Our officers arrest 41 for shop theft in a week
13:00 18/04/2025Essex officers arrested 41 and secured 103 charges for shop theft last week – with just three people accounting for more than half the charges
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Essex officers arrested 41 and secured 103 charges for shop theft last week – with just three people accounting for more than half the charges
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