Page 13 - Chief Constables News Today

I would like my home as Humphrey would like his pubs - says our letter writer. How about you?

Lester Holloway writes that the today's report tells us what we already know. The Black community and Black police need to be involved in creating real change.

And future deaths could occur unless action is taken. the shooting devastated the community of keyham. local mp luke pollard says things must change. i think people are slipping through the cracks because the cracks in the system are now so big. our gun laws are out of date — most of that legislation stems from 1968. the changes have been haphazard and ad hoc since then, and im afraid were not having a proper assessment of peoples suitability. the home secretary, policing minister and chief co...

I think people are slipping through the cracks because the cracks in the system are now so big. 0ur gun laws are out of date — most of that legislation stems from 1968. the changes have been haphazard and ad hoc since then, and im afraid were not having a proper assessment of peoples suitability. the home secretary, policing minister and chief constables across england and wales now have until the beginning of may to respond to these inquest findings. the home office says it has already taken ...

Cousins. injuly was done before carrick, after wayne cousins. in july 2020 was done before carrick, after wayne cousins. injuly 2020 21 women went in and said she was raped by somebody in the same unit as wayne cousins and he was not taken off service. we are not being served and protected. that is the big problem. the centre for womens justice says that these are the 12 ways to make the streets safer and make police stations devoid of this kind of culture, but the way that the messaging from th...

According to The Telegraph, Neil Basu, who retired from the Metropolitan Police last year, said that

Tackling the misery caused by drugs in communities is one of my police and crime priorities, so I am pleased so much is going on here to deal with…

According to The Telegraph, Neil Basu, who retired from the Metropolitan Police last year, said that

According to The Telegraph, Neil Basu, who retired from the Metropolitan Police last year, said that

Two-thirds of Britain's Chief Constables were either "too terrified" or did not care enough to acknowledge institutional racism in the force, the country's most senior Indian-origin police officer has said.According to The Telegraph, ...