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What to do when someone goes missing abroad outside the UK. You can report them missing to the police force for the area they usually live in.
AdviceIts core aim is to build trust and transparency between the police and the public, ensuring that policing is fair, accountable, and inclusive
About usThis resource has been produced for professionals working with young people and includes information on CSA, HSB, spotting signs and guidance to support those who are affected.
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Find out about the various ways you can make a complaint against the police, for yourself or on behalf of someone else.
AdviceDevon & Cornwall’s Contact and Resolution Command - Each year we receive almost 850,000 contacts, help us help them
CareersFor teachers a guide that explains what the INCEL online subculture is and the signs that a young person may be engaging with it.
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AdviceThe Police Anti-Corruption and Abuse Reporting Service is an anonymous route to report information about a police officer, member of staff or volunteer, who is thought to be corrupt or committing serious abuse.
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