US EditionCharges in more than 800 shoplifting cases as Surrey Police tackles retail crime ‘head on’ - Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner for Surrey
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Charges in more than 800 shoplifting cases as Surrey Police tackles retail crime ‘head on’ - Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner for Surrey
SURREY Police has launched its refreshed retail crime strategy amid a four-fold increase in charges for this type of offending. Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend and Chief Constable Tim De Meyer say retail crime is at the heart of the Force’s priorities as the new strategy was revealed. The Force is committed to responding appropriately, investigating thoroughly, and working with retailers to prevent crime where possible. Over the pas…
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