Dalston: Street robbery clampdown 'turns violent'
Politicians want to hear from police bosses about how an operation to clamp down on street robberies in Dalston escalated into “violent scenes”.
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Politicians want to hear from police bosses about how an operation to clamp down on street robberies in Dalston escalated into “violent scenes”.
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