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Man jailed after ramming car into Met vehicles and assaulting officers
Newer PSNI officers to get public order refresher training
Man admits attempting to murder officer in meat cleaver attack
PCC election campaigns halted after death of Duke of Edinburgh
City cyber ACC appointed to board of crime prevention body
SIO who led UK child murders investigation dies aged 86
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Security system prevents illegal encampment on industrial site - Secured by Design technology detected intruders, broadcasted warnings and alerted local officers. • When a group of trespassers broke into an industrial site in East London in an attempt to establish an unauthorised encampment, they were confronted by a bright orange CCTV unit on a four-legged sta- NPCC begins search for inclusion expert to scrutinise policies - Chiefs are urging inclusion experts to help shape their response to criticism of policing's relationship with minority groups. • The National Police Chiefs’ Council has started a search for an expert on inclusion and race in a bid to improve how forces handle contacts with minority groups
- Home Office appoints cyber expert as new head of Homeland Security - Chloe Squires will also be Senior Responsible Officer for Counter Terrorism. • The official who co-authored the UK’s first cyber security strategy has been appointed the new Director General for Homeland Security at the Home Office. Chloe Squires, who took up the new role on April 1 w
- Study on benefit of burglar alarms awarded Home Office grant - A research project on the effectiveness of burglar alarms led by the University of Huddersfield has been awarded a grant by the Home Office. • The research will focus on two force areas: West Yorkshire and Humberside to see to what extent burglar alarms reduce residential burglary. The t
- Avon and Somerset chief constable Andy Marsh to step down - Andy Marsh, chief constable of Avon and Somerset Police, has announced he will leave the job when his contract expires in July this year to "embark on a new challenge". • CC Marsh first joined the force as a new recruit in 1987 and went on to take both operational and detective roles up to the role
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Merseyside to investigate Met over Operation Midland allegations
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History: The day Yvonne Fletcher was murdered
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Minister joins bid to award Yvonne Fletcher a George Medal
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Met Commissioner thanks officers as ambulance assistance ends
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Opinion: A fresh model for 21st Century Policing
Anon
Having observed the arrangements in place (or rather not in place) for CPD training for serving police officers over the last 24 years I can confidently say that the service would fail to deliver on this task. Training, other than very poor quality NCALT is virtually non existent, so the agility of forces to deliver to volunteers out of hours is too much to ask. Lets get police post probation CPD sorted out first.
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Anon
Having observed the arrangements in place (or rather not in place) for CPD training for serving police officers over the last 24 years I can confidently say that the service would fail to deliver on this task. Training, other than very poor quality NCALT is virtually non existent, so the agility of forces to deliver to volunteers out of hours is too much to ask. Lets get police post probation CPD sorted out first.
