SHOPLIFTERS SHOULD BE MADE TO WORK FOR COMMUNITY

12.00.00am UTC (GMT +0000) Sat 26th Aug 2006

Commenting on the Sentencing Advisory Panel's consultation paper on shoplifting, Liberal Democrat Sam Potts said:

"We need a better system of public service sentences for low-level offenders like shoplifters, not just fines and cautions.

"These offenders should be out working for the community - painting, litter picking, planting trees, cleaning up graffiti.

"They need to do visible work to make life better for the community they've harmed with their crime."

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