‘Soiled underpants’, hedge disputes and secondary school taunting are examples of 13,000 reports this year

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Dirty pants on washing line recorded as non-crime hate incident by police

A person hanging dirty underwear and another receiving a rough haircut are just some of the complaints that have had to be investigated by police in recent years.

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Dirty underwear and rough haircut amongst non-crime hate incidents investigated

POLICE probed a “hate” incident when a woman with an Italian surname claimed her neighbour hung dirty underwear on the line after England lost to

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Cops probed 'hate incident' after 'neighbour hung dirty undies on line'

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Police have recorded a bizarre non-crime hate incident after a woman with an Italian surname complained about soiled underwear being hung on a neighbour's washing line following England's defeat to Italy in the Euro 2020 final.The unusual case in North Wales saw the complainant report that "known offenders" had displayed large, dirty underpants for over two months, reports The Sun. The woman believed the underwear display was targeted at her due…

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Police probed 'hate incident' after woman hung dirty underwear on washing line

POLICE probed a “hate” incident when a woman with an Italian surname claimed her neighbour hung dirty underwear on the line after England lost to Italy in the Euros final. The record of the incident says: “Offenders have hung a very large pair of soiled underpants on their washing line. The ‘hate incident’ took place after the Euro 2020 final between Italy and EnglandGetty “They have been there for over two months.” Italy won a penalty shoot-out…

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Police recorded a soiled pair of underwear hung on a washing line as a non-crime hate incident (NCHI), it has emerged. The Telegraph has the story.In September 2021, a woman complained to North Wales Police that her neighbours had “hung a very large, soiled pair of underpants on their washing line” for the past two months. The force recorded it as a hate incident because the complainant had an Italian surname and the underwear was first put on t…

Dirty pants on washing line recorded as non-crime hate incident by police

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