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Tiger puts bite on truck crime
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NORTHAMPTONSHIRE police have launched a week-long campaign to stamp out truck crime in the region.
As part of Operation Tiger, officers from around the force will be talking to operators and drivers, warning them of the dangers of parking at certain locations.
In addition, truck drivers parking in lay-bys around the county will be greeted with signs written in several languages warning of the crime hot-spots in the region. "During the last financial year, we have had more than m wortl of goods lost," says Sergeant And: Hurit."The worst areas appear t( the locations along the A5, thi A14, and the Brackmills industria estate. The problem is not helpe( by the lack of official truck park ing, which leads to considerabli use of exposed locations."