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PAUL BRACCHI: Did £850,000 discrimination training to stamp out racism leave Hampshire police officers afraid to do their jobs?
Paul Bracchi questions whether £850,000 spent on discrimination training by Hampshire police to combat racism has inadvertently caused officers to fear performing their duties. The article raises concerns about potential unintended consequences of the training program.
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