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![]() The widely criticised Merseyside Police van which was part campaign to raise awareness of "hate speech" | |
UK police force in Merseyside |
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Merseyside Police drove a van incorrectly claiming that "being offensive is an offence" to raise awareness of "hate crime". They later apologised.[1][2]
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