Children as young as nine are included in the UK Police's "Non-Crime Hate Incidents" log.
Police in Britain are looking into name-calling events involving youngsters as young as nine, including those classified as "non-crime hate incidents" (NCHIs). Examples that have been recorded include two teenagers making comments about a peer's odour and a primary school student using a disparaging phrase.
The fact that more than 13,200 of these occurrences were reported in a single year raised questions about police resource allocation and free speech.
Critics say the practice is "absurd" and a waste of police resources, including Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp.
Source: Express
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