Not something I've shared previously on the forum but the last time I was arrested by the police (been arrested 3 times in my 70 years, only convicted once) was over 30 years ago when my eldest daughter (aged 8 at the time) came home from her friends house and told her Mum that her friends Dad had started to get her to sit on his lap while watching Kids programmes on tv and was trying to put his hand down her pants, she told me and said we should contact the police.
I went ballistic and went round their house to sort the bloke out (that's when the police turned up) ,my wife had phoned them.
Cut a long story fairly short the Detective that interviewed me said I should let the police deal with the situation and not take the law into my own hands.
Fair enough,he was arrested and bailed on condition that he didn't stay in his families home while the investigation took place.
My Daughter had four months of counselling that to be honest was absolutely brilliant, she's done really well in life.
The detective that led the investigation eventually came to see us and explained that the Crown Prosecution service had decided not to prosecute her friends Dad because they couldn't be sure of a guilty outcome and felt they didn't want to put my Daughter through any more possible mental health stress etc
The Kicker for me was when he told us he was very sorry because her friends Dad had previous for a similar offence.
Every chance the c**t did it again to other girls.