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Share Even if police find no evidence that a crime has been committed, if anyone believes the incident was motivated by hate then officers are obliged to make a record. These records, which stay on the system for six years, can show up on enhanced DBS checks. And they could ultimately jeopardise a person's career, even though the individual was not found guilty of, or even charged with, a hate crime. More than 120,000 people had non-crime hate incidents recorded against them last year Critics of the policy, which was introduced in College of Policing guidance last year, have highlighed the im...

Figures show more than 2,000 non-crime hate incident recorded against youths Non-crime hate incidents involve hostility toward a person with no proof of hate Despite not being a crime, the incidents are recorded in police systems for years They can show up on a person's enhanced DBS checks during job applications Conservative MP Sir John Hayes told Telegraph stats showed 'disturbing trend' 

Children warned future careers could be ruined by old tweets Police recording thousands of messages sent by children as non-crime hate incidents, which will show up when employers run background checks 5 April 2021 • 4:13pm Children have been warned that their future careers could be jeopardised by offensive old tweets and comments, as police are recording thousands of them as non-crime hate incidents.  Since 2014, more than 2,000 non-crime hate incidents have been recorded against under 17-year-olds, The Telegraph can reveal, which can show up on an enhanced DBS background check carried o...

The College states that an NCHI should be recorded when it is established that a criminal offence has not taken place but "the victim or any other person perceives that the incident was motivated wholly or partially by hostility". NCHIs can show up if someone applies for a job, such as to work with children or vulnerable adults, and goes through an enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service check. Today's report, titled An Orwellian Society, warns that because records of NCHIs can be made after an anonymous accusation, this could encourage "a culture of denunciation hitherto unknown in the UK". ...