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Police in Jersey will be targeting known criminals and using forensic evidence to link break-ins in a bid to stem burglaries.
Officers said they hoped Operation Hornet would help deal with an overall increase in break-ins in the island.
Police said two-thirds of burglaries were at beach cafes, building sites, garages and sheds.
Officers will also be offering free full crime prevention surveys for anyone who runs a beach kiosk.
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