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Moray records fewest mainland coronavirus crimes in Scotland


By Ewan Malcolm

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NEW police figures have revealed that Moray recorded 65 coronavirus related crimes in 2020-21.

Police Scotland followed up on 20,967 coronavirus-related crimes over the past year.
Police Scotland followed up on 20,967 coronavirus-related crimes over the past year.

That puts the region below every other mainland local authority area in Scotland despite remaining in Level 3 restrictions longer than most of the country.

Only the Shetland Islands, Orkney Islands and Na h-Eileanan Siar recorded fewer cases with 58, 32 and 26 respectively.

The figures released by the Scottish Government show the number of Covid-19 restriction breaches which were pursued by Police Scotland over the past year.

Over 20,000 coronavirus crimes were recorded in Scotland as a whole - a significant increase on the 107 reported last year when coronavirus restrictions were initially introduced.

Unsurprisingly, Glasgow and Edinburgh lead the way with 6790 and 2056 breaches reported respectively.

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