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Note left for officers searching for missing child - Member of public angered by police parking. • A snotty note was left on a police car parked in a parents' bay at a supermarket as officers searched for a missing child. Devon and Cornwall Police tweeted a photo of the passive-aggressive message scribbled on a Lidl receipt after they rece- Homicide and knife crime up, new figures show - Stats highlight short-sighted approach of government cuts, says PCC. • Police recorded crime has increased by almost a tenth, fuelled by rises in homicides, knife-related offences, robberies and theft, new figures show. Official figures show that forces in England and Wales registered a to
- Chief apologises for upset caused by 'insensitive' actions of officer - Force to review 'disrepute' fears in change-of-direction over WWII memorabilia trader. • A force will probe the case of one of its officers who sold Auschwitz artefacts on eBay after originally accepting “no crime” had been committed. Chief Constable Nick Adderley has
- Public safety risk from 'catastrophic' pension payment increase - Concerns raised by service but minister maintains there is an end in sight to austerity in policing. • Public safety could be at risk from a “catastrophic” Treasury demand to increase pension contributions from police forces. A technical change to calculations of pensions
- £1.5 million fraudster jailed through private prosecution after force fails to investigate - Victim funded case after police did not pursue. • A fraudster called Lawless was jailed for seven-and-a-half years on Wednesday following a private prosecution brought because the police did not have the resources to investigate. Company accountant Gerard Lawless, now 60, was convicted by
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Homicide and knife crime up, new figures show
Paul
Knife crime up following stop and search being made impossible to use effectively thats a surprise!!
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Paul
Knife crime up following stop and search being made impossible to use effectively thats a surprise!!
