Getting searched
A police officer may carry out a search and take things away that could cause you harm. Unless personal items are considered evidence, these will be returned you.
If the police want to search you without your clothes, or if they want to take your DNA or fingerprints, your parents, carer, or guardian/s, or otherwise your appointed appropriate adult should be with you.
If not already provided, you are entitled to a blanket, food and water. If you are feeling stressed, you can ask to speak with your parents, carer, or guardian/s, or otherwise your appointed appropriate adult. In some cases there will be the availability of specific emotional health professionals such as Child and Adolescent Mental Health, and/or Liaison and Diversion.