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Operation Sacristy gets cash boost
Cleveland police announces that the funding for Operation Sacristy will be paid for by the Government.
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Redcar MP "delighted" with grant awarded to Operation Sacristy
Ian Swales, Liberal Democrat MP for Redcar, is delighted with the news that the Government has agreed to cover the costs of Operation Sacristy.
The costs have now reached £1.6 million.
He believes that there would be a significant impact on police budgets if they had to cover the costs.
The Government covers some of the costs of Operation Sacristy
The Policing Minister Nick Herbert has awarded Cleveland Police Authority £1.6 million pounds to assist with the costs of Operation Sacristy.
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