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What can law enforcement do in the face of Child to Parent Abuse?
Social enterprise 'Parental Education Growth Support' (PEGS) spoke to Police Oracle about the extent of such abuse and the importance of officers having an awareness of it.
Founding Director of PEGS, Michelle John
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