
Your questions to Baroness Louise Casey: ‘how do we make sure police solve crimes like theft?’
Louise Casey, former independent Commissioner for Victims and Witnesses, answers a question from Paul in Staffordshire.
Paul owns a business running housing sites and says he regularly has organised thefts of things like boilers and fuel, sometimes two or three times a month.
He says reporting the theft is a “complete waste of time” and nothing happens for “significant thefts.”
“If my house is broken into or my car is stolen off the drive, I have absolutely no faith in the police doing anything about it…it seems obvious to me the level of staffing a resources is woeful.”
Baroness Louise Casey says cuts to civilian police numbers mean prosecutions of some crime, also known as attrition rates, are low: “We're all in the wrong place.”
This clip is from 31 January 2024.
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