Demeaning strip searches, unlawful arrests and victims retraumatised by police, report says

Thursday, 18 July 2024 (1 week ago)
A damning report has found officers at Greater Manchester Police are abusing their power - making unlawful arrests, unlawful and demeaning strip searches, sometimes treating victims as perpetrators, and traumatising those who have suffered sexual abuse or domestic violence.

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