knife crime prevention, shoplifting consequences, police accountability
BREAKING news; In today’s Mail I accuse police Hierarchy (not front line) our Courts & Politicians for allowing our streets to become Lawless; Knife Crime Epidemic & all but ‘Decriminalised’ ShopliftingTackle a Shoplifter can be Costly & not just Financially; YOUR THOUGHTS? pic.twitter.com/rdZt2309ts
— Norman Brennan (@NormanBrennan) August 17, 2025
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BREAKING NEWS; In today’s Mail I accuse Police Hierarchy (not front line) our Courts & Politicians for allowing our streets to become Lawless; Knife Crime Epidemic & all but ‘Decriminalised’ Shoplifting
The alarming rise in crime has sparked serious concerns among citizens. As Norman Brennan pointed out, the Police Hierarchy, our Courts, and Politicians seem to have failed us. With a knife crime epidemic on the rise, the streets are increasingly feeling lawless. This sentiment resonates with many, as we witness a surge in incidents that not only threaten public safety but also challenge our societal norms.
Tackle a Shoplifter can be Costly & not just Financially
Shoplifting has become nearly normalized in some areas, with many claiming that it’s all but ‘decriminalised.’ Retailers are facing tough decisions when it comes to tackling shoplifters. The financial implications are significant, but the risks involved in confronting thieves can be even more daunting. Individuals can find themselves in dangerous situations, making the act of tackling a shoplifter not just a financial burden, but potentially life-threatening.
YOUR THOUGHTS?
This raises the question: What can be done? The community needs to engage in discussions about how to effectively tackle these issues. Should we push for stricter laws? Or is it time to rethink our approach to policing and crime prevention? Your thoughts are crucial in shaping the future of our streets. Engaging in this dialogue can lead to solutions that not only protect businesses but also restore a sense of safety and order in our communities.
To read more about the ongoing discussions around crime and safety, check out The Guardian’s article here.