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The Week In Review
Sat 19th November to Fri 25th November
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?
Training and CPD part of force's 'outstanding' performance says HMIC
25/11/22 - Chief officers regularly hold meetings with staff and make sensible changes PEEL review finds. • Humberside Police has one of the lowest long term sickness rates in the country thanks to policies put in place to protect the welfare of officers and staff, HMICFRS has said. Only Leicester, City of London and Gloucestershire Police have lowe
New Leicestershire chief confirmed by Police and Crime Panel
25/11/22 - New chief constable says core services such as strong investigations and catching criminals will be his priority. • Rob Nixon has been confirmed as Leicestershire Police’s new Chief Constable following a meeting of the area’s Police and Crime Panel. Mr Nixon was announced as the PCC’s preferred candidate for the role last
Commissioner's comments creating 'unfair narrative' says Fed Chair
24/11/22 - Ken Marsh says Sir Mark Rowley's comments about officers who are not deployable have left those he represents at 'rock bottom'. • The Chairman of the Met Police Federation has criticised comments made by Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley about officers who are not fully deployable, arguing that he has created an "unfair narrative" which has g
- 23/11/22 - Officers involved in arrest of man who later died cleared of wrongdoing
- 25/11/22 - Derbyshire Constabulary improving but has 'much more' to do
- 22/11/22 - Force apologises for data leak on sexual offence investigations
- 24/11/22 - Cambridgeshire officer cleared over off-duty nightclub incident
- 21/11/22 - Commissioner says too many officers are not 'match fit' for full duties
- 25/11/22 - Herts PC sacked and barred for using excessive force on burglary suspect
- 23/11/22 - Using police cars as ambulances should not be "a normalised process"
- 25/11/22 - Campaigners bring super complaint against police over stalking
- 22/11/22 - Ex-PC found drunk in dog van guilty of misconduct in public office
- 24/11/22 - Housing development designed with police input 'virtually crime free'
- 22/11/22 - GMP officers did not pursue car involved in fatal collision
- 25/11/22 - Why are Prison Mother and Baby Units under-used?
- 23/11/22 - Meta told to reinstate drill music posts removed at request of Met
- 24/11/22 - London probation services are "hugely disappointing"
- 23/11/22 - Device driven to police station in hijacked car was a 'viable bomb'
- 22/11/22 - Lifer who murdered West Yorkshire PC given second life term
Features
Project Odyssey: a breakthrough in sexual abuse evidence gathering
Supt Paul Keasey, Head of Specialist Operations with Gloucestershire Constabulary explains how a breakthrough in digital forensics is being put to the test. • The ability to communicate through What’s App, text, Facebook and all other available platforms has almost made speaking redundant
- Guiding light: the future for Body Worn Video in policing
- How Durham's Checkpoint scheme is reducing reoffending
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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