Mastering the foundations of forensic video evidence

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Verdict on £100m one-off funding: It's a drop in the ocean and nowhere near enough - Only a third of hoped-for total as PCCs call for 'whole system approach' to tackling knife crime epidemic.

Once, twice, three times a hero for braveheart dog handler - Officer collects third commendation – this time for chasing down and arresting suspect despite horror spike wound.

Officer takes 'route 96' from constable through to chief of regional force - Gavin Stephens offered top job after serving at every rank since joining Surrey Police.

Detective sacked over sex comments at work in 'culture of banter' - No funny ending for officer that panel found committed 29 separate acts of inappropriate behaviour.

Mastering the foundations of forensic video evidence

David Spreadborough offers detectives some useful tips to achieve the best digital evidence.

CCTV footage released by Met detectives of a man who they wish to speak to in connection with a sexual assault

Date - 31st March 2018
By - David Spreadborough

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You may remember that I last wrote about getting the best images for a media release. Many people commented that, although it was common sense that they should be prepared correctly, it was difficult in practice due to the increased...

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