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Showing Stories from 2nd October 2020 to 30th May 2022
New Immigration Police Station Advice service to be rolled out

New Immigration Police Station Advice service to be rolled out

(30/05/22) Service replaces the ITA contract from 1 June and will lead to more face to face custody visits by immigration lawyers.

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Technology 'lets down' remote court links Magistrates report finds

Technology 'lets down' remote court links Magistrates report finds

(11/04/22) Work with offenders on a new report from the Magistrates' Association on the use of remote technology during the pandemic.

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Force re-opens site which left largest town without custody cells

Force re-opens site which left largest town without custody cells

(06/04/22) Unpopular decision to save money reversed five years after it was taken.

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(01/03/22) Ending the overnight detention of children in police custody (10/02/22) Custody officers 'spending hours' searching for Appropriate Adults (25/01/22) Harm risk assessment tool 'more accurate' than custody sergeants (14/01/22) Detention officer given community order after assault conviction (12/01/22) Monitoring race and gender equality in custody suites
Lincolnshire awards £8m custody services contract to new supplier

Lincolnshire awards £8m custody services contract to new supplier

(11/01/22) Move follows ending of contract with G4S which will not be extended beyond March.

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(06/10/21) Purchasing system for custody healthcare to be launched next year (06/10/21) Force opens purpose built custody suite with vulnerable detainees wing (16/08/21) Cleveland setback as custody service told to improve by Inspectorate (10/08/21) Misconduct findings against sergeant and staff in death in custody case (05/07/21) Procurement: Launch of healthcare in custody police tenders (22/06/21) Use of force during violent police cell struggle 'justified and proportionate' (18/05/21) RUI arrangements will still be retained for "exceptional cases" (12/05/21) Royal wreath laid at memorial bench to Sgt Matt Ratana (23/04/21) How effective are liaison and diversion schemes? (19/02/21) Using less similar faces in ID parades helps witnesses study shows (04/02/21) Durham first to offer Naloxone to people released from custody (14/01/21) South Wales refuse calls to release video footage of man who died (14/01/21) Bail extension decisions moved from superintendents to inspectors (12/12/20) GAMBLERS ANONYMOUS (16/11/20) Research to examine impact of Covid-19 on fairness of interviews (11/11/20) Force submits plans to close four custody blocks to build £21m centre (04/11/20) "He always stayed calm, never overreacted but was incredibly quick to assess a situation" (04/11/20) Tributes paid to Sgt Matt Ratana at funeral streamed around the world (04/11/20) Forces using places of safety rules to transfer mental health cases to courts (02/10/20) Forces across the country fall silent for Sgt Matt Ratana (02/10/20) Why do we waste police time arresting women in distress?
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"It needs to be easier for police victims to report DA", says review

A joint investigation released today by the College, HMICFRS and the IOPC has found the unique risks of being a police victim of domestic violence are not consistently taken into account..

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