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Mother trailed by policeman and warned by council for telling
off son at checkout
Neil Sears
UK
Daily Mail
Monday, Nov 9th, 2009
A mother fears she has been 'criminalised' for
giving her children a ticking-off in a supermarket.
She was secretly followed home by an off-duty policeman who
overheard her threatening to smack them unless they behaved.
Six weeks later two officers came to her home and questioned
her about disciplining the youngsters, a boy of 11 and a four-year-old
girl. To her horror she then received a letter from the local
council saying her 'chastisement' of the children had been 'put
on record' for at least the next 14 years.
The shocked mother, a trainee manager in a Christian bookshop,
said last night: 'It was an amazing intrusion. I was doing what
parents should do, and what thousands do every week - setting
moral boundaries for how children should behave.'
The 34-year- old mother does not want to be named, to protect
the identity of her children. But she is speaking out to avoid
the same thing happening to another parent.
Full
article here
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