Officers secure more than 200 shop theft charges in a fortnight
15:25 12/11/2026Neighbourhood and local policing teams investigating shop thefts in Essex secured 202 charges in two weeks
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Neighbourhood and local policing teams investigating shop thefts in Essex secured 202 charges in two weeks
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