First children and adults' safeguarding week on Island concludes
Police officers who deal with some of the most serious criminal offences on the Island have been praised for their ‘dedication and resilience’.
Officers who work in the Protecting Vulnerable People unit have been described as ‘remarkable’ and reminded that there is support available for them too.
The Isle of Man Safeguarding Board has just hosted its first children and adults’ safeguarding week which aimed to highlight a number of issues and provide training.
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Detective Inspector John Mitchell is responsible for the investigative side of the PVP and says his team will always do the best it can for victims of crime:
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