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PCC elections slated for May - Elections for police and crime commissioners are timetabled for May - but could be shelved again if the COVID-19 outbreak worsens. • Local authority chief executives, who by law are the returning officers for votes, have confirmed that the government has cleared the delayed Police and Cr- Blue Light charities launch fitness fundraiser - Four Blue Light charities have launched a month-long charity fitness fundraiser to support their work helping frontline staff coping in the COVID-19 crisis. • Police Care UK and other charities working with the emergency services are hoping people will use their New Year resolutions as a way to ra
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- PSNI officers trained ready for COVID-19 ambulance duty - Northern Ireland's officers have become the latest to be drafted to help ambulance crews during the COVID-19 crisis. • A group of 11 Police Service of Northern Ireland officers have retrained to drive ambulances to fill in for drivers affected by the COVID-19 virus. Northern Ireland Ambulan
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Bail extension decisions moved from superintendents to inspectors
chowks
This is very welcome news. The 28 days was ridiculous and not enough time for complex investigations. The new proposals will also mean the OIC will no longer get moaning emails from the superintendent about why we haven't submitted the extension request weeks in advance!
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chowks
This is very welcome news. The 28 days was ridiculous and not enough time for complex investigations. The new proposals will also mean the OIC will no longer get moaning emails from the superintendent about why we haven't submitted the extension request weeks in advance!
