Trick or Treating May Go Against 'Religious Beliefs', Say Police
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The Independent
The Independent (US)Police warn trick-or-treating can upset people’s religious beliefs
Revellers have been warned that other residents may be vulnerable or ‘fighting demons of their own’
Halloween can upset 'religious or cultural beliefs', police say as 'no trick or treat' posters issued
Police have issued a warning to the public that Halloween can upset "religious or cultural beliefs" ahead of the celebrations this weekend.As millions prepare to take part in festivities on Saturday, councils and police forces across the country have issued "no trick or treat" posters for households to use as a deterrent. In some areas, official guidance warns that people must avoid knocking on the doors of homes displaying the posters as the oc…
British police and officials began to talk out of asking children for sweets where Halloween isn't welcome. It's about the Trick or Treat tradition, sometimes referred to in Russian as a wallet or a life; children in ghost costumes and other uncleans go around the neighbors asking for sweets and then come home and go home.
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