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11/03/2026

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Your story isn’t defined by what happened to you — it’s shaped by the strength you carry forward💜

08/03/2026

| The work of our detectives to catch a ra**st is being showcased in the next episode of the new series of Forensics: The Real CSI.

Detectives from our Public Protection Unit are being featured in this week’s episode, which highlights how forensics can be used in complex cases.

The episode, which airs on 8 March, highlights the case of Cornel Filipeche, who was jailed in February 2025 for ra**ng a woman in a month earlier.

Detectives worked around the clock to find the person responsible for this horrific attack.

The attack was captured on CCTV which gave detectives an image of the offender. From there they were able to capture him on CCTV at a pub that the victim had been at before the attack.

Further CCTV tracked him walking back to a car nearby and after being identified by local officers, he was arrested.

Forensics were vital in linking Filipeche to the r**e, with his DNA found on the waistband of the victim’s underwear.

Detective Inspector Emma Watson, who led the investigation, said: "This was a horrendous attack on a young woman and for her sake and the wider public’s, I’m so glad we managed to get him arrested, charged and convicted within days of the attack happening.

“We couldn’t have done this without the team and our forensics unit.”

Filipeche was jailed for ten years in April 2025. He was also ordered to sign the S*x Offenders Register for life.

Forensics: The Real CSI was filmed in direct co-operation with West Midlands Police and features five significant cases our officers investigated across the region.

The next episode airs at 9pm on Sunday, 8 March.

25/02/2026

It’s been a busy week for our engagement team! Today we had a stall at Big Conversation Event on Supporting Children and Young People with Warwickshire council🩵

24/02/2026

You do not need bruises to be a victim of domestic abuse.
The Domestic Abuse Act 2021 defines this behaviour as abusive if the victim and perpetrator(s) are aged 16 or over and are “personally connected” to each other.
It does not matter whether the behaviour consists of a single incident or a course of conduct.

23/02/2026

We’ve been at S*xual health and guidance week at Stratford College today!🫶🏼

14/02/2026

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09/02/2026

Just 1 in 6 people tell a healthcare professional after being r**ed or sexual assaulted. SARCs provide specialist care and support in a place that is safe. If you don’t know where to turn, turn to us. Go to NHS.uk/SARCs to find your nearest service.

03/02/2026

S*xual Abuse can affect anyone from a family member, friend to a neighbour or work colleague. Starting an open, honest conversation can foster a community where everyone feels heard, believed and supported.

Help and support is available 24/7🩷

Call us on 03302230099 to speak to a member of our dedicated team we will be here to support you🫶🏼

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20/01/2026

Your feedback can make a real difference. TONIC is gathering views from victims and survivors of crime in Warwickshire to help improve local support services. Complete the quick survey now: [www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/warkvna/] Want to share more? Book a confidential interview by texting ‘WARWICKSHIRE’ to 0735 604 9783