All Crime articles – Page 54
-
News
Criminals still active
Just weeks after a gang was convicted for a series of violent armed robberies and ram raids across East Anglia, police have warned that a number of groups may remain in operation across the region.
-
Features and analysis
Shoplifting a daily issue for c-stores
One in five retailers is plagued by shoplifters daily, according to an exclusive survey commissioned by Convenience Store.
-
Features and analysis
It's criminal
Convenience Store's exclusive poll highlights the growing burden of shoplifting. Amy Lanning takes a look at the findings
-
Features and analysis
C-stores suffer in 'victimless' crime
Two-thirds of convenience store retailers have experienced a rise in the cost of retail crime in the past 12 months.
-
Features and analysis
crime
Two armed robbers wearing Scream-style Halloween masks fled empty-handed after an Essex shopworker refused to comply with their demands.
-
Features and analysis
MPs want free ATMs
MPs have called on the government to support a campaign by Halifax Bank of Scotland (HBOS) to have all ATMs clearly labelled in green if they are free to use and red if they charge.
-
News
Lancs police toughest
Police in Lancashire have taken the toughest stance on underage alcohol sales by issuing more fines than any other county in England and Wales.
-
Features and analysis
Fury at 'no jail for shoplifters' advice
Fury at 'no jail for shoplifters' advice
-
Features and analysis
Kent police hunt for links between raids
Kent police say they are keeping an open mind as to whether the latest ram raid in Kent is linked to similar incidents in the county.
-
Features and analysis
Retailers pay price for high crime rate
The average cost of crime for retailers was £2,815 in the past three years, according to research conducted by insurance company Zurich.
-
News
Police want fake IDs for stings
Industry agreement on how to tackle underage drinking has hit a snag as it seems that police chiefs will push for the use of fake IDs in test purchasing stings.