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Copper wire theft a cottage industry in US
Charlie Means, AT&T combination technician, points to where a metal sheet that protected electrical wiring was sawed through on the roof of their central office building in Ferguson, Mo., on Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2025. The electrical unit was torn apart and copper wiring was stolen. Any damage done to the condenser coils in the units stop the cooling system from working properly and can lead to service outages in the area. "This can shut down hospitals," Means said. (POST DISPATCH/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Copper wire theft a cottage industry in US
Ray Cortivo, AT&T technician, holds a pulp cable next to a bucket of scorched pulp cable copper wires in Ferguson, Mo., on Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2025. The bucket of burnt wires were confiscated back from thieves who stole pulp cables and burnt off the paper in order to isolate the copper wires. (POST DISPATCH/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Copper wire theft a cottage industry in US
Ray Cortivo, AT&T technician, holds up an AT&T pulp cable to show the inside of the sheath in Ferguson, Mo., on Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2025. The copper wires are encased in paper and compacted in a sheath inside the cable and are hung in the air above the ground. (POST DISPATCH/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Copper wire theft a cottage industry in US
AT&T crew members go inside the central office building from the roof in Ferguson, Mo., on Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2025. The roof is the site of a recent theft, where thieves climbed up and stole copper wiring from electrical units that cool down the central unit system inside the building. Any damage done to the cooling systems can lead to sevice outages in the area. (POST DISPATCH/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Copper wire theft a cottage industry in US
AT&T telephone wires hang in the air on the side of a highway in Ferguson, Mo., on Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2025. AT&T has had recent copper wire thefts, and these cables are a common hit. These wires are lined with fiber optic cables, and cause service outages to greater areas if impacted. (POST DISPATCH/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Copper wire theft a cottage industry in US
A closer look at an AT&T pulp cable in Ferguson, Mo., on Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2025. The copper wires are encased in paper and compacted in a sheath inside the cable and are hung in the air above the ground. (POST DISPATCH/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Copper wire theft a cottage industry in US
A control panel is exposed on the side of an electrical cooling unit on the roof of an AT&T central office building in Ferguson, Mo., on Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2025. AT&T has had recent copper wire thefts and in damaging and taking the cables, thefts damage the cooling system and can lead to service outages. (POST DISPATCH/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Iceland’s ‘bike whisperer': the vigilante who finds stolen bicycles - and helps thieves change
Bjartmar Leósson says at first he was motivated by his anger at Reykjavík’s bike thieves. Now he empathises with them.
It all started in 2019, when Bjartmar Leósson started to see a rise in bike theft in Reykjavík. Rather than accepting that once a bicycle was stolen it had disappeared forever, the bus driver and self-confessed "bike nerd" decided to start tracking them down and returning them to their rightful owners.
Reykjavík "bike whisperer" Bjartmar Leosson, 44, pictured in the Icelandic capital.
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Iceland’s ‘bike whisperer': the vigilante who finds stolen bicycles - and helps thieves change
Bjartmar Leósson says at first he was motivated by his anger at Reykjavík’s bike thieves. Now he empathises with them.
It all started in 2019, when Bjartmar Leósson started to see a rise in bike theft in Reykjavík. Rather than accepting that once a bicycle was stolen it had disappeared forever, the bus driver and self-confessed "bike nerd" decided to start tracking them down and returning them to their rightful owners.
Reykjavík "bike whisperer" Bjartmar Leosson, 44, pictured in the Icelandic capital.
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Iceland’s ‘bike whisperer': the vigilante who finds stolen bicycles - and helps thieves change
Bjartmar Leósson says at first he was motivated by his anger at Reykjavík’s bike thieves. Now he empathises with them.
It all started in 2019, when Bjartmar Leósson started to see a rise in bike theft in Reykjavík. Rather than accepting that once a bicycle was stolen it had disappeared forever, the bus driver and self-confessed "bike nerd" decided to start tracking them down and returning them to their rightful owners.
Reykjavík "bike whisperer" Bjartmar Leosson, 44, pictured in the Icelandic capital.
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Iceland’s ‘bike whisperer': the vigilante who finds stolen bicycles - and helps thieves change
Bjartmar Leósson says at first he was motivated by his anger at Reykjavík’s bike thieves. Now he empathises with them.
It all started in 2019, when Bjartmar Leósson started to see a rise in bike theft in Reykjavík. Rather than accepting that once a bicycle was stolen it had disappeared forever, the bus driver and self-confessed "bike nerd" decided to start tracking them down and returning them to their rightful owners.
Reykjavík "bike whisperer" Bjartmar Leosson, 44, pictured in the Icelandic capital.
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Iceland’s ‘bike whisperer': the vigilante who finds stolen bicycles - and helps thieves change
Bjartmar Leósson says at first he was motivated by his anger at Reykjavík’s bike thieves. Now he empathises with them.
It all started in 2019, when Bjartmar Leósson started to see a rise in bike theft in Reykjavík. Rather than accepting that once a bicycle was stolen it had disappeared forever, the bus driver and self-confessed "bike nerd" decided to start tracking them down and returning them to their rightful owners.
Reykjavík "bike whisperer" Bjartmar Leosson, 44, pictured in the Icelandic capital.
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Iceland’s ‘bike whisperer': the vigilante who finds stolen bicycles - and helps thieves change
Bjartmar Leósson says at first he was motivated by his anger at Reykjavík’s bike thieves. Now he empathises with them.
It all started in 2019, when Bjartmar Leósson started to see a rise in bike theft in Reykjavík. Rather than accepting that once a bicycle was stolen it had disappeared forever, the bus driver and self-confessed "bike nerd" decided to start tracking them down and returning them to their rightful owners.
Reykjavík "bike whisperer" Bjartmar Leosson, 44, pictured in the Icelandic capital.
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Iceland’s ‘bike whisperer': the vigilante who finds stolen bicycles - and helps thieves change
Bjartmar Leósson says at first he was motivated by his anger at Reykjavík’s bike thieves. Now he empathises with them.
It all started in 2019, when Bjartmar Leósson started to see a rise in bike theft in Reykjavík. Rather than accepting that once a bicycle was stolen it had disappeared forever, the bus driver and self-confessed "bike nerd" decided to start tracking them down and returning them to their rightful owners.
Reykjavík "bike whisperer" Bjartmar Leosson, 44, pictured in the Icelandic capital.
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Iceland’s ‘bike whisperer': the vigilante who finds stolen bicycles - and helps thieves change
Bjartmar Leósson says at first he was motivated by his anger at Reykjavík’s bike thieves. Now he empathises with them.
It all started in 2019, when Bjartmar Leósson started to see a rise in bike theft in Reykjavík. Rather than accepting that once a bicycle was stolen it had disappeared forever, the bus driver and self-confessed "bike nerd" decided to start tracking them down and returning them to their rightful owners.
Reykjavík "bike whisperer" Bjartmar Leosson, 44, pictured in the Icelandic capital.
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Iceland’s ‘bike whisperer': the vigilante who finds stolen bicycles - and helps thieves change
Bjartmar Leósson says at first he was motivated by his anger at Reykjavík’s bike thieves. Now he empathises with them.
It all started in 2019, when Bjartmar Leósson started to see a rise in bike theft in Reykjavík. Rather than accepting that once a bicycle was stolen it had disappeared forever, the bus driver and self-confessed "bike nerd" decided to start tracking them down and returning them to their rightful owners.
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Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam
Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam, 40, pictured at the shop, Croydon, London, UK.
He has about 2-5 incidents of shoplifting and violence against his staff a day.
13 September 2023.
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Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam
Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam, 40, pictured at the shop, Croydon, London, UK.
He has about 2-5 incidents of shoplifting and violence against his staff a day.
13 September 2023.
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Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam
Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam, 40, pictured at the shop, Croydon, London, UK.
He has about 2-5 incidents of shoplifting and violence against his staff a day.
13 September 2023.
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Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam
Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam, 40, pictured at the shop, Croydon, London, UK.
He has about 2-5 incidents of shoplifting and violence against his staff a day.
13 September 2023.
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Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam
Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam, 40, pictured at the shop, Croydon, London, UK.
He has about 2-5 incidents of shoplifting and violence against his staff a day.
13 September 2023.
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Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam
Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam, 40, pictured at the shop, Croydon, London, UK.
He has about 2-5 incidents of shoplifting and violence against his staff a day.
13 September 2023.
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Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam
Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam, 40, pictured at the shop, Croydon, London, UK.
He has about 2-5 incidents of shoplifting and violence against his staff a day.
13 September 2023.
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Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam
Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam, 40, pictured at the shop, Croydon, London, UK.
He has about 2-5 incidents of shoplifting and violence against his staff a day.
13 September 2023.
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Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam
Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam, 40, pictured at the shop, Croydon, London, UK.
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Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam
Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam, 40, pictured at the shop, Croydon, London, UK.
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Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam
Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam, 40, pictured at the shop, Croydon, London, UK.
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13 September 2023.
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Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam
Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam, 40, pictured at the shop, Croydon, London, UK.
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13 September 2023.
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Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam
Owner and director of Fresh Fields Market Ben Selvaratnam, 40, pictured at the shop, Croydon, London, UK.
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‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
Pet Detective Colin Butcher at Partridge Green Recreation Ground. Partridge Green, West Sussex, UK. 1st April 2021.
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‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
Pet Detective Colin Butcher sits on a park bench beside a missing poster for Donna Botting's stolen dogs Reggie and Ronnie, at Partridge Green Recreation Ground. Partridge Green, West Sussex, UK. 1st April 2021.
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‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
(Left to right) Pet Detective Colin Butcher talks to local dog owners Pat McCarethy and Carol Nesbitt about dog thefts in the area, at Partridge Green Recreation Ground. Partridge Green, West Sussex, UK. 1st April 2021.
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‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
Anita Wingad, co-ordinator of anti dog theft group DogHorn Weymouth, and her dog Honey. Radipole Park Gardens, Weymouth, Dorset, UK. 2nd April 2021.
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‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
Anita Wingad, co-ordinator of anti dog theft group DogHorn Weymouth, blows her anti-theft whistle in Radipole Park Gardens. Weymouth, Dorset, UK. 2nd April 2021.
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‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
Pet Detective Colin Butcher holds a missing poster for Donna Botting's stolen dogs Reggie and Ruby. Partridge Green, West Sussex, UK. 1st April 2021.
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‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
Amanda Hall, team member of the anti dog theft group Doghorn Weymouth, and her dog Izzy in Radipole Park Gardens, where an attempted theft of Izzy previously took place. Weymouth, Dorset, UK. 2nd April 2021.
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‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
Co-ordinator of DogHorn Weymouth Anita Wingad with her dog Honey (middle) and team members Amanda Hall with her dog Izzy and Sarah Wood with her dog Annie (left and right) at Weymouth Beach. Doghorn Weymouth was set up to fight back against dog thefts in the area. Weymouth, Dorset, UK. 2nd April 2021.
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‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
Doghorn Weymouth team members Amanda Hall with her dog Izzie, Sarah Wood with her dog Annie, and group co-ordinator Anita Wingad with her dog Honey (left to right) at Weymouth Beach. Doghorn Weymouth was set up to fight back against dog thefts in the area. Weymouth, Dorset, UK. 2nd April 2021.
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‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
Donna Botting holds out her arm showing a tattoo of three pawprints representing her three dogs, Reggie, Ruby and Ronnie. Partridge Green, West Sussex, UK. 1st April 2021.
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‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
Donna Botting plays with her dog Ronnie in her back garden. Donna’s other two dogs Reggie and Ruby were stolen in March 2021. Partridge Green, West Sussex, UK. 1st April 2021.
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‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
Donna Botting at home with her dog Ronnie. Donna’s other two dogs Reggie and Ruby were stolen in March 2021. Partridge Green, West Sussex, UK. 1st April 2021.
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‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
Pet Detective Colin Butcher at Partridge Green Recreation Ground. Partridge Green, West Sussex, UK. 1st April 2021.
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‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
Pet Detective Colin Butcher at Partridge Green Recreation Ground. Partridge Green, West Sussex, UK. 1st April 2021.
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‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
Sarah Wood, team member of anti dog theft group DogHorn Weymouth, and her dog Annie. Radipole Park Gardens, Weymouth, Dorset, UK. 2nd April 2021.
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‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
‘He grabbed the lead and said: give me the dog’: can pet detectives stop the rise in animal theft? Dogs are more valuable than ever – which is why so many are being snatched. But some owners and pet detectives are fighting back.
Co-ordinator of DogHorn Weymouth Anita Wingad with her dog Honey (middle) and team members Amanda Hall with her dog Izzy and Sarah Wood with her dog Annie (left and right) in Radipole Park Gardens. Doghorn Weymouth was set up to fight back against dog thefts in the area. Weymouth, Dorset, UK. 2nd April 2021.
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London milkmen given personal alarms following violent robberies
London milkmen given personal alarms following violent robberies. Milkmen are being issued with personal attack alarms in response to an escalation in violent robberies.
Dairies across the capital have reported a rise in thefts and assaults on employees, with one boss warning: “At some point there will be parts of London we won’t be able to serve any more.” The warning comes as rising concerns over single-use plastics is driving up demand for traditional doorstep deliveries of milk in glass bottles, which can be reused 25 times before being re-cycled. Milk & More — England’s biggest milk delivery company — has gained 85,000 new customers since the beginning of 2019. Its owner Muller began issuing drivers with personal alarms that alert bosses and authorities to attacks six months ago. Paul Lough, depot manager for Parker Dairies, which has 20 drivers covering 11,000 homes and businesses across central and east London, said: “There isn’t a single day we don’t get calls about milk being stolen.” Two of his staff have been assaulted in east London in the past month.
Pictured: Steve Hayden in E11 who had milk snatched from his float by a man who circled it in a car and then leapt out.
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London milkmen given personal alarms following violent robberies
London milkmen given personal alarms following violent robberies. Milkmen are being issued with personal attack alarms in response to an escalation in violent robberies.
Dairies across the capital have reported a rise in thefts and assaults on employees, with one boss warning: “At some point there will be parts of London we won’t be able to serve any more.” The warning comes as rising concerns over single-use plastics is driving up demand for traditional doorstep deliveries of milk in glass bottles, which can be reused 25 times before being re-cycled. Milk & More — England’s biggest milk delivery company — has gained 85,000 new customers since the beginning of 2019. Its owner Muller began issuing drivers with personal alarms that alert bosses and authorities to attacks six months ago. Paul Lough, depot manager for Parker Dairies, which has 20 drivers covering 11,000 homes and businesses across central and east London, said: “There isn’t a single day we don’t get calls about milk being stolen.” Two of his staff have been assaulted in east London in the past month.
Pictured: Steve Hayden in E11 who had milk snatched from his float by a man who circled it in a car and then leapt out.
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London milkmen given personal alarms following violent robberies
London milkmen given personal alarms following violent robberies. Milkmen are being issued with personal attack alarms in response to an escalation in violent robberies.
Dairies across the capital have reported a rise in thefts and assaults on employees, with one boss warning: “At some point there will be parts of London we won’t be able to serve any more.” The warning comes as rising concerns over single-use plastics is driving up demand for traditional doorstep deliveries of milk in glass bottles, which can be reused 25 times before being re-cycled. Milk & More — England’s biggest milk delivery company — has gained 85,000 new customers since the beginning of 2019. Its owner Muller began issuing drivers with personal alarms that alert bosses and authorities to attacks six months ago. Paul Lough, depot manager for Parker Dairies, which has 20 drivers covering 11,000 homes and businesses across central and east London, said: “There isn’t a single day we don’t get calls about milk being stolen.” Two of his staff have been assaulted in east London in the past month.
Pictured: Steve Hayden in E11 who had milk snatched from his float by a man who circled it in a car and then leapt out.
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London milkmen given personal alarms following violent robberies
London milkmen given personal alarms following violent robberies. Milkmen are being issued with personal attack alarms in response to an escalation in violent robberies.
Dairies across the capital have reported a rise in thefts and assaults on employees, with one boss warning: “At some point there will be parts of London we won’t be able to serve any more.” The warning comes as rising concerns over single-use plastics is driving up demand for traditional doorstep deliveries of milk in glass bottles, which can be reused 25 times before being re-cycled. Milk & More — England’s biggest milk delivery company — has gained 85,000 new customers since the beginning of 2019. Its owner Muller began issuing drivers with personal alarms that alert bosses and authorities to attacks six months ago. Paul Lough, depot manager for Parker Dairies, which has 20 drivers covering 11,000 homes and businesses across central and east London, said: “There isn’t a single day we don’t get calls about milk being stolen.” Two of his staff have been assaulted in east London in the past month.
Pictured: Steve Hayden in E11 who had milk snatched from his float by a man who circled it in a car and then leapt out.
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