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Potentially dangerous concrete discovered at Police Scotland sites - The concrete was commonly used in public buildings between 1950-1980 but has been found to degenerate over time. • A concrete that has a lifespan of around 30 years and which degenerates over time has been discovered at three Police Scotland sites. The 1919 magazine has repor- 'No improvement' in disclosure standards in PSNI files - A Criminal Justice Inspection of file quality, disclosure and case progression in Northern Ireland has found that disclosure continues to be a "problem area". • PSNI officers have accepted that disclosure is a “problem area that [is] not well understood”, a Northern Ireland Criminal Just
- Area based investigators 'lack training to investigate CSE' - HMIC re-visit raises concerns about 'learning on the job'. • Increased staffing levels in the online child abuse investigation team (OCAIT) have reduced investigative delays but most other officers lack the knowledge and skills to effectively investigate CSE according to a HMIC child protect
- Pushback on MH calls hasn't happened overnight says APCC lead - Police Oracle spoke with Surrey PCC Lisa Townsend on the implementation of the Right Care Right Person initiative and why it's important it happens now. • Police are not abandoning those in mental health crises - but they have been picking up the slack on this for too long, the APCC Mental Health l
- Charges preventing deportation of terrorist dropped before attack - A Libyan refugee behind the Reading terror attack could not be deported as he was facing a trial accused of eating a mattress at a police station, an inquest has heard. • The perpetrator of the Reading terror attack was unable to be deported due to impending charges of being drunk and disorderly
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PC dismissed for misleading force about arrest and criminal associate
Anonanon
I thought these types of bread and butter background checks were made regardless despite declarations made by the applicant.
HR numbers trumps all apparently.
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Anonanon
I thought these types of bread and butter background checks were made regardless despite declarations made by the applicant.
HR numbers trumps all apparently.
