Summary
One in four teenage boys have committed at least six serious crimes in the past year, a shocking new survey reveals. Startling levels of teen crime have been exposed in the first Crime and Justice Survey - which shows more than half of 14 to 17-year-olds broke the law last year and 42% committed a violent offence.
The survey raises fresh concerns about whether Britain is becoming a more violent society with the next generation more aggressive than the last.See the full content of this document
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One in Four Teenage Boys Leading a Life of Crime
It was published on the day separate Home Office data revealed another rise in violent crime and an increase in gun crime.
The Crime and Justice Survey questioned 12,000 people aged between...See the full content of this document
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