Knife crime offenders to wear GPS tracking tags

Knife crime offenders in London will be tagged with GPS tracking devices after leaving prison, the city's mayor, Sadiq Khan, said Monday, as the UK capital attempts to curb the growing problem of violent crime on its streets.

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