Officers and staff asked for views on SIO advice document for historical child sex abuse cases

College invites feedback on 'learning experiences' to help improve investigations of the future.

Date - 20th September 2019
By - Nick Hudson - Police Oracle

Officers, staff and the public are to be given their say on proposed advice for senior detectives about investigating non-recent allegations of child sexual abuse against persons of public prominence or over offences which took place historically...

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