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Speed camera POLICE are continuing to clamp down on drivers who try do avoid prosecution. The force has revealed that it has a dedicated team working on the issue of divers attempting to pervert the course of justice and has promised it will look to prosecute anyone found trying to cheat the system. Police are concerned that it could mean drivers who commit dangerous offences are still on the roads. Sergeant Callum Young said: “We urge any drivers who are tempted to provide false details or information to think otherwise. “Many of these offences could have been dealt with by means of speed-awareness course or points and a fine, but their actions have escalated into a much more serious crime.
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• The Suzy Lamplugh Trust’s services • Accessing Support services The campaign is supported by stalker victim Alice Ruggles parents, Sue Hills and Clive Ruggles, of the Alice Ruggles Trust. “We are delighted to support this campaign. Stalking is still a poorly understood crime amongst professionals, the general public and stalking victims. It can present in many different forms, but any behaviour that is fixated, obsessive, unwanted and repetitive counts as stalking and is potentially very dangerous, they said. “It is essential that professionals involved with stalking cases understand both the distress caused and the very serious risks faced by victims. It should not be ignored or passed off as unimportant. It is also imperative that victims report stalking at an early stage so that interventions can be made to ensure their safety and to bring their perpetrators to justice.”
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