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‘Sense of impunity’ shoplifters get when not investigated ‘undermining public’s belief in rule of law’
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The "sense of impunity" that shoplifters get knowing police officers won't investigate their crimes is "undermining the public's belief in the rule of law", the Attorney General has said.
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