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Corrections & Removal
Every record here is generated automatically from public reporting, and some of them will be wrong. If you have found a mistake, or a record that identifies you, this page explains how to have it fixed or removed.
Records are allegations, not findings
Nothing in this archive is a finding of guilt. Entries report what was published at a moment in time; charges are frequently amended, withdrawn or dismissed, and this archive does not track those outcomes.
Requesting removal
Records that identify an individual are removed on request, without argument. The pipeline is instructed to strip names, addresses and contact details, and a separate pass removes phone numbers and ID numbers — but neither can guarantee that a personal name never survives.
You do not need to explain yourself, prove your identity, or create an account. Quote the record and it will be taken down.
Note on accounts: email addresses given at signup are not currently verified, so an address on this site is not evidence of who someone is. Removal requests are handled through the repository above, not through account contact details.
How to report
Open an issue on the project repository. Include whatever you have — the record ID from the archive is ideal, but the headline and date are enough to find it.
Open an issueIssues are public. If the request itself would expose something you would rather not publish, say only that a record needs removing and give the record ID — no detail about why is required.
Reporting an inaccuracy
Known failure modes are documented on the methodology page — miscategorised offences, district-level locations that sit kilometres from the scene, cold cases dated to the announcement rather than the offence, and duplicate records where outlets used different headlines.
Before reporting, it is worth checking the linked original source on the record: where the pipeline and the source disagree, the source is authoritative and the record is the error.