Could Britain Learn From Japan’s ‘Vigilante’ Groups?

Could Britain learn from Japan’s ‘vigilante’ groups?

A uniformed group of volunteers is planning to patrol the mean streets of Bournemouth in response to a recent surge in crime in the once sleepy south coast retirement haven. More than 200 have signed up so far, including ex-forces personnel. They will be equipped with radios, stab vests, and body cameras and have promised

Bournemouth Residents Form 'Vigilante Army' To Patrol Crime Hit Seaside Town

A group of “vigilantes” are planning uniformed patrols at a seaside town in Dorset in an effort to reduce crime. Over 200 furious residents, including ex-military personnel, security professionals and first aiders are taking matters [...] The post Bournemouth Residents Form ‘Vigilante Army’ To Patrol Crime Hit Seaside Town appeared first on The People's Voice.

Vigilante group patrolling iconic British seaside resort 'targeting migrants'

In the heart of Bournemouth, a new force emerges as locals unite against a wave of unsettling crime, determined to reclaim their beloved seaside town.

Seaside town overrun by 'yobs' leaves locals forced to set up 'vigilante group' to tackle rampant crime

Residents in a once picturesque seaside town have formed a group to take on rampant crime levels.Bournemouth, once a beloved holiday hotspot has become overrun by feral yobs, sex predators and murders, according to locals.While many complain about a gradual degradation in conditions over the years, some point to a slew of recent incidents that have left them feeling more uncomfortable than ever.**ARE YOU READING THIS ON OUR APP? DOWNLOAD NOW FOR…

Furious Bournemouth locals set up 'vigilante' force after beach brawl and murder - The Mirror

Frustrated by a string of crimes in their seaside town, locals in Bournemouth have taken matters into their own hands, setting up a volunteer 'force' - but critics call it a 'vigilante' group

'Vigilante army' to patrol UK seaside town plagued by murders and stabbings

A GROUP of "vigilantes" are planning uniformed patrols at a 'Wild West' seaside town in a bid to reduce crime.More than 200 residents, including ex-mi