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Scourge of knife crime, gun crime and exploitation of vulnerable people is rising

Crimestoppers has launched a digital campaign to encourage reporting of knife crime, gun crime, and the exploitation of vulnerable people.
Knife crime and gun crime are increasing concerns, with gangs using illegally imported firearms and coercing people into illegal activities.
Gary Murray from Crimestoppers emphasized that fear of retaliation stops many from reporting crimes in their communities.
The charity offers a 24/7 anonymous service to help combat serious criminal activity and make the North West safer.

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