[bots]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

It's just horrific... I can't even quite describe the fury if something like this happened to one of mine.

it's unfathomable to me. For example the police must have asked the teachers to leave the room when they were doing the search. Surely any competent teacher would have said stop, we need the parents here if this is going to continue. It's fundamental duty of care. I think heads should roll

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

It's just horrific... I can't even quite describe the fury if something like this happened to one of mine.

It wouldnt, their clothes wouldnt smell of your weed.

[GoldHeart]

Also why the HELL did this take 2 YEARS for us to hear about?? .

Same goes for assault & violation in general , why does it take 2 years for anything to be investigated !???.

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

it's unfathomable to me. For example the police must have asked the teachers to leave the room when they were doing the search. Surely any competent teacher would have said stop, we need the parents here if this is going to continue. It's fundamental duty of care. I think heads should roll

I was wondering the same thing , where the hell was the DUTY OF CARE.
This was a kid , not some terrorist making bomb threats .

[arista]

BBC Text:
[A warning from charities that hundreds
of children - some as young as 10 - have
been "traumatised" by police strip searches.
The paper says the Met Police did
650 intimate examinations - often without
an appropriate adult present - quoting figures
from 2019 to 2020 unearthed by
children's commissioner Dame Rachel de Souza.]





[650 children – mostly black boys – strip-searched
by Met Police in just two years, with some as young as 10

Solicitor Kevin Donoghue has represented
children elsewhere in the country who have
been through the experience.
He says: "An apology is not enough.
Compensation is not enough."]


https://news.sky.com/story/650-child...as-10-12668214