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‘It is important to remember that police officers are people too’-Police Federation’s response to mental health charity posts.

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Recent social media posts from Mental Health charity Mind have left police officers feeling betrayed, disappointed and angry.

A spokesperson for the Police Federation of England and Wales told the Havering Daily:

“The tweets, given the unknown circumstances, are opportunistic and insensitive.

Making any inferences about racial prejudice is both inappropriate and irresponsible prior to the outcome of a full and thorough investigation.

It is disappointing to see this from a reputable charity who also claim to look after the mental health of emergency service workers.

There are alternative ways to offer support for those struggling with this news, without driving criticism towards an emergency service.

The content is alienating and divisive to all police officers who also require mental health support. It is important to remember that police officers are people too.

PFEW feel compelled to respond on behalf of our members but will not be commenting further during this period of national mourning.”


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