Forces told not to hand out fixed penalties in stalking cases

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Forces told not to hand out fixed penalties in stalking cases

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Shana Grice: Died at the hands of stalker Michael Lane

Date - 9th August 2019
By - Nick Hudson - Police Oracle

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Officers have been told not to hand out fixed penalty notices in stalking and harassment cases in the aftermath of teenager Shana Grice being fined for wasting police time before she was murdered. The police watchdog issued the recommendation to...

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