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Thousands of Offenders Fitted With Ankle Tags to Enforce Alcohol Ban During World Cup
Authorities have equipped thousands of offenders with electronic ankle monitors designed to detect alcohol consumption ahead of the World Cup.
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Thousands of criminals have been fitted with hi-tech ankle tags to stop them drinking during the World Cup, @SkyNews reported. The ankle tags are intended to stop the wearers from drinking. The devices form part of an enforcement program tied directly to the tournament.
The ankle-tag program is connected to the World Cup. Officials have deployed the monitors to monitor compliance with alcohol restrictions during the event period.
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