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How do police deal with teenagers?

When teenagers are involved in alleged crimes, the police and justice system often have specific procedures. These can include involving parents or guardians, and considering the age and vulnerability of young people. The two teenage boys detained in connection with the Rochdale incident would be subject to these specific considerations during their questioning and any subsequent legal process.

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