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Durham councillor calls for abolition of Crime Commissioner's job
£1m fund to train search dogs to track missing dementia sufferers
Police Scotland halts body camera roll out due to £49m deficit
Transferring officers attracted by Merseyside's PEEL ratings
Surrey DCC quits after IOPC finds evidence of misconduct
Merseyside ACC and terrorism lead moves to Civil Nuclear Constabulary
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Federation describes burglary figures as 'soul destroying' for officers - Call for long term funding solution to national detective shortage and pressure of 999 demand. • Eight in 10 burglaries across England and Wales are closed with ‘no suspect identified’, according to the Home Office. John Apter, national chairman of the Police Federation des- West Midlands PCC Jamieson extends CC Thompson's contract - West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner, David Jamieson, has extended Chief Constable Dave Thompson's contract by two years. • West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner David Jamieson has extended Chief Constable Dave Thompson’s contract by two years to “give continuity
- Police cyber crime centre launches BSI-backed certification scheme - New start ups and established cyber companies can receive reference checks and police vetting. • The Police Digital Security Centre (PDSC) has launched a new certification scheme for cyber security companies to recognise providers who address common cyber security threats to a set of standard
- E-scooters should be legalised 'with enforced speed limits' says study - Report warns that "considerable regulatory challenges exist" due to the rapid pace of innovation in micro-vehicles. • E-scooters should be banned from pavements and subjected to low enforced speed limits either on roads or allocated ‘protected spaces,’ an international transport study
- Met PC's anger as attacker who broke his nose walks free - Metropolitan Police left "flabbergasted" after a man who smashed a PC's head into a patio and broke his nose receives a suspended sentence. • A Metropolitan Police officer whose nose was broken by a man he was attempting to arrest has expressed anger that he walked free from court with a suspen
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Surrey DCC quits after IOPC finds evidence of misconduct
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He was actually a very good borough commander and more down to earth than many with compassion for the front line.
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He was actually a very good borough commander and more down to earth than many with compassion for the front line.
