City Police urge licensed premises to act on domestic abuse during Euro 2024
The City of London Police is asking licensed premises to be extra vigilant and act on domestic abuse crimes, especially during Euro 2024, when cases are expected to rise.
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The City of London Police is asking licensed premises to be extra vigilant and act on domestic abuse crimes, especially during Euro 2024, when cases are expected to rise.
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