Thousands of burglaries in Kent are going unsolved by Police

KentOnline / KMTV 2021-11-19

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An exclusive KMTV investigation has found that 70 per cent of break in cases are closed without anyone being brought to justice. Victims now fear they're at risk of being targeted again.
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