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APCC retail crime lead wants ‘prolific shoplifters monitored with electronic tags’

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The Association of Police and Crime Commissioners’ (APCC) report, highlighting the ways that PCCs across England and Wales are engaging with businesses to tackle retail crime, was published today (13 march). Introducing the report, the APCC’s national business and retail crime lead and PCC for…

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