New figures show that serious violent crime in Glasgow has dropped by more than 30% this year.
Police chiefs said they are happy with the figures, but warned against assuming that the west of Scotland's problem with booze-fuelled violence is fixed.
THE number of assaults, robberies and attempted murders on the streets of Scotland's largest city is falling.
New figures show that serious violent crime in Glasgow has dropped by more than 30% this year.
Police chiefs said they are happy with the figures, but warned against assuming that the west of Scotland's problem with booze-fuelled violence is fixed.
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