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Officers across London have been undertaking enhanced activity this week as part of Operation Sceptre to raise awareness of knife crime and proactively target knife related offences. Information about crime or those who carry a weapon can prevent crime and save young lives.

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H a l l i w e l l ☽⛵️3 years ago

Address this… we won’t stop

Myanmar Model Girl3 years ago

Address this now

stickyglicky3 years ago

So you guys are just gonna “address the use of weapons” but not address the fact that you guys used those weapons on 2 innocent dogs? Just because of their breed doesn’t make them aggressive. If that many ppl were coming at me with my dogs, they would’ve done the same.

juan3 years ago

Justicia

Colleen Bagnall3 years ago

Are you lot for real #JusticeForMarshallandMillions 🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢💔💔💔💔💔💔💔

Craig Jones3 years ago

Are the dogs carrying knives now

l.3 years ago

maybe you wanna address the way your team MURDERED those dogs? be ashamed of yourselves cause its disgusting what you did

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