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place of safety

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See: cache, haven, refuge


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Any young person picked up by the police will be taken to a designated place of safety.
Cllr Teresa Sims, executive member for safer communities, said: "Action over the weekend will include taking young people to a place of safety when they are drunk, extra patrols which will be confiscating alcohol from young people and caged soccer events in a portable sports arena.
A police spokesman said: " Officers were asked to assist social services to remove an elderly woman from an address in Coventry to a place of safety.
 
 
 
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