G4S tells critics: No instances of breaking curfews through relayed communications

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IOPC confirms gross misconduct hearing bid against officer W80 - IOPC pushes for another force to hold the misconduct hearing in light of 'recent comments about the case'.

GMP Specials given Level 2 public order training to provide back up - Deployment is partly designed to reduce the number of rest days that need to be cancelled.

Ombudsman calls for armed response officers to have head-mounted cameras - The kit would ensure improved footage of weapons discharges, including tasers, the Police Ombudsman has recommended.

Forces refuse Met mutual aid request amid armed officer shortage - The force sought outside help after a number of AFOs handed in their weapons following the news that an officer has been charged with the murder of Chris Kaba.

G4S tells critics: No instances of breaking curfews through relayed communications

Security firm puts 'precaution before reaction' with new device to stay one step ahead of offenders.

Tagging: No date for rollout has been set for the new device

Date - 16th August 2018
By - Nick Hudson - Police Oracle

G4S has adopted a “belt and braces” approach to a new monitoring device to keep its 100 per cent record against offenders trying to violate their curfews. The private security company has won a patent for an "unhackable"...

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