The UK government is set to introduce a crime and policing bill that allows police to search properties for stolen, geotagged items without a warrant. Focusing on lower-level offences like theft and antisocial behaviour, the bill includes provisions for assaulting retail workers and protections for vulnerable children. Other notable proposals involve penalties for habitual antisocial behaviour and laws against using flares at protests. The bill emphasizes prompt police action, particularly during the crucial 'golden hour' following theft, to enhance the recovery of stolen goods.
The government’s crime and policing bill allows police to enter properties without a warrant if geotagged stolen items are detected, targeting theft and antisocial behavior.
This measure aims to enhance police responsiveness during the critical 'golden hour' following theft, aiding in the recovery of stolen property by streamlining warrant protocols.
With the introduction of specific offences like assaulting a retail worker and measures for protecting vulnerable children, the bill seeks to address various facets of crime.
Proposals include strict penalties for repeated antisocial behavior, as well as new powers to confiscate off-road vehicles, indicating a broader approach towards crime prevention.
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