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Woman, 25, died after lying undiscovered in her crashed car for THREE days just off the M9 was due to 'organisational failure' within Police Scotland after officer failed to log emergency call from local who alerted them to the wreckage, inquiry rules - Vimarsana News

Woman, 25, died after lying undiscovered in her crashed car for THREE days just off the M9 was due to 'organisational failure' within Police Scotland after officer failed to log emergency call from local who alerted them to the wreckage, inquiry rules

Lamara Bell, 25, could have survived if Police Scotland had acted on a 101 call around five hours after a collision in 2015, but was instead left beside the body of her boyfriend John Yuill, 28.

Police blamed after human error led to M9 tragedy - Vimarsana News

Police blamed after human error led to M9 tragedy

Lamara Bell died after being left for three days in a car that had crashed down an embankment.

Source: bbc.com
Woman died inside her crashed car after Police Scotland 'failure' | UK News - Vimarsana News

Woman died inside her crashed car after Police Scotland 'failure' | UK News

Ms Bell who spent days in an undiscovered car on the M9 near Stirling could have survived if Police Scotland had properly logged the call

Police Scotland officers feel unsafe because of staffing – watchdog - Vimarsana News

Police Scotland officers feel unsafe because of staffing – watchdog

Many Police Scotland frontline officers feel current staffing levels mean they are “unsafe”, a watchdog has found.

Is that it? Just four per cent of hate complaints in Scotland made under Humza Yousaf's controversial new law the week it came into force are being treated as crimes - with only EIGHT cases related to trans issues - Vimarsana News

Is that it? Just four per cent of hate complaints in Scotland made under Humza Yousaf's controversial new law the week it came into force are being treated as crimes - with only EIGHT cases related to trans issues

Police Scotland received nearly 7,800 hate reports in the law's first week - many of which targeted JK Rowling (pictured). But just 240 reports have been logged as alleged crimes.