Scott worries we'll need 'citizens' arrests' if the police can't prevent crime

11 Jun 2025, 21:52 | Updated: 10 Feb 2026

By LBC Staff

'I'm almost at that stage myself'

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After hearing Rachel Reeves' Spending Review speech, caller Scott worries that the police won't be able to prevent crime, and people will need to make arrests themselves.

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