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Topic: Police: 'It's Not OK' campaign behind rise in reported violent crime - 3 News NZ

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Police: 'It's Not OK' campaign behind rise in reported violent crime - 3 News NZ

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Police: 'It's Not OK' campaign behind rise in reported violent crime
3 News NZ - 2 hours ago
Crime will be in the headlines a lot this month, as it is a key election issue. The release of this year's national crime statistics has come just before the campaigns launch.
Rise in violence `reflects reporting' The Nelson Mail
Violent crime on the rise TVNZ
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