Children as young as nine are being investigated by police for non-crime hate incidents, according to The Times. Police responded to one incident where a nine-year-old pupil called a student a “retard” and another against two secondary school girls who said that another pupil smelled “like fish”.

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Police forces investigating children's classroom jibes as hate incidents

Children as young as nine are being investigated by police for calling each other names, it has emerged.

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Daily Express

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Children as young as nine investigated by police for name-calling

CHILDREN as young as nine are among thousands of Brits being investigated by cops for hate incidents.One youngster, just nine years old, was clocked f

The Sun

Murdoch family

Child, 9, probed by cops for hate incident after calling classmate 'r****d'

Primary school pupil who called classmate a ‘retard’ among children investigated by police

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Two secondary school girls are also being looked into after they said another student smelled 'like fish'

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Schoolboy, 9, among thousands investigated for non-crime hate incidents after calling classmate 'r**ard'

Children as young as nine are being investigated by police for non-crime hate incidents, according to a new report.

Children as young as nine investigated by police for 'hate' incidents

CHILDREN as young as nine are among thousands of Brits being investigated by cops for hate incidents. One youngster, just nine years old, was clocked for calling a primary school classmate a “r*****d”, it has been reported. GettyA child as young as nine was included in police NCHI records (stock image)[/caption]
GettyCops probe NCHI’s where there is a risk of ‘significant harm or a criminal offence’[/caption]
And two secondary school aged girls …

The Irish Sun

Ireland

Police record playground insults amid confusion about guidelines

The Times

Nine-year-old among thousands investigated for hate incidents

Police forces are treating run-of-the-mill classroom jibes as “non-crime hate incidents” (NCHIs), a freedom of information request has discovered. Officers recorded one incident involving a nine-year-old who called a primary school classmate a “retard.” Two secondary school girls were also logged after saying another pupil smelt “like fish.” Meanwhile, barely a pub, cafe or, for that matter, parents’ group across the country is free from persona…

The European Conservative

British Children Among Thousands Being Investigated for ‘Hate Incidents'

Officers have logged "non-crime hate incidents"

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Kids as young as nine investigated by police for cruel classroom taunts

A nine year-old who called a classmate a name and two secondary school girls who said another pupil smelt "like fish" are among thousands of people being investigated by police for non-crime hate incidents. The post Police Investigate Nine Year-Old for “Hate Incident” of Playground Name-Calling appeared first on The Daily Sceptic.

Children as young as nine investigated by police for 'hate' incidents: Report

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