On the frontline - what it's like to deal with knife crime as an officer
During our Sceptre campaign, Neighbourhood Sergeant Tom Ashforth talks to us about what it's like as an officer to deal with knife crime
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During our Sceptre campaign, Neighbourhood Sergeant Tom Ashforth talks to us about what it's like as an officer to deal with knife crime
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