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Just 12% of retail worker assaults lead to an arrest
Anonanon
Select committees can thump their tub about this and that but bottom line is police cannot deal with the volume of crime reported.
You can legislate as much as you want but unless you have the boots on the ground to deal with what's reported it's pointless.
The same select committees are shouting as loudly when chewing over police proactive operations on stop and search.
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Anonanon
Select committees can thump their tub about this and that but bottom line is police cannot deal with the volume of crime reported.
You can legislate as much as you want but unless you have the boots on the ground to deal with what's reported it's pointless.
The same select committees are shouting as loudly when chewing over police proactive operations on stop and search.
