'Reverse nanny state!' Vandals who attack delivery trucks during crisis should be punished

BORIS JOHNSON has been urged to 'reverse the nanny state' and introduce stricter punishments for those carrying out heartless attacks on food delivery trucks in the UK amid the coronavirus crisis.

Boris Johnson implemented a nationwide lockdown on MondayThey wrote:"There should be heavy penalties for attacks like this anyway, why does it have to have a deadly virus to make people see sense."They said:"Get the army in to protect deliveries."The attacks followed the Prime Minister's address to the nation on Monday night, which urged Britons to use delivery services where possible.

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