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Young Offenders: Support in Cases of Criminal Damage

Learn about supporting young offenders committing crimes such as criminal damage, from arrest by a police officer to detention and processing in custody. Explore the legal process, including interviews with solicitors and parents/guardians.

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Young Offenders: Support in Cases of Criminal Damage

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  1. Lesson 8: Young Offenders Supporting Presentation

  2. Youth committing a crime of Criminal Damage

  3. Police officer affecting an arrest for Criminal Damage

  4. Detained person placed in police squad car.

  5. Arriving at Police Custody Suite

  6. Arresting officer presenting the facts of the arrest to the Custody Sergeant. Custody Sergeant authorises detention for the offence of Criminal Damage

  7. Detained person being photographed

  8. Detained person being fingerprinted

  9. Detained person placed in police cell

  10. Detained person being interviewed in presence of solicitor or parent/guardian or other appropriate adult. A solicitor may also be present if wished

  11. Detained person being released to be reported for the offence of Criminal Damage

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