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There Is Zero Evidence of a Shoplifting ‘Epidemic’

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There Is Zero Evidence of a Shoplifting ‘Epidemic’

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United KingdomEnglish · 1 year ago

There Is Zero Evidence of a Shoplifting ‘Epidemic’ | Novara Media

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Shoplifting rates are down from 2017, writes Ell Folan, while the media is acting as if all hell has broken loose.

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That better for you?

No, you sound like a rightwinger.

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