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Designing out county lines
(02/06/20) Home Office funding has given a dozen forces the resources to target County Lines activity in the last 12 months but the telecoms modus operandi of the network controllers has once again provided the key to achieving success.
Covenant must be enshrined in law Federation tells ministers
(21/05/20) Greater protection for officers and their families look set to become a legal requirement. The Police Covenant could be put before MPs as early as the autumn, according to the Police Federation.
New guidance on AFO duty hours to be issued within three months
(19/05/20) NPCC to seek expert advice of maximum amount of time AFOs should spend on continuous duty following government response to Grainger inquiry.
Public services should not take hit after pandemic, says GMP Fed Chair
(07/05/20) Chair of the Greater Manchester Police Federation, Stu Berry, has called on the government to give assurances that the police and other public services will not be seen as "easy targets when the fiscal ramifications of this pandemic are laid bare".
Today's Headlines
Lockdown has given us the capacity 'to do some real policing' says chief
Andy Cooke, Chief Constable of Merseyside Police, said that gang violence is continuing in the county despite the lockdown but his force now has extra capacity to deal with the more serious perpetrators..
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