Tension and violence rising among young people in south London, police tell BBC
El Issaoui explained: "It's very hard for a lot of young people who are brought up on these estates. "They might get offered money in exchange for holding on to something, or to carry something from one place to another, as a means of sort of making some quick money. That's how it starts." Ticehurst added: "They come home with new stuff and the parents haven't given them money, or they go missing for days.
- ▪El Issaoui explained: "It's very hard for a lot of young people who are brought up on these estates.
- ▪"They might get offered money in exchange for holding on to something, or to carry something from one place to another, as a means of sort of making some quick money.
- ▪That's how it starts." Ticehurst added: "They come home with new stuff and the parents haven't given them money, or they go missing for days.
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Tension and violence rising among young people in south London, police tell BBCImage caption, PC Zoe Ticehurst tries to engage with children who are at risk of exploitationBySonja JessupLondon home affairs correspondentPublished45 minutes ago"There are parents who think next time we come to their door, it will be to tell them their child is dead." I'm told this by PC Zoe Ticehurst and her colleague, Det Con Faisal El Issaoui.They are showing me around the neighbourhoods of Lambeth and Southwark in south London, where some children are highly vulnerable to the gangs who operate there. El Issaoui explained: "It's very hard for a lot of young people who are brought up on these estates. That's the only thing they can see.
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