UK Policing News

http://www.policeoracle.com/news/Criminal+Justice/2012/Mar/13/Police-Told-To-Name-Criminals-Unlawfully-At-Large_46028.html Surely this is a good idea? Why was the policy to not name them?

Like the fact that the with 4 words, there is a reference to the price tag... Before anyone says how disgusting this is - Sounds like a reasonable price tag for a state of the art building, and plus I would strongly suspect the decision to spend this money was made way before the austerity measures where introduced! Source: BBC News

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4187065/Coalition-cuts-see-5000-frontline-cops-axed.html

Rape case reopened after DNA forensics blunder A rape case is being reopened after a DNA mistake which led to a man being wrongly accused of a sex attack in Manchester. The man, from Devon, was due to go on trial accused of raping a woman at Plant Hill Park, Blackley, in October. But it has emerged that the DNA sample was contaminated in the laboratories of a company called LGC Forensics. Greater Manchester Police is reviewing some cases in which the same company processed forensic evidence. GMP Assistant Chief Constable Steve Heywood said the force was made aware on Tuesday that the DNA profile provided by LGC Forensics was "contaminated during the testing process i…

Well done Pete!

ive not said any of those things, there is a lack of respect in society for the state and its agents. you might be able to see the difference between fffing and blinding by the police on the telly and swearing at the police, but a lot of the public cant i would advise them to know their rights and not be bamboozeled by officers claiming more authority than they have

http://www.bbc.co.uk...nshire-17256406

now i don't want to be pedantic and i presume i'll get negged, as obviously the woman was breaking the law, but in my own personal opinion not "supervising" your learner and turning around filming other road users isnt a smart thing to do and is just as dangerous as using a mobile phone, the exact same logic as why using a handheld device/mobile whilst supervising a learner is an offence...you'd think an ADI would know better

Absolutely shocking behaviour. Sky News Edit: Apologies, Formatting.

Knifeman with a hatred of police is 'safe to be freed' A notorious police killer is being released after 15 years – but he must be housed in an area with few police on the streets to protect his mental health. Magdi Elgizouli, 44, was diagnosed as having a pathological hatred of the police after he knifed a young WPC to death in 1997. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2112904/Pandering-WPC-killer-Knifeman-hatred-police-safe-freed--area-arent-officers-beat.html This must be an error on behalf of the DM, no chance this can be true.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-17282541

RIP bro http://www.dailymail...vered-dead.html

The failure of the original hunt for the killers of Stephen Lawrence will come under fresh scrutiny today following the emergence of secret Scotland Yard files which reveal police concerns about one of the officers involved in the inquiry. The police intelligence reports, obtained by The Independent, outline extensive allegations of corruption against John Davidson, a lead detective investigating the racist murder. The files can be made public following the convictions in January, 19 years after the event, of Gary Dobson, 36, and David Norris, 35. It can also be revealed that details of the officer’s alleged criminality were held back from the public and the Lawrence fa…

http://www.thisisbri...tail/story.html most of all it is the lies he has told he falsely stated in credit applications he was a Police Sergeant in the Metropolitan Police and blame as well to the banks,for not doing there job in not finding out if he was telling them who he said he was.

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4170636/Cops-Taser-stag-do-pals-over-6ft-willy-gag.html