Nationwide week of action sees police crackdown on knife crime
Over 700 knives were handed in across North Wales
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Over 700 knives were handed in across North Wales
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Whilst knife crime remains low in North Wales in comparison to other parts of the country – North Wales Police are committed to tackling serious violence by working closely with partner agencies and other organisations to ensure the region that is safe and feels safe.
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