PCC Andy Dunbobbin praises North Wales Police for a new campaign against “sexting” among young people in schools.

They want to teach kids about sexting dangers. Sexting means sharing explicit pictures. It involves using phones or other devices. Sexting has become more common lately among young people.
Sexting carries real and serious dangers. Images can be shared without permission. This sharing risks bullying, threats, or manipulation. Mental health can suffer because of this. Kids might worry about their future.
Police officers delivered 159 lessons. They called these lessons ‘Risky Pics’. They taught pupils in North Wales schools. Over 4,000 pupils learned from them. Also, 221 adults attended sessions too. Schools want more of these lessons.
Posters warn about sexting dangers. These were sent to all secondary schools. Cops shared these posters with students and parents. Officers made a survey for learners and parents. This helps them understand how big the problem is. The survey is totally anonymous.