Police combat anti-social behaviour

By Stephen Mudd
Updated July 1 2015 - 4:27pm, first published 10:00am
ZERO-TOLERANCE: Detective Acting-Inspector Cherie Knox was pleased with the drop in anti-social behaviour. Picture: Anthony Stipo.
ZERO-TOLERANCE: Detective Acting-Inspector Cherie Knox was pleased with the drop in anti-social behaviour. Picture: Anthony Stipo.

Police operations targeting anti-social behaviour have led to a sharp decline in malicious damage offences around Griffith according to official crime statistics released by the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOCSAR).

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