Anti-theft car sticker campaign back

A controversial anti-car-theft sticker scheme abandoned by police has been rekindled by Christchurch law firm Weston Ward and Lascelles. The firm has produced its own brand of the stickers for car windscreens, dubbed socially divisive by the Human Rights Commission when promoted by police. The stickers indicate that any person driving the labelled car should be aged over 25. Statistics show car thieves are commonly under 25.