Police investigating criminal offence after Daily Telegraph columnist 'dumbfounded' by social media post probe
Allison Pearson said she was "dumbfounded" when police turned up on her doorstep last Sunday and allegedly told her she was being investigated for a non-crime hate incident. But the police have said the investigation is into a criminal offence.
Police probe of journalist Allison Pearson over social media post ‘absolutely wrong’, says Kemi Badenoch
Allison Pearson, a Telegraph columnist, said police knocked on her door on Remembrance Sunday and informed her she was being investigated for alleged incitement of racial hatred over a post online that has since been deleted.
Three police forces called in to probe Allison Pearson tweet
Officers from Metropolitan Police, Sussex Police and Essex Police have all handled ‘racial hatred’ complaint against Telegraph journalist
Essex Police say they are investigating journalist Allison Pearson for alleged criminal offence over social media post
Essex Police say they are investigating Telegraph columnist Allison Pearson over an alleged criminal offence, rather than for a non-crime hate incident (NCHI) as she has suggested.
Police defend investigation into journalist's social media post
Essex Police has defended its actions after Daily Telegraph columnist Allison Pearson said she was left “dumbstruck” by a visit to her home on Remembrance Sunday over a social media post. Officers visited Pearson as part of an investigation into alleged incitement to racial hatred, following a complaint from a member of the public, the force said.
‘Essex Police didn’t properly investigate my burglary... why are they going after Allison Pearson?’
A burglary victim has criticised Essex Police for not “properly investigating” her case but choosing to investigate Telegraph columnist Allison Pearson.
Essex Police accused of ‘bullying Allison Pearson’ and should ‘police the streets, not tweets’
Essex Police under fire for investigating Allison Pearson's tweet. Discover the details of the 'non-crime hat incident' and the implications for free speech.
Allison Pearson: Police investigating criminal offence after ‘dumbfounded’ columnist’s social media post
Essex Police have confirmed they are investigating alleged criminal racial hatred after columnist Allison Pearson said she was “dumbfounded and upset” when she was questioned by police last week. Ms Pearson said she was being investigated over a year-old deleted post online,
How Allison Pearson’s tweet sparked a year-long police investigation
When Allison Pearson posted on X in the wake of the pro-Palestine protests, she never expected to find herself at the centre of a major police investigation. But on Remembrance Sunday, the award-winning writer found herself questioned at her home by two officers accusing her of hate speech.
'Top police group' for major crimes 'investigates columnist's tweet'
Daily Telegraph columnist Allison Pearson received a visit from Essex Police last Sunday and was told she was under investigation for allegedly stirring up racial hatred in a tweet posted.
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Backlash against police probe of Telegraph writer Allison Pearson over year-old ‘racial hatred’ comment
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Barrister hits out at Essex Police saying ‘it’s utter tosh’ amid Telegraph journalist probe into a so called ‘non-hate crime’
A barrister criticizes Essex Police for their investigation into a non-hate crime incident involving Telegraph journalist Allison Pearson. Find out more.
Home Office reviews non-crime hate incidents in wake of Allison Pearson row
The Home Office is reviewing how police record non-crime hate incidents to ensure they are “proportionate” and protect free ...