Logged Out
Forensics
Sign up for the Forensics Digest
Delivered straight to your inbox Receive digest
Delivered straight to your inbox Receive digest
Showing Stories from 13th January 2017 to 10th July 2017
Streaming body-worn footage with facial recognition will 'change policing in a big way'
(08/05/17) Firm behind the real-time anti-terror software has begun discussions with forces about introducing the new technology.
Forensic science regulator warns of digital standards 'car crash'
(03/05/17) Dr Tully says many forensics bodies seeking accreditation are unlikely to meet the digital deadline later this year.
Detective casebook: A 15-year-old's murderer had confessed but an extra charge was needed
(21/03/17) The story of Kayleigh Haywood is being used to educate young people about the dangers of speaking to strangers online, but the determination of investigators to add extra charges in the case helped the truth emerge.
Officer receives international award for groundbreaking footprint system
(10/02/17) Scanner will now be installed in every Met custody suite.
Today's Headlines
Officer numbers at lowest level since 1985
Labour says government should be 'ashamed'..
Largest rise in crime for a decade Herts PCC replaces Dame Vera Baird as head of APCC More headlines »
