Stop-and-search: How being stopped by police can affect mental health
Huugo was stopped and searched by police in June 2020. He was handcuffed and threatened with a taser, but the officers involved found nothing on him.
He said the experience left him scared and worried about any future interactions with the police.
His father, who is a youth counsellor, believes such incidents are very traumatic for the young people involved and can play on their minds for a long time.
The Metropolitan Police said stop-and-search was a vital tool to keep weapons off of our streets and that in 2020, 11,000 were seized that way.
Supt Simon Crick said: "A complaint was later received which was reviewed by the Independent Office for Police Conduct and the Met's Directorate of Professional Standards.
"The review found no evidence of misconduct."
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