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Sentencing (Retail Crime) (27 Jun 2007): Ann Coffey: ...to the courts when dealing with shoplifters, and there should not be a presumption that offences are trivial before they are dealt with in court. Shoplifting has also been linked to gun crime and terrorism. A report on Operation Trident, which investigated shootings within the Afro-Caribbean community, said that a generation of young people had moved from shoplifting to gun crime within...
Greater Manchester Police (23 Jan 2007): Ann Coffey: Does the hon. Gentleman accept what Greater Manchester police said about the budget of 2008-09, which is that changes to Government policy relating to the crime fighting fund adjustment, counter-terrorism and police community support officers funding has enabled the delivery of significant savings compared with that predicted and has significantly reduced potential shortfalls? The Greater...
Sentencing Proposals (19 Jun 1996): Ms Ann Coffey: ...in their homes, terrified. Women will not contemplate going out at night because they fear that the streets are unsafe. The term "avoidance behaviour" is a pretty way of describing the absolute terror felt by the people who adopt it. Initiatives such as Homewatch and Streetwatch are attempting to address public disorder, but they will not be successful unless such disorder and its causes...

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