The two-hour event allowed young people aged between 16 and 25 the chance to discuss their views and experiences of the police.
The event was organised by Nottinghamshire Police, the Majority Black-Led Churches (MBLC) and the Police and Crime Commissioners Office on Sunday, 2 April at 7pm.
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