Name: 刀具犯罪失控了嗎？| 問題時間 - BBC (Is knife crime out of control? | Question Time - BBC)
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as the mother of a 14 year old boy who has been mugged locally three times last year, once at knifepoint.

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Can you just tell us a bit more about that?

He was 13 when he was first marked on the high street, which is the Aten, which is a big main road.

Hey, just outside this building, yeah, on once in a little park, half three on a Sunday afternoon in broad daylight.

And, uh, but he's part of a generation of Children growing up in these parts.

Who for them, it's just something that happens.

Kate here, her son was marked as before Christmas.

Uh, there's to be no sort of resolution in terms of arresting people.

Has there been any anyone arrested foot for your son know nothing until now?

Well, that must have been terrifying for the boys and also for years.

Trevor, do you want to kick us off on this?

Everybody in this room will know where wood green is in a postcode, which is N 20 to 6 SX.

The typical number off domestic off sexual and violent crimes in a London postcode is 26 in the post code where I grew up.

So this is not for it's not across the city, but where it is.

There are three young people, mostly young men dying in this city every week from knife crimes.

We there are two women who died from domestic violence every week, and we have rightly plowed enormous attention and resources into that.

We are not yet doing the same thing for these young people.

And I think we need to be clear what we're talking about when we're talking about night crime.

This is not some accidental thing What is happening here is young people are being hunted down by packs off other people.

They're being stabbed on, a stolen from the ones who are dying.

There are hundreds in the city who are being stabbed.

And forgive me for being absolutely blunt about this.

They stopped kids in the heinous, so they have to wear colostomy bags.

And we in the authorities seem not to be interest to interested except to say, Let's have an argument about Are there more police?

Note that these kids are doing this in a way that you'd have to have North Korea levels of policing to catch him at it.

So I think we've got to do some different things.

First, we will go to understand what's happening here, and the first thing is, who's doing do the killing and who's doing dying and let me be absolutely frank.

It is young black men who are dying and, by the way, young black men who are doing the killing.

So we need to focus on those communities on those areas and not pretend this is something which is just abstract.

Secondly, we need to help some of the communities where the young people have come straight from war zones in this area.

I think everybody here will know what I'm talking about.

We throw them into schools for people who need for people who don't live in here.

London is very mixed communities, vibrant all the rest of it.

And we've received rightly people from terrible backgrounds, trauma, Children who have seen their relatives killed in front of them.

We need to spend first of all, locate the problem properly.

Secondly, we need to spend as much as we can to help these young people find a way through.

I mean, I could talk about this all night and I know I haven't got time.

I'm sorry, I could go on about it, but let's take this seriously on.

Let me print into an argument about who's going to spend more and more police.

Who is killing who is dying and help those people, Not some general policy, Theo, Just to add to what Trevor's things we have knife offenses, the motor of the highest level ever recorded.

And then today, in terms of offenses recorded that then result in a suspect being charged or summons.

That's a record low around just 7% of offenses.

So, Mike, obviously, I'm gonna come to, you know, as an ex chief constable of Durham, and you've got first experience off trying to deal with this.

What did you do in Dome to try and have an effect?

First of all, Lean and Kate dreadful that you've had to go serve nation, particularly our Children.

If if you want to see me, then I'm sure you're being looked after.

But I can certainly just make sure that I'm sure the Metropolitan Police and the victim support are doing their best.

I could just cast an eye over that for you.

Because for 39 years now I've done your bidding.

I've locked up a lot of drug dealers when I've locked them up, put them in the court, have gone to prison for a long time.

But two hours, hours after I've locked them up behind my back, two more violent drug dealers have tried to take over the patch and the most violent Warner's one.

So then I go after the most violent drug dealer that's taken over from the previous one, and this is a Darwinian spiral of violence.

We employ undercover cops and we employ double agents on the drug dealers worked out that we don't employ people who were 13 and 14.

So that's who they recruit to do their bidding.

The people who deliver all the drugs that's wanted in London, principally under 17 on.

We've created that we've created that because we've done your bidding.

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