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Let's give criminals more freedom

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greentheme23 · 03/09/2019 09:12

One little discussed consequence of no deal is that the UK will immediately lose access to EU databases and other forms of cooperation including the European arrest warrant, the Schengen information system and Europol. This will hinder policing and security operations in a world where data is key to solving crime. Nor is it inconceivable, say, that we will witness a rise in organised criminal activity, as gangs seek to profit from this disruption.

Can't wait - all the leave voters must be really looking forward to letting criminals get away with it. Another positive benefit!

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Songsofexperience · 03/09/2019 09:16

Restrict FOM for law abiding citizens and let gangsters roam free? Yeah, sounds brexitty enough.

MockersthefeMANist · 03/09/2019 09:25

"Criminals profiting from Brexit"

Yes.

Somerset Capital Investment
Charles Stanley Wealth Management
Skippy Insurance

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Autumnintheair · 03/09/2019 09:37

Well, open borders has allowed crime and in particular drugs and people trafficking to flourish.

Crime gangs have taken deep root in UK since open borders and many people with dangerous criminal backgrounds have been allowed into UK without so more than cursory glance at passport and lives have been lost.
. Unfortunately there is no alignment between laws, police forces across the the eu.
I followed one case of UK police tracking vicious gang, when action moved to Netherlands it fell apart as they have different standards, rules to us.

There is no alignment and already criminals and gangs have flourished. Putting proper rigourus checks back in place and severing ourselves from free movement will only help. We can go back to what we did before.

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