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Jan 6, 2021 <1 min

"No Point in Complaining2

from Lets Talk Knife Crime's podcast

A young person at Bede asks what is the point in complaining to the police when nobody is going to listen to you. Will the police take you seriously if you are just one young person and there are several other police involved? What is the procedure for making a complaint? These are some of the questions addressed at Bede House in 2020

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