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Half of public believe police would not turn up to burglary: Savanta survey
- Nearly half of the public believe that the police would not turn up if their house was burgled, according to a new poll.
- Over 45 percent of people said they were not confident that the police would appear and properly investigate if they were the victim of a burglary.
- One in two people do not believe police would turn up and properly investigate if they were the victim of a car theft.
- The lack of confidence in police attending burglaries is particularly high among those aged 65 or over, at 54 percent, according to the poll.
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Fury as almost half of Brits believe cops would NOT investigate burglary
ALMOST half the public believe police would not investigate if their home were burgled, a damning survey has revealed. MPs last night slammed the “crisis in confidence” and called on ministers to restore public trust in cops. Nearly half Brit public believe cops would not investigate if their home was burgled The Savanta survey found just 50 per cent of adults had faith that officers would turn up if they reported a burglary, while 46 per cent d…
Almost half of Britons now have no confidence police will turn up to reports of burglary or car theft, new figures show
A shocking new poll has revealed that almost half of Britons don't have full confidence in the police turning up to their home in the event of a burglary.
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