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Police handling of probe into Russian whistleblower's death condemned
Rural crime soars as thieves target farms and country estates
Rest vehicle introduced for personnel on duty at European Championships
Calls for review into release of rapist former police officer
Force steps up HQ security measures
Chief saddened by number of assaults on workforce
Brave officers bring machete-wielding robbers to justice
IOPC did direct force to hold misconduct hearing
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Westminster Bridge hero dismissed after claiming abandoned Mini - Fast tracked former City worker described by lawyer as 'naive in service'. • A sergeant who joined the Metropolitan police on a fast track scheme has been dismissed for taking advantage of his position to claim ownership of a “broken down wreck” of a Mini. Metropolitan Polic- Police car overturned as it pursued moped - Teenager taken to hospital with leg injuries. • A moped pursuit ended when a police car overturned near Buckingham Palace and a 17-year-old was taken to hospital. Scotland Yard said one of its cars crashed in the early hours of Saturday with a moped and two people riding it. The teen
- Met and IOPC disagree on responsibility for misconduct hearing where no evidence existed - Legally qualified chair halted proceedings over a lack of 'cogent' evidence. • The Met and IOPC have provided contradictory information over who was responsible for holding a public misconduct hearing on the case of a detective accused by an arrested suspect of stealing £2,000 in c
- Respectful drivers may be sent 'pat on the back' letters - Force wants to encourage road users to be more considerate. • Well-behaved motorists could soon receive letters praising them for law-abiding driving. Dorset Police and its road safety partners are discussing a potential “Road Respect” scheme to promote behavioural change
- Brummie ex-bobby with a former life on the prison escape committee - Chief constable provides icing on celebrations for retired officer's ton-up milestone. • A prisoner-of-war who helped other detainees escape their captivity before going on to safeguard lives during three decades of policing has celebrated reaching the milestone of 100. Workaholic centen
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Brummie ex-bobby with a former life on the prison escape committee
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Nostalgia: Surveillance footage believed to be first used as evidence in court discovered
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Chief who coordinated Miners' Strike mutual aid dies
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Legacy of courageous Supt recognised in road name
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Police Federation candidates answer your questions
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Thanks for publishing this article. Two very different candidates for the role. I urge those still serving to cast their votes and be involved in this process.
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DT
Thanks for publishing this article. Two very different candidates for the role. I urge those still serving to cast their votes and be involved in this process.
