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Community leaders come together to tackle knife crime in Rugby

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Rugby Police are carrying out round-the-clock targeted patrols in key areas, in response to the stabbing in Hillmorton earlier this month. Police and councils want to involve schools, employers and the rest of the community to help form a new plan to tackle the problem.

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Community leaders come together to tackle knife crime in Rugby

COMMUNITY leaders have come together to consider how to tackle knife crime in Rugby, following a stabbing in Hillmorton. Representatives from Warwickshire Police, Rugby Borough Council (RBC) and Warwickshire County Council (WCC) met to explore how to redouble efforts to tackle knife crime, gangs and youth exploitation in response to a non-fatal stabbing in Jackson Road on September 12. Eight arrests have been made since the incident, and round-t…

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