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More than 147,000 people accused of offences including sex crimes, violence and weapons possession given community resolutions in the year to March .
Police guidance says offenders should be restricted to low-level crimes, with offenders required to apologise to the victim, accept responsibility and offer some form of recompense.
Resolutions have increased by 40 per cent since 2019 when 102,574 were recorded and are now nearly twice as likely as a criminal charge.
Surge comes amid deepening crisis in the criminal justice system.
National Police Chiefs’ Council maintains that sex offences where officers issue community resolutions typically involve children sharing inappropriate images, or sex between under-age children.
They say that police guidelines are clear that community resolutions are intended for low level’ offending in relation to weapons, violence and robbery.
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