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When someone is caught shoplifting, the police can either charge them, meaning they'll go to court, or give them a caution, which is a formal warning. The story highlights a big jump in cases resulting in one of these outcomes, showing the new system is helping police properly address more incidents, rather than them just being reported and going nowhere.
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