UK Policing News

Just getting word of this, not a lot of detail at the moment. http://www.politics....s-the-coalition

http://www.bbc.co.uk...hester-19492314

http://www.bbc.co.uk...-essex-19481107 By 2014, Essex Police plans to have cut 1,100 posts, including up to 400 front-line officers. not good news at all

http://www.bbc.co.uk...reland-19457015# Not good when thirteen police officers are injured by scum

http://www.bbc.co.uk...hester-19436182

We have been discussing this in the private areas of the forum where we have discussed being used as a triage service for the ambulance service, but now this topic is in the public domain; http://www.basildonr...cuts___/?ref=mr I have personally been in this situation (not with the force mentioned in the article above) where I came across a serious RTC one night. I called ambo and luckily also for fire service because the impact between the two vehicles was so hard that one of the car batteries was damaged and smoking and I was concerned that the vehicle would catch alight. One of the vehicle occupants was not at all well. I was told time and time again that there w…

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-19472747 We moan about justice in this country but 1 year prison and 3 year's psychiatric care seems both too lenient and, of this boy has psychopathic tendenies, too dangerous. Indefinate detention would be better IMHO. The other point is that people sneer about cyberbullying but it can have dreadful consequences.

Blackburn death crash driver will not be deported Ibrahim had failed in all of his previous attempts to gain asylum An asylum-seeker who left a girl dying under the wheels of his car when he fled the scene can stay in the UK, two immigration judges have ruled. http://www.bbc.co.uk...ashire-12007100 A sad incident, one still in my thoughts. I suspect that Mr Ibrahim is still living in the UK. The father of Amy Houston, has as far as I know still not had any justice. You can see more at http://justiceforamyhouston.com/ http://news.sky.com/...rticle/15968875 Iraqi Hit-And-Run Killer Will Not Be Deported So far nothing much seems to have been done about this prob…

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2196901/I-read-Hansard-bedclothes-You-read-Jackie-interested-politics-Theresa-May-MP-Maggie.html This woman has a very high opinion of herself, in the marks league, Thatcher 90, May 5. How anyone can say she looks sexy must be wearing 'rose tinted glasses'. She is just another politician who believes her own hype, if she thinks Mo won his race because she wore her 'lucky shoes', she must be dafter than she thinks she is. Poor Tereasa, still living in her dream world.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2197149/BREAKING-NEWS-Homeowner-wife-arrested-suspected-burglars-shot-break-in.html Looks as if two Scumbags were shot while breaking into someones home. Lets hope the home owners do not get prosecuted, four broke in if the report is correct, fair odds, two and a shotgun against four burglars.

Police spend millions on rehiring By Alun Jones Newyddion Ar-lein Most officers can retire after 30 years' service on two-thirds of their final salary Police forces in Wales have spent millions of pounds rehiring hundreds of retired officers or staff in the last financial year, BBC Wales has learnt. Dyfed-Powys Police rehired 63 retired officers or staff at a cost of £1.4m, while North Wales Police rehired 27 spending £672,000, and the Gwent Force rehired 11 at a cost of £329,000. South Wales Police rehired 226 retired officers but did not reveal the cost. The force said those returning as staff brought a "wealth of experience". The information for 2011-12 was …

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/new-claims-about-g4s-prompt-calls-for-inquiry-8100733.html

Police spend millions on rehiring By Alun Jones Newyddion Ar-lein Most officers can retire after 30 years' service on two-thirds of their final salary Police forces in Wales have spent millions of pounds rehiring hundreds of retired officers or staff in the last financial year, BBC Wales has learnt. Dyfed-Powys Police rehired 63 retired officers or staff at a cost of £1.4m, while North Wales Police rehired 27 spending £672,000, and the Gwent Force rehired 11 at a cost of £329,000. South Wales Police rehired 226 retired officers but did not reveal the cost. The force said those returning as staff brought a "wealth of experience". The information for 2011-12 was …