Youth Crime Commissioner: No Further Action

No further action is to be taken against Paris Brown, formerly Britain's first youth crime commissioner, Kent Police have said.

The 17-year-old had been accused of racism and homophobia after making comments about gay people and others on Twitter when she was between 14 and 16.

Miss Brown became Britain's first Police and Crime Youth Commissioner after being awarded the £15,000-a-year job by Kent's Police and Crime Commissioner Ann Barnes



http://news.sky.com/story/1080993/youth-crime-commissioner-no-further-action



"Another youth commissioner will be appointed later this year, but Mrs Barnes said there were "lessons to be learned" before that happens."



How many times have we heard that.

Another meaningless non-job.



No doubt trawling Primary Schools for Chief Constables next.

wyatt1 wrote:No further action is to be taken against Paris Brown, formerly Britain's first youth crime commissioner, Kent Police have said.

The 17-year-old had been accused of racism and homophobia after making comments about gay people and others on Twitter when she was between 14 and 16.

Miss Brown became Britain's first Police and Crime Youth Commissioner after being awarded the £15,000-a-year job by Kent's Police and Crime Commissioner Ann Barnes



http://news.sky.com/story/1080993/youth-crime-commissioner-no-further-action



"Another youth commissioner will be appointed later this year, but Mrs Barnes said there were "lessons to be learned" before that happens."



How many times have we heard that.

Another meaningless non-job.



No doubt trawling Primary Schools for Chief Constables next.

Another example of one law for one. if that had been me i would have been charged.

I can't wait to see who they pick

56kevins wrote:I can't wait to see who they pick

Yes another f/cking ethnic lover

tom sawyer wrote:

Yes another f/cking ethnic lover

I know the police are looking younger, but let their bosses get out of nappies first ffs.