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Month-long crackdown on criminals

12:07pm Wednesday 7th May 2008

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By Alex Hill »

Police annouced this morning that 41 warrants were executed and 28 people arrested during a month-long operation to crackdown on crime across the Western Area.

The Western Area Tactical Team worked alongside the Western Area Neighbourhood Teams and arrested people for handling stolen goods, drug trafficking, possession of drugs and money laundering.

There were 15 warrants in Watford, 16 in Dacorum and 10 in Three Rivers.

A large quantity of stolen property and controlled drugs was seized in addition to £18,000 in cash.

If you have any information about any suspected criminal or anti-social behaviour, you can report it on 0845 33 00 222 - in an emergency, always dial 999. Alternatively call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

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Mike Ribble, Watford says...
8:30am Thu 8 May 08

'41 warrants were executed and 28 people arrested during a month-long operation to crackdown on crime'

Can someone please explain? Isn't this just normal police work or are there other months when they don't execute warrants & arrest people?

Andy, St Albans says...
9:01am Thu 8 May 08

Shame 41 executions didn't take place to get rid of the low life's.

No doubt the judge will give the 28 arrested a combined sentence of 3 days community service if any of them are found guilty.

Most of the work the Police do is rendered useless by the idiots in the wigs on the bench and their lefty weak sentences.

The Plinth of Darkneth, Watford says...
12:10am Sat 10 May 08

Don't you just love acronyms?

Apparently there was a T.W.A.T.T. working alongside a W.A.N.T. looking for a bunch of crooks recently, am I right.

Perhaps they should collaborate with the W estern A rea N eighbourhood K nowledge E ducation R esearch S ociety and they might just come up with something?


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