The long march: public order challenges for Londons police

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Police and Crime Panel recommends involving HMICFRS in chief selection - The recommendation follows an IOPC investigation into the selection process for the chief constable of Lincolnshire.

Twenty forces in England now using Naloxone says NPCC - Mark Lay, the National Drugs Coordinator for the NPCC, told the Public Accounts Committee that plans to provide the spray to firearms officers are also being looked at.

PC cleared of gross misconduct over Tasering of 10-year-old girl - IOPC pushed for misconduct hearing after Met disagreed with action and CPS said case did not merit prosecution.

Chief sorry for 'error in judgment' after being driven home during storm - CC Jo Farrell has faced criticism for asking resources to be used in this way in light of Police Scotland's well-documented budgetary issues.

The long march: public order challenges for London's police

It has been a challenging two weeks for those involved in policing London's public order protests.

Date - 1st September 2021
By - Chris Hobbs

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