Electronic tags that track movement of freed prisoners credited with cutting repeat crimes and ‘making our streets safer’
Electronic tags that track movement of freed prisoners credited with cutting repeat crimes and ‘making our streets safer’
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Sussex Police says the scheme is intended to ‘tackle repeat offenders’
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The huge expansion of tagging technology will see nearly 40,000 criminals electronically monitored at once.
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