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Mrs Spence also said "feuds" between rival foreign gangs could involve investigating officers travelling to other countries to interview witnesses.

He has claimed "Syria is not for Syrians," and has imposed the rule of foreign gangs on the areas of north and eastern Syria that Isis currently controls.

Until now, German detectives have suggested that foreign gangs, probably from Turkey, were responsible for the murders: their investigation was even codenamed Operation Bosphorus.

But for now the Tokyo government and the police, he said, will crack down on crimes committed by foreign gangs and by youths, and will support private patrol groups.

Japan's economic hardships have contributed mightily, as has the growing strength of increasingly violent foreign gangs, notably Chinese, that have followed less courtly codes as they have spread tentacles through the sex and gambling businesses and into the smuggling of illegal workers for dangerous manual labor.

False rumors and easily debunked myths abounded — "foreign" gangs going on rampages, and shops and services displaying "no whites" signs in their windows.

He also said that Britain "should not welcome foreign criminal gangs" and should deport offenders.

The notion of trying to track the movements of foreign criminal gangs did not seem feasible.

But Syrian officials colored that account with their usual terminology of blaming "foreign terrorist gangs" for all violence.

Mr Mankell is obsessed by the disruption of small-town life by global forces such as immigration and foreign criminal gangs.

This gets to the heart of the immigration policy that Ukip wants, we should not welcome foreign criminal gangs and we must deport those who have committed offences.