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"Police in Newquay have claimed that the decision to ban mankinis and &amp;quot;fake penises&amp;quot; has helped play a part in reducing crime and anti-social behaviour. Officers have been sending home under-age holidaymakers for anti-social behaviour and have seized mankinis and other &amp;quot;inappropriate clothing&amp;quot; as part of a three-year Newquay Safe plan to restore the town&amp;#039;s reputation, PA reports.   (Mark Wright sports a mankini) Cornwall Police Superintendent Julie Whitmarsh said: &amp;quot;Mankini is what we term &amp;#039;offensive clothing&amp;#039;, so we won&amp;#039;t accept people wearing them. &amp;quot;They are just hideous. Is it just me, but if you were living in Bath for example, or Bournemouth, is that something you would wear to walk into town on a Saturday afternoon? No.&amp;quot; She added: &amp;quot;They are just revolting, there is nothing pleasant about seeing anybody in a mankini. We have had a real crackdown on the fake penises. &amp;quot;And people are getting that message. You look at the images you see of Newquay now, 2009 is three years ago and we are in a very different place.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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