Police misconduct found after Black boy mistakenly searched in robbery investigation
Briefly

The disciplinary panel found that the officers' actions amounted to misconduct, as they restrained a 14-year-old boy for an extended period without justification.
IOPC's regional director Mel Palmer emphasized the concerning nature of the officers' actions, stating that the use of force was inappropriate given the boy's age and situation.
De-Shaun Joseph's mother advocates for a new legislative approach, highlighting the need for protection and consideration for children during police interactions, exemplified by the push for the De-Shaun Joseph Justice Bill.
The incident drew public outcry, with bystanders questioning the officers' methods, signalling a broader concern about the treatment of minors during police stop and searches.
Read at www.independent.co.uk
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