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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jessica Booker" data-source="post: 105981" data-attributes="member: 2672">The SRA are not going to ask your local force. They don't even know who your local force was.Also, you could be stopped and searched anywhere in the UK, not just your local area. And so if the SRA were to do a full search, they would need to search every police force in the UK. And even then it doesn't account for something happening outside of the UK.You were just searched. This literally happens to hundreds of thousands of innocent people each year, and for some people it happens regularly. They wouldn't have to declare this, so why would you need to?Yes, the system requires you to self-declare, but you have not had any charges against you. You were just stopped and searched - there is no crime committed in only being searched. It is a bit like you being pulled over in a car as part of a routine check - would you expect someone to declare this to the SRA?The only time you'd need to consider this is if you accepted a caution. If that is the case, then you should declare it.</blockquote>

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