Over 300 arrests made as part of crackdown on domestic abuse offenders
Arrests have been made
More than 300 people have now been arrested in Northamptonshire as part of a major crackdown on domestic abuse.
Operation Red targets offenders and aims to keep victims safe, with arrests for crimes like stalking, harassment, and breaking court orders.
Police say victim protection is a top priority, with strict bail and extra support in place.
Chief Inspector Nathan Shepherd, of Northamptonshire Police's Response and Local Policing Team, said: "Making more than 300 arrests through Operation Red demonstrates our determination to relentlessly pursue domestic abuse offenders and protect those at risk.
"Domestic abuse can have a devastating impact on victims and their families, which is why we will continue to take robust action against those responsible while ensuring victims receive the safeguarding and support they need.
"Operation Red is about more than arrests. It is about holding perpetrators to account, using all available safeguarding powers to protect victims, and working alongside our partners to help people break free from abuse.
"I am incredibly proud of the commitment shown by our officers and staff, whose proactive work continues to identify offenders, build stronger cases and deliver positive outcomes for victims across Northamptonshire."