Devon & Cornwall Police

Two men have been arrested in connection with the importation of 800 kilos of cannabis following the interception of a shipment of furniture by UK Border Force. rocu.police.uk/news/2026/marc…

@Hezzie007 @ExeterCouncil @HighwaysSWEST Andrew, if you can't watch your speed and look out for potential hazards, then I'd suggest it may not be appropriate for you to drive. Everyone needs to drive with due care and attention. Pot holes, if anything, should slow you down. This may assist: gov.uk/report-pothole ^JC

@DC_Police @ExeterCouncil @HighwaysSWEST Sarcasm… brilliant 🙄 maybe if I wasn’t nervously scanning every road for potholes I would be able to keep an eye on the speed gauge. I’m not sure the the third world dirt tracks we currently have to drive on technically count as roads so maybe I can use that in my defence.

@DC_Police @ExeterCouncil @HighwaysSWEST it’s an absolute kick in the teeth that I get a threatening letter for doing 35mph when most of my journeys involve dodging pot holes the size of coal mines. You guys should sort your priorities out. the state of our roads is a Disgrace

Top Dog - PD Tweed from @DC_Police helps catch criminals by sniffing out technology. Nice going, PD Tweed! orlo.uk/pqTZC

@fredsmith202305 Hi there! If you try 1234@devonandcornwall.pnn.police.uk - does that work for you? Or you can go through our website here: devon-cornwall.police.uk/contact/af/con… and enter their collar number or name. Hope that helps 🙂 ^JC

@DC_Police I got a phone call today from one of your officers, I agreed to email her, but the email bounced, all I have for an address is her number e.g. 12345@dc.police.co.uk. How do I forward the email as her phone no is outgoing only. Many thanks.

@_IanAdams @ExmouthPolice Thank you for your assistance Ian 💙 I'll pass your thanks on to Joel too. Take care out there ^JC

I’ve spent the last 4 hours supporting @DC_Police with a road closure on the A3052. Thankyou to PC Joel from @exmouthpolice for working in appalling conditions this evening and to all of the other Police Officers, Contact Officers and Emergency services who have been working flat out. Sadly, the business pictured, didn’t survive and is completely flooded inside. I have no words!

⚠️ SEVERE FLOOD WARNING: River Otter at Ottery St Mary Danger to life. Do NOT drive or walk through floodwater – just 30cm can sweep a car away. 🚗 Do NOT drive through floodwater – 30cm can sweep a car away 📍 Check your route before travelling 📞 If stranded, call 999

ROADS UPDATE | Due to the weather disruption caused by Storm Chandra, there is significant surface water and areas of flooding on the road network in East and Mid Devon this morning. We are asking people in this area to avoid driving unless it is essential, statement below ⤵️

No change overnight on the unexploded WWII device in Millbay. Navy experts await specialist equipment. Timings for the next stage are currently unknown. However, no further evacuations at the moment. See our website for the current cordon map. plymouth.gov.uk/news/unexplode…

A 400m safety cordon is now in place around Exmouth Marina after a suspected unexploded ordnance was dredged up earlier today. An assistance centre has been set up at Exmouth LED Leisure Centre. Visit news.eastdevon.gov.uk/exmouth-marina for latest updates.

We understand concerns about the unexploded ordnance found in Millbay. We’re working with police & emergency services while experts assess the device. For the latest updates 👇   plymouth.gov.uk/news/unexplode…

@NPASSouthWest We appreciate you, thank you for your assistance. Stay warm up there! 🫶🏼 ^JC

Assisted @DC_Police in the Paignton area searching for a misper. Then on to Exeter for a suspect search. Busy afternoon and its been a cold one today 🥶 ^BM

Roads and public transport remain disrupted this morning as we deal with the aftermath of Storm Goretti. Please avoid travelling if you can. If you must make a journey, check routes and travel operators in advance, as many bus and rail services are cancelled or delayed. 1/2

Our teams are still dealing with widespread disruption this morning from Storm Goretti, including blocked roads, unstable structures and fallen power lines. Travel conditions remain hazardous. If you can work from home today, please do so and avoid non-essential journeys.

@Geoff4Chair Thank you, Geoff! You too! 🫶🏼 ^JC

@DC_Police Stay safe out there

@IOSPS1 Stay safe team! 🫶🏼 ^JC

#stormgoretti Getting ready for it now 😬😬💨💨💨 at least the alert system is working well

‼️Red Weather Warning issued for parts of Cornwall for high winds meaning a possible threat to life. We expect a large amount of calls. If you can, avoid calling 101 & consider going online via devon-cornwall.pnn.police.uk If you are in a life or death emergency call 999.

We're urging people to stay away from the coast and seafronts during Storm Goretti. An amber weather warning is in place for dangerous winds in west Cornwall, with severe conditions and large waves making coastal areas extremely unsafe. In an emergency call Coastguard 999.

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