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Attacked, vilified, exhausted: Is the world's finest police force sinking to its knees?
Major crime units have lost more than a quarter of officers since 2010
Hillsborough match commander David Duckenfield to face retrial
Storm force 16 to provide their own 'Fury' in a bid to become boxing legends
New mobile phone technology roll-out in Scotland begins
Police dog Krush decides on balance it is time to call it a day
Man 'felt like he has been hit by car after being assaulted by officer'
ACC vows to 'keep on contributing' despite Motor Neurone Disease diagnosis
Keeley Hawes to play detective in drama reliving honour-killing case - Story of Met DCI and 'sheer heroism and dedication' of police officers who hunted down young woman's killers. • The story of a real-life detective who risked her career in the “passionate search” for a missing 20-year-old woman is to be told in a TV drama starring Line of Duty and Bodygu- Officer who stole £65 from dead man's wallet jailed for cover-up bid - Judge tells deceitful PC who perverted justice the 'only appropriate punishment can be achieved with an immediate custodial sentence'. • An officer who stole £65 from a dead man's wallet and tried to cover it up is today facing up to the “catastrophic” consequences of his dec
- More children being targeted online by sex offenders, police figures reveal - Child sexual exploitation move after 'surge' in potential offenders seeking help. • Record numbers of child sexual offences with an online element logged by police last year have prompted demands for a new independent regulator to protect under-18s from the risks of abuse and harmful content
- Man charged in connection with 'horrendous' police assault - Hampshire officer remains in hospital after suffering serious facial injury. • A man is due in court later today in connection with a serious assault on an officer outside a bar. Robert Mann, 26, has been detained in police custody after being charged with grievous bodily harm
- Police failures contributed to mother and daughter's murder, inquest jury decides - Challenge to 'inadequacies' in the gun licensing systems within Surrey Police and nationally. • The “inadequacies” in policing’s gun licensing systems nationally and numerous failures by a particular force contributed to the murder of a mother and daughter shot dead by a puppy far
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Chief proud to see so many officers on parade
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Riot-death officer remembered 100 years on with service and a new beer named after him
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Dissidents forced some officers to leave their districts
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Officers are victims of their own dedication
paul webb
Remember when police stations had their own bars where after a week of nights followed by a late officers would gather for a beer and go over the events of the week. Best form of mental well being ever.All the problems seem to disappear especially after a curry. Sadly police clubs are a thing of the past never to return as the PC obsessed generation have taken over the world
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paul webb
Remember when police stations had their own bars where after a week of nights followed by a late officers would gather for a beer and go over the events of the week. Best form of mental well being ever.All the problems seem to disappear especially after a curry. Sadly police clubs are a thing of the past never to return as the PC obsessed generation have taken over the world
