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Read Reviews for Triggerfish Twist - Tim Dorsey
by - written on 10/09/08 (Very useful, 74 readings)
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The Government would have us believe the Crime Statistics that come out each year. There are two sets taken; one that reflects what people say when questioned randomly on the streets, and another that looks at reported crimes. According to these stats most crime is down, but is this not because many people do not bother to tell anyone anymore? House burglarised, car broken into, bike pinched? Are you going to tell the police? For a lot of people their only reason to do this will be to get a crime number so they can claim insurance. The truth is that although crime statistically has fallen people's trust in the police is low and their fear of crime has risen. If ... Read the complete review
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