Fed members win £65,000 damages after IPCC investigation

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Fed members win £65,000 damages after IPCC investigation

The officers were under various investigative proceedings for 11 years.

Date - 17th May 2023
By - Cachella Smith

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Three Federation members have won damages following “unreasonable and unconscionable” delays with an IPCC investigation, the complaints body that was replaced by the IOPC. In total, the officers were under various investigative...

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