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Cheshire, CoLP need to improve vetting and corruption procedures
HMICFRS found that Cheshire doesn't consistently mitigate the risks when clearance is granted despite concerns, while CoLP doesn't monitor the risk of disproportionality.
Tags: Cheshire ConstabularyCity of London PoliceCorruptionHMICLondonNorth WestPolice & CJ organisations
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