Crime Spree
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| Initial release | September 19, 2003 |
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| Directors | Brad Mirman |
| Box office | 2. 295 million USD (Foreign) |
| Initial DVD release | December 23, 2003 |
| Languages | English, French |
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| ID | 1100404 |
About Crime Spree
Would-be thieves of the French underworld, Marcel (Johnny Hallyday) and Zero (Renaud) have a knack for doing everything wrong. But even their most ardent doubters could not have seen the latest disaster coming. After being handed a seemingly easy score -- robbing a Chicago house said to be full of jewels -- the crew rips off mob boss Frankie Zammeti's (Harvey Keitel) home instead. They then steal a street gang's car for their getaway, which gets them into even more hot water. …
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Boy, 11, is Blackpool crime spree ringleader, MP says
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Boy, 11, is Blackpool crime spree ringleader, MP says
An 11-year-old boy who attacked a Police Officer is the " ringleader" of a Crime Spree , an MP has said.
Conservative MP Scott Benton said a gang of youths had committed " hundreds of crimes" in Blackpool in recent weeks.
He Said police attempts to bring the ringleader to justice had been compromised by children's services, " who refuse to criminalise teenagers".
The Council said that was " completely untrue" and there was no interference.
Mr Benton, who represents Blackpool South, said residents in the areas of Talbot and Brunswick had " been plagued by anti-social behaviour in recent weeks, with hundreds of different crimes being committed by a gang of teenagers".
He Said the 11-year-old was " responsible for over 80 different offences, including assaulting a female Police Officer ".
'Uninformed and unhelpful'Asking for a parliamentary debate on whether police have the powers to tackle anti-social behaviour, He Said : " Sadly the efforts of Lancashire Police to bring him to justice have been compromised by Blackpool Council's children's directorate, who refuse to criminalise teenagers. "
Commons Leader Penny Mordaunt encouraged him to Set Up a Commons debate, saying it would take " a team of people to redress this situation - it's about education, it's about The Local authority, it's about a good policing approach".
Blackpool Council described Mr Benton's comments as " uninformed" and " unhelpful" adding that The Number of crimes in the area had dropped, although " some serious and impactful issues remain".
It said it was " completely untrue" to suggest that there had been " any interference from children's social care in The Work of The Police to address criminal acts or youth anti-social behaviour. "
" The Youth Justice Partnership in Blackpool rightly takes a 'child first' approach to anti-social behaviour among children, but this does not mean that offending is taken lightly. "
The Local authority said suggesting an 11-year-old was a ringleader was " harmful" to individual children, and detracted from The National issues of county lines, when vulnerable children are exploited to commit crime.
Police, council and community organisations had " worked hard" to address local concerns and engage vulnerable children and Young People in " positive activities" it added.
Earlier this year, The Council promised to improve children's activities after a review reported that
Source of news: bbc.com
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