Police are keeping non-crime hate incidents because "it's easy policing", a critic has claimed on GB News.

Harry Miller, a former police officer who works with free speech campaign group Fair Cop, said officers don't need evidence or court proceedings to record these incidents.

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Police are keeping non-crime hate incidents because "it's easy policing", a critic has claimed on GB News.Harry Miller, a former police officer who works with free speech campaign group Fair Cop, said officers don't need evidence or court proceedings to record these incidents.READ THE FULL STORY{ai:summary}<p>Critics argue that police are recording non-crime hate incidents for convenience, as it requires no evidence or legal proceedings. Harry Miller, a former officer, highlights concerns over the implications for free speech. </p><p>#society</p>

Harry Miller rages at 'Stasi-like' policing as new non-hate crime figures emerge

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