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flag Hundreds of officers conducted a major Anfield crackdown, leading to arrests and searches targeting drugs, fraud, and domestic abuse.

flag Hundreds of Merseyside Police officers launched a major crime crackdown in Liverpool’s Anfield area, the second large-scale operation since Chief Constable Rob Carden took office in September 2025. flag The early-morning effort involved around 300 officers, 14 search warrants, land and underwater searches, roadside checks, and targeted actions against suspects linked to domestic abuse, fraud, and drug offenses. flag Police described the operation as a temporary lockdown to disrupt criminal activity and reinforce public safety. flag Council leader Liam Robinson praised the effort, stating it sends a clear message that criminals have no place in the community. flag The action follows a similar December operation that resulted in 49 arrests.

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