I agree. The police have a duty to investigate people travelling to high risk areas, to confirm they’re not travelling for some sort of terrorism training only to come back and do something horrid. They were doing their due diligence.
If the doctor had actually gone into detail and described the “harassment”, then maybe that would be different, but all we have is him saying “they harassed my family” and the police statement gives the detail.
FYI, you should put > in front of each line to do a quote in Markdown. Lemmy is also different to reddit in that you need to put them in the blank lines to make a continuous quote. Like this:
He later told BBC Newsnight that the officers had questioned his wife on why he had travelled to the Palestinian territory, who paid for his ticket and which charity he was helping.
A spokesperson for the Met said: “On 16 October, police officers responding to a report that a man was planning to travel to a war zone attended an address in north London where they spoke with one of the occupants.
“Having identified that the man had left the UK for humanitarian purposes, the officers signposted the occupant to current FCDO advice.”
If you were just trying to do italics, then you need to do it for each paragraph, I think.
I agree. The police have a duty to investigate people travelling to high risk areas, to confirm they’re not travelling for some sort of terrorism training only to come back and do something horrid. They were doing their due diligence.
If the doctor had actually gone into detail and described the “harassment”, then maybe that would be different, but all we have is him saying “they harassed my family” and the police statement gives the detail.
FYI, you should put > in front of each line to do a quote in Markdown. Lemmy is also different to reddit in that you need to put them in the blank lines to make a continuous quote. Like this:
If you were just trying to do italics, then you need to do it for each paragraph, I think.