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POLICE are focusing on combating changes in criminal behaviour as part of National Stalking Awareness Week. The force says the pandemic caused stalkers to move online more and expects these changes to be long-term even as lockdown lifts. So, officers are supporting the Suzy Lamplugh Trust and other partners to protect stalking victims. Det Insp Joe Saunders said: “Stalking during the pandemic has changed, with greater reliance on cyber related elements. It has not gone away. The impact on victims of stalking can make them feel isolated. It is important, during the National Stalking Awareness Week to educate on the offence of stalking, make sure victims know they can come forward to the police, and that the offenders of this terrible crime are dealt with. Stalking needs to be unmasked.

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