OSPRE 1: Constable to Sergeant Week 21

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Nottinghamshire use new app to monitor sex offenders' activity - Nottinghamshire Police are installing software onto sex offenders' devices to monitor their digital activity.

Future leaders need new skills and be 'less risk-averse' - Chief constables will need a wider skillset to meet future challenges, senior leaders have warned.

Number of black homicide victims at highest in nearly two decades - The number of black victims of homicide in England and Wales has climbed to its highest level in nearly two decades, according to the Office for National Statistics.

Justify stop and search or rethink, HMI tells Chief Constables - Disproportionate stop and searches on BAME people need to be explained, HM Inspectorate has told forces.

OSPRE 1: Constable to Sergeant Week 21

This week we start the first of our four weeks of revision with a tip about the material in the Blackstone's Roads Policing Manual.

Date - 6th March 2015
By - Phil Waters - Executive Guidance

This is the smallest of the four books, is one of the easier to learn and could well prove to be a source of extra marks that will carry you across the winning line. There are not many chapters to revise so if you put two of the shorter ones...

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