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By *eoBlooms OP   Man
8 hours ago

Springfield

Four people stabbed in supermarket in Croydon today.

Sentencing today for the Stockport murderer.

12 year old murdered in Birmingham yesterday.

Is random knife crime getting worse and what can be done about it ?

Should it be harder to buy knives ?

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By *0shadesOfFilthMan
8 hours ago

nearby

And a lady in her 40’s stabbed last night on Plymouth hoe

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By *0shadesOfFilthMan
8 hours ago

nearby


"Four people stabbed in supermarket in Croydon today.

Sentencing today for the Stockport murderer.

12 year old murdered in Birmingham yesterday.

Is random knife crime getting worse and what can be done about it ?

Should it be harder to buy knives ?

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27 million households with a dozen in every kitchen. Impossible to stop.

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By *eoBlooms OP   Man
8 hours ago

Springfield


"And a lady in her 40’s stabbed last night on Plymouth hoe "

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By *eoBlooms OP   Man
8 hours ago

Springfield

More stop and search in high crime areas ?

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By *ools and the brainCouple
8 hours ago

couple, us we him her.


"More stop and search in high crime areas ? "

As I said in the other thread yesterday.

Its not just a city problem.

A greater police presence on the streets actual Bobbie's on the beat, small police stations re opened with 24hr access to a front desk.

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By *resesse_MelioremCouple
8 hours ago

Border of London


"More stop and search in high crime areas ?

As I said in the other thread yesterday.

Its not just a city problem.

A greater police presence on the streets actual Bobbie's on the beat, small police stations re opened with 24hr access to a front desk.

"

Yes to all that.

But will it make a material difference to knife crime? Would it have made a difference in any of the above cases?

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By *eoBlooms OP   Man
8 hours ago

Springfield


"More stop and search in high crime areas ?

As I said in the other thread yesterday.

Its not just a city problem.

A greater police presence on the streets actual Bobbie's on the beat, small police stations re opened with 24hr access to a front desk.

Yes to all that.

But will it make a material difference to knife crime? Would it have made a difference in any of the above cases?"

Very good questions.

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By *hagTonightMan
8 hours ago

From the land of haribos.

Not good it happened, yes there have to be more stop and search. I think that nowadays the police have to think twice of who they stop and search with all the red tape too.

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By *obby110166Man
7 hours ago

Wareham


"More stop and search in high crime areas ?

As I said in the other thread yesterday.

Its not just a city problem.

A greater police presence on the streets actual Bobbie's on the beat, small police stations re opened with 24hr access to a front desk.

"

From an ex copper I totally agree..the worst thing they ever done was closed down the small neighbourhood police stations and went to regional big police stations...madness

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By *arakiss12TV/TS
7 hours ago

Bedford

It's definitely getting insanely worse.

You have to constantly check your back these days. There isn't a solution.

The thing that is annoying is we keep getting told it's an isolated incident.

How many isolated cases become an epidemic. Every day this week there's been an isolated incident, Birmingham, Luton, Birmingham, Plymouth and Croydon.

There are probably some we're still yet to hear about.

As far as I can see it's an epidemic and Government need to act quick and sort it.

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By *0shadesOfFilthMan
7 hours ago

nearby


"More stop and search in high crime areas ?

As I said in the other thread yesterday.

Its not just a city problem.

A greater police presence on the streets actual Bobbie's on the beat, small police stations re opened with 24hr access to a front desk.

"

The police unfortunately are there to deal with the consequences. Ring up Devon and Cornwall 101 and you’ll be on hold 30 mins minimum to report something suspicious (not emergency).

We will get to a time when the military are on the streets as a safeguarding deterrent

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By *0shadesOfFilthMan
7 hours ago

nearby


"It's definitely getting insanely worse.

You have to constantly check your back these days. There isn't a solution.

The thing that is annoying is we keep getting told it's an isolated incident.

How many isolated cases become an epidemic. Every day this week there's been an isolated incident, Birmingham, Luton, Birmingham, Plymouth and Croydon.

There are probably some we're still yet to hear about.

As far as I can see it's an epidemic and Government need to act quick and sort it."

Knife crime in England and Wales has increased over the last decade, with a 4% rise in the year ending June 2024. This is an 80% increase from the previous decade.

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By *0shadesOfFilthMan
7 hours ago

nearby


"More stop and search in high crime areas ?

As I said in the other thread yesterday.

Its not just a city problem.

A greater police presence on the streets actual Bobbie's on the beat, small police stations re opened with 24hr access to a front desk.

From an ex copper I totally agree..the worst thing they ever done was closed down the small neighbourhood police stations and went to regional big police stations...madness"

I wouldn’t disagree but how does this resolve the increasing knife crime. What can be done with schools/ youth groups/ previous offenders giving talks etc.

As above has said it’s reported as a series of individual incidents. 49,000 reported knife attacks 2023/2024

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By *ools and the brainCouple
7 hours ago

couple, us we him her.


"More stop and search in high crime areas ?

As I said in the other thread yesterday.

Its not just a city problem.

A greater police presence on the streets actual Bobbie's on the beat, small police stations re opened with 24hr access to a front desk.

Yes to all that.

But will it make a material difference to knife crime? Would it have made a difference in any of the above cases?

Very good questions."

Well unless it actually happens we'll never know, it's not just knife crime but crime in general and antisocial behaviour a pandemic.

With decision makers putting too much faith in technology and cameras over actual policing.

It must be over ten years since I saw a police walking around our local neighbourhood and then they were neighbourhood wardens not actual police.

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By *eoBlooms OP   Man
7 hours ago

Springfield


"Not good it happened, yes there have to be more stop and search. I think that nowadays the police have to think twice of who they stop and search with all the red tape too."

Good point Shag

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By *eoBlooms OP   Man
7 hours ago

Springfield


"It's definitely getting insanely worse.

You have to constantly check your back these days. There isn't a solution.

The thing that is annoying is we keep getting told it's an isolated incident.

How many isolated cases become an epidemic. Every day this week there's been an isolated incident, Birmingham, Luton, Birmingham, Plymouth and Croydon.

There are probably some we're still yet to hear about.

As far as I can see it's an epidemic and Government need to act quick and sort it.

Knife crime in England and Wales has increased over the last decade, with a 4% rise in the year ending June 2024. This is an 80% increase from the previous decade."

Wow, amazing figures

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By *hrill CollinsMan
7 hours ago

The Outer Rim

we should randomly arm OAP's with automatic weapons

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By *eoBlooms OP   Man
7 hours ago

Springfield


"It's definitely getting insanely worse.

You have to constantly check your back these days. There isn't a solution.

The thing that is annoying is we keep getting told it's an isolated incident.

How many isolated cases become an epidemic. Every day this week there's been an isolated incident, Birmingham, Luton, Birmingham, Plymouth and Croydon.

There are probably some we're still yet to hear about.

As far as I can see it's an epidemic and Government need to act quick and sort it."

It seems to be a national emergency now, especially in London and Birmingham.

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By *eoBlooms OP   Man
7 hours ago

Springfield

Axel Rudakubana turned up at school 10 times with a knife but wasn't imprisoned or sectioned. So much knife crime is committed by people with previous offences or cautions.

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By *crumdiddlyumptiousMan
5 hours ago

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You can't stop people buying knifes, Its the law that needs changing, Jail for carrying a knife and Minimum 5 years served for attacking someone with a knife

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