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STRANGE, I COULD SWEAR I HEARD THIS ANTI- PEXINISIS CONPLAN ABOUT PNS ARGUMENT ANTI-FEMINISTS COMPLAIN ABOUT FEMINISTS. SO THEY'RE JUST UKE FEMINISTS: COMPLAINING. THAT'S WHY WE SHOULD RIDICULE ANTI-FEMINISTS. I WISH THEY WOULD SHUT UP ALREADY."
CHAMPIONS Mirror Our new FREE Mirro apps are here!:> Leicester's unlikely title News Politis Football Sport- Celebs- TV & Film Weird News 11 Most read ★ Videos Quizzes . News , UK News . R--- My son is 12 -how can he be a r-----? Nightmare ordeal of boy's'sleepover sex' BY SIAN HEWITT The youngster was thrown out of school and had his life ruined until his accuser admitted the accusation was false A devastated mum has told how her 12-year-old son was accused of r---, arrested in his pyjamas and chucked in an adult police cell overnight - only Tom then made a mistake of lying to police the next morning, saying he had not slept with the girl 4 mo wa ed upside down and was thrown out of school admits. se accu think he thought it would all go away but he had little grasp of how was. When DNA came back he apologised and told us he meant he was prohibited from being around any females aged under 16 who we cannot name for legal son nocent boy's life has been “flipped upside down" and revealed the horrifying extent to which she was let down by police and social was really scared. services. "It felt very much like a case of guilty until pro "My poor boy was treated like an adult on a brutal sex charge "He was terrified, and this will now affect him for the rest of his life. nocent," she revealed r---- her, he doesn't know what that means and it was his first time. Tom then spent a nervous 14 months awaiting a court case who we wil Life stopped for him. Bai Tom made the mistake of lying to the police by nditions meant he was pretty telling officers he hadn't slept with the gir much housebound and everyone knew and everyone was talking yed Tom's mum had no idea she would be there night at a boy pal's home. The girl was 13, but I was scared to let him out of my sight in ne hurt him Three days later police came ing demanding to speak to her son but officers would not tell "What angers me is that not once did we have a single call from social her why 12-ye why a 0 professionals not asking questions about the family Life scuffle, I was getting ready to tell After being chucked out of school we eventually got Tom in a special scho him off for stealing a bike or for boys with behavioural diffic but it didn't work because he was n ike those children and he was scared. He lost a The 12-year-old's life was turned upside down after he was falsely accused of r--- He has never been in tro cheeky but he is a good boy. He was uary this year Tom underwent a four-day trial in a youth court, 14 months after his initial arrest. in the top sets of everything at school, he was popular, teachers loved him. During the course of proceedings r forget it. I went to his friend's house to get him with the police r admitted to the judge "I ran in before them and asked him what he had done, he was playing the omputer in his pyjamas and he looked at me i sion and said pe so her boyfriend would not be thing I remember leaving the house and the policeman 12-ye POICE g my Tom was found not emotional mum cries to this day My entire world collapsed. I thought there must be some stupid mistake m was taken to a nearby police s where he was booked in and ta acquitted him," she says. "All of the family were there to support us and Tom had to endure a four day trial at youth aming. I was saying they couldn't take him to the cells because he was only a child. court 14 months after his initial arrest They told me they wouldn't be doing it if it was against the law. I lt helpless. I wanted to protect my rget him stumbling outside, running into my arms and obbing uldn't work out whether it was good news or bad because he was crying around 7.30pm and stayed there so much, but he managed to get out the words: ied together. I thought he was oping brilliantly but it was all pe this time he was asked to give a sample, a DNA sample, had his fingerprints taken and had pubic ia The youngsters was arrested and taken in for questioning by police seme and live with his father in the north of the country. ected He told me he wanted to get on with school and make something of himse t door to adults," his mum con Grown men were brought in and put next to him, he was terrified. I was ery hard not having him here but l'd never begrudge him a new fighting to get him home In the end they agreed I could take him home as long as I had him back for "He's always welcome. I'm just pleased he's not in prison for something he erview a m was arrested explained certai It was hours of torture. They were already treating him like he was guilty." om was taken home by his mum and put to bed "I remember that night and so many others that followed I would just sit A police spokesman in the county whe procedures are followed" when a child is arrested but it is not uncommon for a child to be placed in a cell for a serious crime, as the age of legal responsibility is 10 er e adds I had thoughts occasionally of running away with him. Protecting him seemed out of my hands." This is to protect the integrity of the investigation. FEMINISM IN ACTION
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