Stolen goods worth more than £200 have been recovered during a crackdown on shoplifting and antisocial behaviour in Weymouth.
Stolen goods worth more than £200 have been recovered during a crackdown on shoplifting and antisocial behaviour in Weymouth.
Dorset Council's Community Safety Officers worked alongside police, town centre rangers and local businesses.
Items were recovered from suspected shoplifters, while officers also responded to reports of attempted thefts.
The operation aimed to tackle crime and reassure residents and visitors.
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