GMP says troubled ICT system provides accurate crime data

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GMP says troubled ICT system provides 'accurate crime data'

First set of figures released since iOPS went live shows 8 per cent reduction in recorded crime.

Chief Constable Hopkins says that many of the problems with iOPs have now been resolved

Date - 7th July 2020
By - Gary Mason

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GMP says it is now confident it has accurate crime recording data due to the information provided through its computer system iOPS which went live last July more than a year after its scheduled implementation. The first set of crime figures...

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