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Police can examine mobile phones during criminal investigations, Says Spokesman
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1 min readFrom 1 outlets- Daily Mirror reports that police can retain and inspect mobile phones as part of criminal investigations.
- Daily Mirror reports that the process is subject to legal procedures and court orders.
Daily Mirror reports that Police Spokesman Assistant Superintendent of Police F.U. Wootler said officers may hold mobile phones and inspect their contents during criminal investigations.
Daily Mirror reports that Wootler said this authority is conditional on compliance with legal procedures and court orders.
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