Guernsey Police campaign targets Christmas crime

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Det Ch Insp Hardy said the aim was to prevent crime

Guernsey Police and the Chamber of Commerce have teamed up to take a tough stance on crime this Christmas.

The Christmas Cracker initiative aims to let islanders know they are likely to be in a cell over the festive period if they are caught committing a crime.

Det Ch Insp Ruari Hardy said: "It's about addressing shoplifting, it's about addressing anti-social behaviour and it's about preventing crime."

The campaign includes posters and more high-visibility police patrols.

It will run alongside the annual anti-drink-driving campaign.

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