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The Week In Review
Sun 26th June to Sat 2nd July
The Week in Review aggregates the top news stories from the past seven days and orders them by popularity. Would you like to see the whole week's news?
Met PC sacked for turning 'blind eye' to criminal husband
01/07/22 - Her husband was one of six people including two other Met officers sentenced last May following an investigation by the Met's Anti-Corruption Crime Command. • PC Inga Gherghel allegedly turned a “blind eye” to signs her husband was responsible for the theft of large amounts of drug money from a criminal gang. Her hu
Probationer jailed for misconduct in public office after pestering arrestee
30/06/22 - PC Oliver Binns continued to try and contact woman despite being blocked by her. • A probationer who made contact with a woman he had arrested the day before in order to have a relationship with her has been sentenced to seven months in prison for misconduct in a public office. Northamptonshire PC Oliver Binns, 25 had resigned from the for
Minority of forces refusing to cover Fed membership for Specials
27/06/22 - Some Police and Crime Commissioners are refusing to fund Specials joining the Fed. • With just days to go until volunteers are allowed to join the Federation, wrangling over membership fees is continuing. The Fed is preparing to open its support services – including legal protection - for when Special Constables are legally allowed t
- 29/06/22 - Met admits 'cumulative impact' of scandals as HMIC steps in
- 30/06/22 - Don't put the Covenant in the 'too difficult box' Fed tells ministers
- 29/06/22 - Police Scotland officers to withdraw 'goodwill' in pay row
- 27/06/22 - Barristers' strike 'bang in line with the needs of the police'
- 29/06/22 - West Yorkshire to host NPAS for another two years
- 29/06/22 - New Road Collision investigation team confirmed
- 27/06/22 - ROCU starts training academy to help fill specialist roles
- 28/06/22 - Police Crime Sentencing and Courts Act comes into force
- 01/07/22 - Hampshire welcomes "demand on forces" to tackle PPDA
- 30/06/22 - "It needs to be easier for police victims to report DA", says review
- 30/06/22 - Planning permission green light for Hertfordshire HQ redevelopment
- 28/06/22 - Kent's diversity promotion panels look to embed awareness
- 29/06/22 - Business crime intelligence sharing agreement removes data restrictions
- 28/06/22 - New North Wales chief will be expected to learn Welsh
- 01/07/22 - Surrey to launch new Road Safety team
- 27/06/22 - Staffordshire expands reach of emergency response officers
Features
How Durham's Checkpoint scheme is reducing reoffending
Durham's Checkpoint scheme has received praise from the government and is beginning to be adopted by other forces. • Launched in 2015, Durham’s Checkpoint scheme presented an alternative way of looking at out of court disposals and preventing re-offending. Described as an &l
- County Lines: Could use of burner phones end within 12 months?
- Interview: Dorset's chief on the service's core mission
Comment
Facial Recognition Technology: a force for good
Real life cases of LFR finding missing children and identifying sex offenders are being lost in a narrative centred on privacy and data protection says former surveillance camera commissioner Tony Porter. • In recent months, there have been a number of reports of UK police forces leveraging Fac
- Comment: The Lord, the Policing College and the front line
- Comment: where next for policing and technology?
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