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Update on Bournemouth Police Complaint Dorset Police apologized for their inappropriate social media post about cannabis but left the original post live, causing ongoing confusion. We're escalating this to the IOPC to ensure fair treatment for medical cannabis patients. We stand with you. 💚

A graphic with a green background, featuring a white exclamation mark icon in a circle. The text reads, "Update on Bournemouth Police Complaint [Part 2]" in bold letters. Yellow and black police tape designs frame the edges, creating a sense of urgency and caution.A screenshot of a written response from Dorset Police regarding a complaint. The response explains that the comment about cannabis in a social media post was inappropriate and acknowledges it could cause concern to individuals with prescribed medical cannabis. Dorset Police apologises for any upset caused and mentions they have clarified the position with officers and advised them to consider future wording carefully. The apology ends with a statement that no offence was intended.A message from PatientsCann UK titled "Community Update on Dorset Police Complaint." The text discusses dissatisfaction with Dorset Police’s handling of a complaint regarding their social media post about cannabis. The update notes that while Dorset Police acknowledged their mistake and clarified in the comments, the original post remains visible. PatientsCann UK emphasises this allows ongoing misunderstanding and harm. The post declares an escalation to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) and reassures the community of PatientsCann UK’s support and advocacy for patients prescribed medical cannabis. Decorative icons include a fist flexing and a heart.

📢 We’ve received confirmation that our complaint about Bournemouth Police's social media post misrepresenting medical cannabis has been formally recorded under the Police Reform Act 2002.

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