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Orders of the Day: Serious Crime Bill [Lords] (12 Jun 2007)

Tony McNulty: ...affect our communities and potentially result in public disorder, and it is not terribly well thought out. Appropriate, proportionate, intelligence-led policing, such as that conducted by Operation Trident in the Metropolitan area, has proved to be successful in tackling gun crime. Stigmatising certain communities by cordoning off areas in the way provided for in the clause would not...

Policing in London (3 May 2007)

Tony McNulty: ...useful for purposes of defence, and that gun crime should be outlawed. We also need to understand the consequences of the successes that we manage to achieve. For example, it is well known that the Trident programme in respect of gun crime in the black communities across London has been enormously successful. Now we have to consider whether our success with getting guns away from adults...

Policing in London (3 May 2007)

Tony McNulty: ...bodily harm by over 6 per cent., common assault by nearly 10 per cent., and crimes involving offensive weapons by 8.7 per cent. In addition, gun-enabled crime is down by more than 11 per cent., Trident gun crime is down by 15 per cent., and knife-enabled crime is down by almost 4 per cent. Again, however, the Met faces daily the impact of each and every one of those crimes on communities...

Written Answers — Home Department: Firearms (4 Sep 2006)

Tony McNulty: ...a new offence of using someone to mind a weapon; we support dedicated and intelligence-led police enforcement operations focusing on gun crime, including the seizure of firearms, such as Operation Trident; HM Revenue and Customs conduct operations to detect and seize illegal weapons. We also support community work aimed at helping young people who may be at risk of involvement in gun crime...

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