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College strengthens PIP support after pressure from Federation
Legal protections for officers involved in cases of death or serious injury that are not firearms related have been strengthened by the College of Policing. Policy guidance improves welfare support during Post Incident Procedures (PIP).
Under investigation: PIP policy has been overhauled by the College of Policing
By - Chris Smith
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