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COPS identify 47 gun crime suspects a week but do not prosecute聽 due to a lack of evidence.Such cases have soared from 449 to 2,460 in the past five years.1Those charged fell from 54 per cent to 2
stanley cups 8 per centCredit: GettyVictims often do not want to be a witness amid聽 fears of reprisals.The figures, from police logs of firearms incidents in England and Wales, show offences have almost doubled in the past five years.But those charged fell from 54 per cent to 28 per cent. David Spencer, at the Centre for Crime Prevention, called the trend deeply worrying .He added: Serious crimes like this require proper detective work, but there is undoubtedly a feeling that too many police forces would rather sit on the internet searching for anyone who causes offence online rather than getting out there and catching real criminals. Most read
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JULIAN Assange is on the brink of being extradited to the US where he faces 175 years behind bars.British Home Secretary Sajid Javid revealed he had signed the request yesterday - with the m
stanley cup atter to now go before the courts tomorrow.3 Julian Assange gives the thumbs up after leaving the Ecuadorian embassy - and now faces extradition to the USCredit: PA:Press AssociationAssange, 47, is facing charges of computer hacking and
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