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Officers to receive training on sexual misconduct, says IOPC
All public facing officers are to receive training on abuse of power for sexual purposes on the recommendation of the IOPC, the Deputy Director General has said.
IOPC Deputy Director General Claire Bassett
By - Chloe Livadeas
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