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break the law

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See: disobey, offend, trespass


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Be Original Police officers spend all day driving the streets, watching for citizens to break the law.
Psychologist Mamta Bhatia says people break the law because they put their head in the sand about the repercussions of illegal behaviour.
Our officers are being extra vigilant in targeting those responsible for acts of criminal damage and will have no hesitation in arresting people who break the law.
 
 
 
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