Scottish police to target online gangs forcing children to self-harm
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Officers are hunting members of loose online networks of sadists who mainly targets girls on gaming platforms and social media.
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Scottish police to target online gangs forcing children to self-harm. Officers are hunting members of loose online networks of sadists who mainly targets girls on gaming platforms and social media. Covered by 1 publications. BBC News: Scottish police to target online gangs forcing children to self-harm.
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- BBC News United Kingdom Scottish police to target online gangs forcing children to self-harm Officers are hunting members of loose online networks of sadists who mainly targets girls on gaming platforms and social media. 10 h ago · Tier 2
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