Police interview charity chief Nicola Murray after tweet ending referrals to Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre Nicola Murray, left, was visited by officers in November after her message about the crisis centre, run by Mridul Wadhwa Mike Wade Saturday January 29 2022, 12.01am, The Times The founder of a charity supporting women who have suffered domestic violence has been interviewed by police after she was reported for hate crime after stressing its female-only services. Nicola Murray was left “shocked and panicky” when detectives arrived at her door after an online announcement by Brodie’s Trust that it would no longer refer women to Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre (ERCC). Talking to the officers, Murray, from Stanley, near Perth, was taken aback when she said they told her: “We need to speak to you to ascertain what your thinking was behind making your statement.” Murray, 43, founded Brodie’s Trust in 2018 to support women from all over the world “who’ve suffered pregnancy loss through...
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