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East Sussex Launches Knife Crime Reporting Campaign

11/12/2025

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Crimestoppers in East Sussex launched a campaign to encourage anonymous reporting of knife crime after the stabbing death of 16-year-old Joshua Ingram.
The campaign aims to educate youth on knife dangers and promote reporting without fear of retaliation.
Meanwhile, the Metropolitan Police arrested over 140 people in a week-long West End operation that began on November 3 to curb theft and upskirting and maintain holiday safety.

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Crimestoppers in East Sussex launched a campaign to encourage anonymous reporting of knife crime after the stabbing death of 16-year-old Joshua Ingram.
The campaign aims to educate youth on knife dangers and promote reporting without fear of retaliation.
Meanwhile, the Metropolitan Police arrested over 140 people in a week-long West End operation that began on November 3 to curb theft and upskirting and maintain holiday safety.