Allowances made after errors included in inspectors exam

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Allowances made after errors included in inspectors' exam

Sergeants given passes by College of Policing.

Date - 5th January 2018
By - Ian Weinfass - Police Oracle

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Promotion hopefuls who scored just below the required mark in an inspectors' exam which contained errors have passed the test. The College of Policing has made allowances after several errors were highlighted, including a question based on...

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