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Indigenous art to reduce Cherbourg’s spate of rock-throwing offences

A police car featuring Indigenous art is expected to be unveiled later this year to reduce rock-throwing offences in Cherbourg. Picture: FILE.

A police vehicle covered in Indigenous artwork is expected to hit Cherbourg streets later this year to reduce rock throwing […]

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