Neighbourhood Blues

Racial tensions are running high In Sunderland. A brick has been thrown through the window of a house in a race hate attack with a chilling note.

In the coastal town of Blyth, PC Stuart Thomson has received a call from a mum whose disabled son is being bullied by a group of young people in the neighbourhood.

In Southwick, Tyne and Wear, the neighbourhood team is called to a man who is being tormented by a pair of anti-social youths.

The Neighbourhood Teams are cracking down on illegal drugs. The Washington team raids the house of a man who's reportedly been growing cannabis in his loft.

The Sunderland Neighbourhood Team is called to an act of racist graffiti outside a mosque. When more graffiti appears close by, the team attempts to hunt down those responsible.

The neighbourhood team in Gateshead is put on high alert when a resident discovers a hand grenade placed on a wall in her front garden.

Northumbria Police launch Operation Flynn to target wanted criminals across their area. First up, the team attempts to track down a man who is wanted on a weapons offense.

The Neighbourhood Team is called to reports of a woman vandalising a window. When confronted, she becomes aggressive and her bad behaviour culminates in a shocking assault.

In today's episode, the neighbourhood team races to the scene of a car crash in Sunderland. PCSOs Mick and Deborah speak to witnesses to get to the bottom of what's happened.

In the coastal town of Blyth, the neighbourhood team arrests one of their most active offenders. After he's released on bail, the man steals a TV and goes on the run.