If a person walks into a police station and describes an event that is legally rape, then it's down to the police whether they pursue it. The person providing t

If a person walks into a police station and describes an event that is legally rape, then it's down to the police whether they pursue it. The person providing the evidence isn't the person charged with interpreting the law. So a woman can walk into a police station and describe something they don't think is a crime but that doesn't stop it being a crime. Now, according to the rapporteur, that's not true, according to the rapporteur, it's the other way around.