Officer admits failings during strip-search of Black schoolgirl
Briefly

The independent article discusses the troubling case of Child Q, a 15-year-old Black schoolgirl strip-searched by Metropolitan police without parental presence. The search was prompted by false accusations of cannabis possession. Recently, the involved officers admitted to failings during the misconduct hearing, yet still denied any discriminatory intent. The article emphasizes the need for accountability in policing, particularly regarding vulnerable populations and ethical treatment, as well as the broader implications of systemic issues within law enforcement.
"The incident involved strip-searching a 15-year-old Black girl without a proper adult present, raising serious ethical concerns about police conduct and racial discrimination."
"The panel heard that Child Q was subjected to a humiliating strip search at school; however, the involved officers deny that their actions were discriminatory."
Read at www.independent.co.uk
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