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Two parents who were arrested after complaining about their daughter's school in WhatsApp messages have been awarded £20,000 in damages from police. Rosalind Levine and Maxie Allen - who spoke to this programme back in March - were held for hours at a police station after six officers turned...

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Rosalind Levine and Maxie Allen have been left completely stunned after they were arrested for comments and emails they made about their daughter's school. They were confronted by six police officers at their home before being locked in a cell for eight hours, accused of sending malicious messages. Rosalind and Maxie talk to Susanna Reid and Ed Balls.
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Rosalind Levine and Maxie Allen have been left completely stunned after they were arrested for comments and emails they made about their daughter's school. They were confronted by six police officers at their home before being locked in a cell for eight hours, accused of sending malicious messages. Rosalind and Maxie talk to Susanna Reid and Ed Balls.

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"I'm angry this had to happen in front of my three-year-daughter." Rosalind Levine and Maxie Allen were arrested for comments in a WhatsApp group about their daughter's school. The police have now paid damages and accepted liability for their unlawful arrests. #R4Today
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"I'm angry this had to happen in front of my three-year-daughter." Rosalind Levine and Maxie Allen were arrested for comments in a WhatsApp group about their daughter's school. The police have now paid damages and accepted liability for their unlawful arrests. #R4Today

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'Why do you think they came to your door?' Susanna Reid and Ed Balls talk to Rosalind Levine and Maxie Allen who were confronted by six police officers at their home and arrested for comments and emails they made about their daughter's school.
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'Why do you think they came to your door?' Susanna Reid and Ed Balls talk to Rosalind Levine and Maxie Allen who were confronted by six police officers at their home and arrested for comments and emails they made about their daughter's school.

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Rosalind Levine and Maxie Allen won a wrongful arrest payout from police after being detained on suspicion of harassment for complaining about their daughter's school on WhatsApp. They've spoken to Matt Barbet about their ordeal. More 🔗 📺 Sky 501
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Rosalind Levine and Maxie Allen won a wrongful arrest payout from police after being detained on suspicion of harassment for complaining about their daughter's school on WhatsApp. They've spoken to Matt Barbet about their ordeal. More 🔗 📺 Sky 501

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“Sorry is not a word in the police vocabulary… they have too much pride.” Watch Maxie Allen and Rosalind Levine describe the impact on their family after Hertfordshire Constabulary wrongfully arrested them over WhatsApp messages. At the centre of this ordeal was their vulnerable 9-year-old daughter. Maxie and Rosalind were banned from her school as punishment for discussing its change of leadership in a parents’ WhatsApp group. That discussion eventually led to them being reported to the police, arrested and detained for eight hours, and investigated for five weeks on suspicion of malicious communications and harassment. With the support of the Free Speech Union, Maxie and Rosalind have received £20,000 in compensation from Hertfordshire Police, who have now admitted to wrongful arrest. But they still haven’t apologised.
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“Sorry is not a word in the police vocabulary… they have too much pride.” Watch Maxie Allen and Rosalind Levine describe the impact on their family after Hertfordshire Constabulary wrongfully arrested them over WhatsApp messages. At the centre of this ordeal was their vulnerable 9-year-old daughter. Maxie and Rosalind were banned from her school as punishment for discussing its change of leadership in a parents’ WhatsApp group. That discussion eventually led to them being reported to the police, arrested and detained for eight hours, and investigated for five weeks on suspicion of malicious communications and harassment. With the support of the Free Speech Union, Maxie and Rosalind have received £20,000 in compensation from Hertfordshire Police, who have now admitted to wrongful arrest. But they still haven’t apologised.

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Connie Shaw of the Free Speech Union details how two parents were arrested after complaining about their daughter’s primary school. They have received a £20,000 payout for the treatment they were subjected to. 📺 Freeview 236, Sky 512, Virgin 604
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