Sophie Khan resigns from College of Policing panel

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Sophie Khan resigns from College of Policing panel

Lawyer says she had frustration about a lack of action being forthcoming.

Date - 2nd June 2015
By - Ian Weinfass - Police Oracle

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A lawyer who volunteered for a College of Policing panel has resigned after claiming it wasn't fulfilling its purpose. Sophie Khan, who set up the Police Action Centre - a charitable organisation which helps bring legal action against the...

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