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Graffiti
The Police in their Bag a Tagger campaign, aimed
at eradicating graffiti in Hertfordshire.
In Hemel Hempstead, there have been hundreds of
graffiti 'tags' placed at various locations across the town, with
the most prolific ones shown below.
Detective Chief Inspector Paul Maghie, who is based
at Hemel Hempstead Police station, said: "Graffiti is ugly and
affects the quality of life for people who live or work in the
town and have to face it on a daily basis. It is not a victimless
crime in the sense that it costs the council tax payers a lot
of money to clean it up. I am urging anyone who may have any information
on who is responsible for these tags to contact police as soon
as possible, even if you are responsible, you can hand yourself
in and we can discuss a way forward in terms of how to deal with
why you are committing this type of offence. There is also a £100
cash reward which leads to the disposal of offenders responsible
for these offences."
Peter Camilletti, Chairman of Hertfordshire Crimestoppers,
said: "We are happy to support the Police in this campaign. You
will see numbered examples of the graffiti on our website. If
you want to report anonymously any information that might result
in those responsible to be brought to justice I urge you to call
us on 0800 555 111 . If you can identify any
of these examples as the work of a particular person, please refer
to the number of the picture in your call".
Telephone 01442 271012 for more information.
Police non-emergency number 0845 3300222
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