Regarding the Worcester News article on February 3.
The notice for lying beggar demonstrates exactly how police rely on their false allegations to callously victimise a vulnerable woman who is clearly homeless as she is sleeping in doorways.
After residents have raised concerns of her welfare, police issue her with a draconian CPN warnings incomplete injustice, to Peter Stock principal housing officer for Wychavon District Council stating that they they are working hard to find the 23-year-old a secure place to live and that they have been working with various partners to help this customer move back into secure accommodation.
The CPN warning should be withdrawn and action taken to discourage further conduct like this by police as it is sickening, frequent and not isolated.
MALCOLM A THOMPSON
Worcester
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