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'Name and shame' forces who do not sign up to national ICT systems - Government's digital guru says that nationally agreed systems should be given to forces for free as long as they comply with mandate.

Met to deploy live facial recognition technology in targeted locations - Force to use three mobile systems in 'advertised' operations to target warranted violent offenders.

Tributes after Cumbria officer dies in motorway crash - PC Nick Dumphreys, described as a 'consummate professional', died after a single-car collision on the M6 yesterday afternoon.

Drones legislation goes through Parliament this week - New stop and search powers will allow officers to land, inspect and seize drones around airports and prisons.

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The majority of police forces in the UK now use Chorus software, with Cleveland, PSNI, Gwent and the Met joining the user community in 2019. Police Oracle asked Richard Helson (pictured below), Customer Relationship Director at the company, about how it is helping investigations including high profile County Lines inquiries.

Date - 18th November 2019
By - Police Oracle

Police Oracle: The software is used by analysts and investigators in criminal investigations. How do forces and the public benefit from this? Richard: The police service continues to transform to keep up with the increasing demands put on it. We...

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