内容摘要："In accordance with safeguarding policies and procedures, the allegations were immediately reported to An Garda Síochána (Irish police) for investigation," Monsignor La Flynn said.

"In accordance with safeguarding policies and procedures, the allegations were immediately reported to An Garda Síochána (Irish police) for investigation," Monsignor La Flynn said.

PCs Linge and Szmydynski performed a search that exposed the girl's intimate parts when this was "disproportionate in all the circumstances", according to the allegations.PCs Linge and Wray also performed or allowed the search in a manner which was "unjustified, inappropriate, disproportionate, humiliating and degrading".

All of this happened without authorisation, in the absence of an appropriate adult, and with no adequate concern being given to Child Q's age, sex, or the need to treat her as a child, it is also alleged.It is also claimed that PCs Szmydynski and Linge both gave a misleading record of the search afterwards.No contemporaneous record was made about the search, either in the officers' pocket notebooks or on a standard form - as would be routine for any stop and search in the street.

The IOPC asked the panel to think of "why the officers overreacted to such an extent and why their actions fell so far below what was required of them".Black people were more likely to be stopped and searched than white people and discrimination is a "contributing factor" in stop and search, it was suggested.

Mr Gold also told the panel "black schoolchildren are more likely to be treated as older and less vulnerable or in need of protection and support than their white peers".

He said: "She was treated as being older than she was, more likely to be involved in criminality, and subjected to a more intrusive search, than she would have been had she been a white schoolgirl in the same situation, arriving at school, smelling of cannabis.On 15 April, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt also accused Mr Abrego Garcia of involvement in human trafficking.

She appeared to be referencing a report in The Tennessee Star, a conservative news website, which claimed Mr Abrego Garcia was detained by a Tennessee highway patrol officer on suspicion of human trafficking in December 2022.A report by the Department of Homeland Security said he was stopped for speeding and not staying in his lane.

There were eight other people in the car without luggage, the report said, which led the officer to suspect it could be a case of human trafficking.However, there was no criminal case lodged against Mr Abrego Garcia.