Stop Search - Section 1 P.A.C.E - Brixton Riots

What are the stop search powers? How to make sure you are doing it lawfully and respectfully
The Brixton Riots and the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984
I - identity
S - station
O - object
G - grounds
E - entitlement
L - legal power
W - warrant card
Y - you are detained
Legislation.gov.U.K.
Images sourced from the guardian news paper and google images

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Quality content Hayley, your videos are really educational, keep on doing good work please! 👍😊

[@pappy9473]

Thank you Hayley.
Please do a talk on the UK's Section 43 and 44.

[@bustersean71]

The video you cite is “the riots in their own words”. Love your content. Looking forward to more. 🙌🏻

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hi john wise here like your Channel very insightful. p.s. i gust subscribed!

[@hayleyvictoriacrime]

Thank you

[@KarlWalls]

:D That was super interesting!

[@11seconds26]

Hello I have to stop that guy. Ok colleagues send me a text message of your personal phone when you say you suspect this guy in blue shirt of carrying knives. Hello insignificant warm I just received information big matches your description let's go to police station I do proper research

[@tanveersandhu6377]

section1 pace is all about GOWISELY ? or you need to give necessity and caution ?

[@josephshillabeer]

Necessity and caution is for arrest under s24 pace. GOWISELY FOR S1 search

[@rolandbishop6610]

Best book to get with all info on section 1 of pace?

[@hayleyvictoriacrime]

Blackstone’s policing or the PACE act, Blackstone’s explain things in really normal language so I always recommend them x

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