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Tag: OFFICER WELFARE
Showing Stories from 10th October 2019 to 1st June 2021
'You wouldn't let an officer go to a violent job without a stab-proof vest'
(17/05/21) Officers are being sent from incident to incident without the required tools to process the scenes they often witness argues Susanne Knabe-Nicol.
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.
Year review: so long 2020
(31/12/20) Gary Mason selects some highs and lows from an unprecedented year for UK policing.
Thames Valley in mourning after death of serving officer
(29/12/20) Devastated Thames Valley officers are raising concerns over mental health and welfare following the death of a colleague.
Today's Headlines
Protected learning for trainees risks bringing 'policing to a halt'
Degree entry policing has come under fresh criticism from the Fed for adding to workloads..
End pet plan veto for retired PDs, insurers urged by MPs PC asked colleagues to overlook evidence in search of woman's home More headlines »
