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'Fearless' mobile site for secret police tip-offs
Teenagers are being encouraged to use their mobile phones to pass on information about gun and knife crime.
Crimestoppers hopes that its new 'Fearless' website will encourage young people to come forward anonymously.
Heather Walker from the charity told BBC Radio 5 live Morning Reports how it would work.
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