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Tag: POLICE SUPERINTENDENTS ASSOCIATION
Showing Stories from 8th June 2012 to 19th February 2021
Stephen Fulcher: 'officers under investigation are cut adrift'
(19/02/21) A conversation with a murderer began the end to a detective's career at the same time a misconduct investigation contributed to another officer taking his own life. Former detective superintendent Stephen Fulcher tells the story of two complaints investigations.
Uplift recruitment ahead of target says Home Office
(29/10/20) The Uplift recruitment campaign is ahead of schedule with almost 6,000 new recruits, according to the Home Office.
Officers are victims of their own dedication
(13/05/19) To mark national Mental Health Awareness Week, Police Superintendents' Association President Paul Griffiths talks about the serious issues facing the police service.
Met Commissioner: Police pay award refusal was punch on the nose
(11/09/18) 'It is a matter of principle that officers must have confidence in an independent body deciding on their pay'.
Today's Headlines
IOPC passes file to CPS over Met taser incident
A file of evidence has been passed to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) to consider charges of Grievous Bodily Harm against a Metropolitan Police officer after a man was tasered in north London..
NI Chief warns job cuts and mutual aid coming without more funding New DCC for South Wales makes move from Northumbria More headlines »
