Electronic tags that track movement of freed prisoners credited with cutting repeat crimes and ‘making our streets safer’
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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’

One of the concerns underneath the government’s early release policy is how best to deal with convicted prisoners.

InstaVolt steps up measures as gangs target nearly 1,000 stations in copper crime wave

Thousands of criminals placed on electronic monitoring schemes never even get a tag fitted in the Ministry of Justice's chaotic,…

The huge expansion of tagging technology will see nearly 40,000 criminals electronically monitored at once.

The Ministry of Justice has admitted for the first time that 5,450 offenders were not wearing the electronic monitoring devices…