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IOPC "state-sanctioned risk" to officer welfare, says GMP Fed
The Independent Office for Police Conduct is a "state-sanctioned risk to the welfare of police officers and their families", the Greater Manchester Police Federation chair has said.
Stu Berry, GMP Federation chair
By - Chloe Livadeas
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