Wiltshire creates RCT suitability framework following online petition

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Wiltshire creates RCT 'suitability framework' following online petition

The change follows protests and an online petition alleging an officer had links to a recently banned Hunt.

Date - 29th March 2023
By - Cachella Smith

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Wiltshire has established a framework to “ensure the suitability” of personnel working within their Rural Crime Team following an internal review. The new framework is designed to provide more scrutiny of those working within the unit....

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