10 Tips to Help You Speak to the Police

Practical advice for teenagers on speaking to the police, including tips on staying calm, knowing your rights, seeking support, and communicating effectively for positive and informed interactions.

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  • Suitable for members aged 13-18
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Speaking to the police can be a daunting experience, especially if you're a teenager. Whether you're reporting an incident, seeking help, or being questioned as a witness, knowing how to communicate effectively and confidently with the police is essential. Understanding your rights and responsibilities can help you stay calm and ensure that the interaction is positive and productive. For many young people, interactions with the police can feel intimidating, especially if it's your first time. However, the police are there to ensure safety and uphold the law, and learning how to navigate these conversations can empower you to handle them...
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