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[The government has authorised the
use of a synthetic pepper spray on young people in England's three young offender institutions (YOI) against the advice of its youth justice agency.] 4 hours ago I agree with this, These Criminal Punks must obey the law. It is an effective tool to use. [Children as young as 15 face being incapacitated with pepper spray after Shabana Mahmood MP on Thursday authorised its use at young offender institutions [YOIs]. The justice secretary for the first time signed off the use of Pava spray, a synthetic form of pepper spray, for use across three of the four YOIs in England and Wales. The plan, first reported by the Guardian and announced in parliament, has dismayed prison reformers, who say it will create further divisions between staff and minors in their care. The Howard League for Penal Reform said it might challenge the decision in the courts. In a written statement, Mahmood told MPs: “I have decided to authorise the issuing of Pava to a specially trained and selected group of staff in the three public sector YOIs (Feltham A, Werrington and Wetherby) for a 12-month period.] https://www.theguardian.com/society/...-england-wales Last edited by arista; 25-04-2025 at 01:09 AM. |
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