Force finds at least two women were harmed after failings in its response to their inquiries under Clare’s law
At least two women were harmed after a “catastrophic” failure in the way a police force dealt with applications under Clare’s law, which gives people the right to ask whether a partner has a violent past, it has emerged.
Wiltshire police has reviewed more than 3,500 applications made under the domestic violence disclosure scheme over an eight-year period and identified 25 failures.
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