Walk and Talk: building back trust

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'Unprecedented' demand for PSNI Managers Development Programme - Created to address a training gap that had been identified, DCI Andrea Hill told Police Oracle that the first six dates for this course have already been filled due to the level of interest.

Officers "need to challenge" the continued use of BMW N57 - The widow of PC Nick Dumphreys has said BMW's decision to discontinue sales to police forces is the "first step in the right direction".

Gross misconduct proven for officers who received photo of dead man - One serving MPS officer and a former officer have had gross misconduct proven against them.

Sexual abuse imagery of primary school children "1000% worse" post lockdown - The Internet Watch Foundation has published data today around the number of reports of child sexual abuse imagery online.

Walk and Talk: building back trust

Acting Inspector Rebecca Perkins talks to Police Oracle about her idea to improve women's safety which is to be rolled out across London.

Date - 4th March 2022
By - Cachella Smith

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The initiative emerged in the aftermath of Sarah Everard’s murder and subsequent protests about women’s safety. Two weeks after announcing her resignation, Dame Cressida Dick joined a Safer Neighbourhood Team’s ‘Walk...

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