Anti-burglary 'Speak Up' campaign

Date27 October 1975Reference Numberphoto gcc-36213DescriptionA stunt for the 'Speak Up' campaign, encouraging reporting of crime or suspicious behaviour, 34 cars in Devonport Road were broken into but nobody reported them to the police. At left is Mr Bob Wragg, Lions Club chairman and taking the case from the boot of a burgled car is Constable L. Gulliford. Published 25 October 1975FormatNegativePhysical Description35mm black-and-white negative (4/12)Photographer/CreatorBay of Plenty Times

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