How should we police sexting?
Police Foundation report reveals just how police services investigate young people texting sexual images to each other and the legal muddle which ensues.
5th February 2018
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Police Foundation report reveals just how police services investigate young people texting sexual images to each other and the legal muddle which ensues.
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Criminal Justice Alliance research finds number of stop and searches down but proportion targeted at young BAME men has increased again.
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