People targeting the most vulnerable and using their homes for crime is on the rise across Sussex, according to figures released by police.
People targeting the most vulnerable and using their homes for crime is on the rise across Sussex, according to figures released by Sussex Police.
A large part of this involves carrying out regular welfare checks on those who are targeted by the gangs.PC Debs Lanzon and Rich Hall, Sussex PoliceEmily Drew, Exploitation Coordinator at Sussex Police said: "It's definitely hard to tackle cuckooing when it's not technically a crime. "However the act of cuckooing is in itself exploitative and therefore we have laws that cover exploitation that we can utiliise but until it becomes a crime, it's quite difficult to pursue in that manner.
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