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Police officers in force responsible for Henry Nowak arrest felt 'controlled and pressured to be certain ways' during compulsory diversity training
Police officers involved in the Henry Nowak arrest reported feeling 'controlled and pressured to be certain ways' during compulsory diversity training. The training's impact on the officers is highlighted as a key issue.
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