Two-tier....still here
A 15-year-old schoolboy, Frasier, was asleep in bed on August 3rd in Walsall when West Midlands Police banged on the door of the family home, brushed aside his mother, raced up the stairs and arrested him.
Frasier, a fervent fan of Farage and Reform, had upset a local councillor with Facebook posts criticising the Tory's appearance. A complaint was made to police and the West Midlands force dispatched four officers in two police cars to apprehend Frasier.
Outside in the street, Fraser was then searched in full view of the neighbours before being taken in a police car to the local station. He was searched a second time, put in a cell and had his fingerprints, DNA and mugshot taken. His shoes were removed, and Fraser was forced to sit alone in a “freezing cold cell” while back at his home, two officers searched his bedroom.
Fraser was released on bail, banned from attending council meetings and deprived of his phone and laptop.
Two months on, police and prosecutors are still deciding whether to charge the teenager
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