch the December edition of North East Crime Alert a little bit early in order that everyone gets our advice about shopping safely online for Christmas.

Also in this edition –

Staying safe while driving during winter

How to keep your home secure ‘After Dark’

Do you have what it takes to complete Probationer Training?

Find out what officers in the Stonehaven Community Policing Team are up to.

Getting a bike for Christmas? How to keep your bike secure and get it registered online for free.

Manage your passwords safely

 

Kind regards

The North East Crime Reduction Team”

NOTE: there are no applications from within the NKRCC area.

“Attached is the Weekly List for Kincardine & Mearns for the week beginning 11 March 2024.

Kind regards,

Fraser Napier

Administrator, Planning and Economy

Environment and Infrastructure Services

pandeadmin@aberdeenshire.gov.uk

01467 534333″

NOTE: there are no applications from within the NKRCC area.

“Attached is the Weekly List for Kincardine & Mearns for the week beginning 04 March 2024.

Kind regards,

Fraser Napier

Administrator, Planning and Economy

Environment and Infrastructure Services

pandeadmin@aberdeenshire.gov.uk

01467 534333″