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Police reward teenage good behaviour
When young people are seen doing something good - such as picking up litter or handing in lost property - they will be given a 'reward ticket'. These can then be used for shopping or local attraction visiting. At the moment, the scheme is only being run in Torbay but police hope to extend it if it proves successful |
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On-the-spot fines are being complemented by on-the-spot rewards for young people in South-West England. The idea came from local teenager, Kirsty Ogborne from Paignton in Devon.
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