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Oh, the irony

HE long arm of the law doesn’t always seem as present in the countryside as we would wish. We know that the day of the village bobby is over and that rural police forces now have to deal with crimes that were once entirely foreign to them. Cyber security, international drug dealers and migrant issues often seem to crowd out the more

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