PFNI tells government to scrap one-sided legacy push

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Introduce mandatory breath tests in England and Wales, says study - Parliamentary advisory body says initial roadside checkpoint tests could be carried out by non-police staff.

'Ageing' fleet in focus after officers suffer carbon monoxide poisoning - Two Police Scotland traffic officers are recovering from carbon monoxide poisoning linked to their patrol car.

Officer given written warning for pursuing suspect in police van - A West Yorkshire PC has been given a written warning for pursuing a suspect vehicle using a police van "without proper authorisation".

Officer dismissed after relationship with relative linked to investigation - Officer placed on barred list after failing to disclose change in his relationship circumstances to force vetting.

PFNI tells government to scrap one-sided legacy push

Federation condemns proposals for historical investigations unit as 'parallel police service'.

Mark Lindsay: Draft Bill gives false hope to victims, runs the risk of re-traumatising many people and serves to �weaponise� the past

Date - 5th October 2018
By - Nick Hudson - Police Oracle

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Rank-and-file officers in Northern Ireland have condemned attempts to “equate terrorists with police personnel”, calling on the government to abandon its plans to legislate on legacy issues. The Police Federation for Northern Ireland...

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