Cops tight-lipped over charity scam
(CNS): The RCIPS Family Support Unit and the Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hub are currently investigating an alleged scam involving a woman asking the public for donations to support infants in her care. But the police have refused to be drawn on any of the details in the case. They declined to comment when asked if this was an online or in-person con and have offered no details on the accusations against the suspect.
Despite the lack of detail, police are nevertheless reaching out for information.
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agreed. Marl Road is digesting with it. Always enjoyed CNS, because they wait for the facts before they publish. And they do not try to make them selves look good by bringing down other new services or people. certain platforms just seem to want to destroy people rather than report actual news.
CNS in all fairness to the RCIPS, this is a sensitive matter. It’s clear there some underlying mental health issues. I thank you for the way you have approached this story and not in the bullying manner the other online Facebook platform fronting as a news outlet. As a journalist, there are times to take a step back and think how to report without pushing what is arguably a delicate person over the edge.
Nonsense. If Marl Road did not raise, this person would continue without any end or punishment in sight.
The fact that the issue was raised on CMR is not the point in question. It is how that platform chooses to present the “news”.
CMR is aptly named as it is NOT a news bureau, it is just marl road gossip which destroys lives while pretending to be journalism.