POLICING
June 2013
‘Without stop-and-search, Kelly estimates that he would need an extra 50,000 officers to police the city because people who don’t run the risk of being searched start carrying guns’
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March 2011
‘The acquiescent citizen is always a soft target for lazy, disproportionate policing’
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March 2010
‘The task of reversing the damage to “Broken Britain” may be beyond the ability of any political party, let alone any single leader’
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December 2009
Despite laws, protocols and international conventions, the number of people being trafficked into servitude is growing
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