British Transport Police won't investigate thefts from train stations after 2 hours

British Transport Police have announced that they will not investigate or review CCTV footage for car or bike thefts occurring at train stations if reported more than two hours after the crime. This policy aims to allocate more time for police forces to patrol stations and trains and to focus on investigating crimes that are deemed to cause the most harm.

The decision has raised concerns among the public regarding the safety and security of vehicles parked at train stations. The policy reflects a shift in priorities for the British Transport Police, emphasizing the need to concentrate resources on more serious offenses.

For further context on recent developments in criminal justice, see related coverage regarding a recent incident in Greater Manchester.

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