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Disraeli said it so well " there are lies, damned lies and statistics". Unless there is a possibility to make an insurance claim, most people don't even bother reporting thefts any more. After all, by their own admission, the police aren't even going to bother investigating!
By William | August 29, 2011 5:28 PM