The disintegration about the suspects arrested under the new guidance to the police can still spread, the police minister has said.
Police forces have been told that when they are accused in high-profile and sensitive cases, it is considered to consider disclosing the ethnicity and nationality of the suspects.
This comes when the authorities were accused of covering the crimes committed by the shelter, and after the riots Southport Murders, which were partially fuel by disintegration of social media.
Asked whether to stop a suspect Nationality and ethnicity Till they are not accused, they mean the disintegration can still spread. As it followed Southport’s killings, Dame Diana Johnson agreed.
The guidance of the Council of National Police Heads (NPCC) confirmed that it is not the role or responsibility of the police to verify a suspected immigration situation, and the home office should decide whether it is appropriate to confirm the immigration situation under all circumstances.
