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1:51pm Monday 23rd February 2009 in Cabinet in Southampton
By Jenny Makin, Assistant News Editor
HOME Secretary Jacqui Smith has seen first hand the results of a police operation aimed at stopping youngsters falling into a life of crime.
More than 40 children were stopped and challenged on the streets of Southampton over the weekend as part of Operation Staysafe. Several were drunk or had been drinking.
The children were taken back home to their parents, many of whom were shocked at what they had been doing.
Mrs Smith said: "Where your child is on a Friday or Saturday night is the responsibility of the parents ultimately."
Comments(7)
Forest Resident
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2:45pm Mon 23 Feb 09
Derek of Dibden Purlieu
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2:59pm Mon 23 Feb 09
Boris Remmington
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3:13pm Mon 23 Feb 09
Tobeblunt
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3:43pm Mon 23 Feb 09
Derek of Dibden Purlieu wrote:No, the parents of these children were all upset that they themselves hadn't been invited to the binge sessions.
"to their parents, many of whom were shocked at what they had been doing. " No parent will ever admit that their child is a little sh!t until the brat's brought home by the police and then they'd claim it was a mistake.
spyke
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4:04pm Mon 23 Feb 09
10 Minute Man
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8:34am Tue 24 Feb 09
B. L.
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3:21pm Tue 24 Feb 09
10 Minute Man wrote:That's well dressed ?
She looks very well dressed, I wonder how she can afford it....oh yes, I remember, claiming for the expensive house whilst living in the cheap one...
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