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cảnh sát thành phố Rotterdam của Hà Lan thử nghiệm 'tịch thu quần áo, trang sức đắt tiền' của thanh niên trẻ, nếu trông có vẻ không đủ khả năng/tiền để mua chúng...
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Police in the Dutch city of Rotterdam have launched a new pilot programme which will see them confiscating expensive clothing and jewellery from young people if they look too poor to own them.

Officers say the scheme will see them target younger men in designer clothes they seem unlikely to be able to afford legally – if it is not clear how the person paid for it, it will be confiscated (tịch thu, sung công).

The idea is to deter (ngăn chặn, làm nản lòng, nhụt chí) criminality (sự phạm tội, tính chất trọng tội) by sending a signal that the men will not be able to hang onto their ill-gotten gains.

…He [the police chief] said the young men targeted often have no income and are already in debt from fines for previous convictions but wearing expensive clothing.

This “undermines the rule of law” which sends “a completely false signal to local residents”, he explained.

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