Why might the police stop and question me?

A guide for British teenagers on why the police might stop and question them, their rights in such situations, and practical strategies for handling the encounter safely and confidently.

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Being stopped and questioned by the police can be an unexpected and sometimes stressful experience, especially if you're not sure why It's happening. As a young person in the UK, you may wonder whether the stop is fair, what your rights are, and how to handle the situation properly. This article will explain the reasons why the police might stop and question you, the impact it can have on young people, and practical strategies to deal with the situation confidently. Why Might the Police Stop and Question You? The police can stop you and ask questions in various situations, but...
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