Bottles of a property-marking liquid are being issued by police which will enable stolen items to be identified and returned to their owners.
Signs will be put up warning would-be thieves and second-hand shops, which may be offered stolen goods for sale, will be given ultra-violet torches to detect the invisible markings.
Alison Hernandez secures third term as police and crime commissioner
She'll continue tackling major issues on her to-do list
How Exeter's traffic troubles influenced council vote
LTN campaigner ousts Labour candidate
Labour tightens grip on Plymouth City Council power
They've gained nine extra seats
Radio Exe newsreader to abseil down Exeter Cathedral
Josh Tate will descend over 100 feet on Saturday
Labour retains control of Exeter City Council
Despite losing a seat to the Greens and an independent
