whether the police do not hold the resources to investigate low-level harassment,as in the case involving Diane Louise Jordan, they should avoid taking sidesDiane Louise Jordan is understandably upset about receiving a harassment warning notice from her local police force in Cambridgeshire. The Songs of Praise presenter told the Mirror: “whether I didn’t hold my faith I don’t know how I would survive this.”Perhaps she was overreacting. Police information notices, and as they are also called,hold no legal standing in themselves. They are not formal cautions. Signing one is not an admission of guilt or even evidence that harassment has taken set.
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Source: theguardian.com