92% of UK Burglaries Go Unsolved — Former Met Detective Reveals the Truth | Talk TV
Mar 30, 2026•Channel
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Published3 months ago
Duration8:24
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Languageen
CategoryNews & Politics
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Made for KidsNo
Video TypeRegular Video
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Views3.3K
Likes88
Comments34
Engagement Rate3.65%
Likes per 100 views2.63
Comments per 1K views10.18
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UK police failed to solve 92% of burglaries in Britain last year — leaving over 143,000 cases with no suspect identified out of 184,783 investigated break-ins. A third of all neighbourhoods had zero cases solved.
High-profile victims include Maya Jama, Michelle Keegan, Harry Redknapp, and Kit Harington. MPs and experts are warning that burglary has been "effectively decriminalised" in the UK, demanding urgent reform and a return to local policing.
Kevin O'Sullivan sits down with Peter Bleksley, Former Metropolitan Police Detective, to get to the truth about why British policing is failing ordinary people — and what needs to change.
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