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Mistaken arrest victim from Southampton says police were laughing

In a statement, Thames Valley Police said: “While we apologise for the distress caused to the complainant in this case, their arrest was based on the investigating officers’ own visual assessment that the individual matched the suspect in CCTV footage following a retrospective facial recognition match, and was not influenced by racial profiling.


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