Happy Al 📱+ 🚘 = ❌

@StaffsRCT @Trafficwmp @CheshireRCU Haha no way! Well done, great achievement to have made it to the end 👏 enjoy retirement mate, it was a pleasure - and a rollercoaster!

We would like to wish PC HUNT our own police interceptor a happy retirement after 30 years of service across @Trafficwmp @CheshireRCU and Staffs police. PC HUNT will be on nights tonight completing his final shift. PC HUNT will be a great loss to Team 1 we wish him all the best.

@ZiaYusufUK Union *flag. And no county flags? Shame that this is a priority and is ill thought through (if at all).

Reform controlled English councils will move at speed to resolve that the *only* flags permitted to be flown on or in its buildings will be the Union Jack and the St George’s flag. No other flags will be permitted to be flown on its flag-poles, balconies, reception desks or council-chamber walls. 🇬🇧 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@BigPawsRule Sadly they are beyond reproach and accountable to nobody. Hopefully that will change one day.

An old police colleague had to resign few years ago re an incident at work. The IOPC pushed it to go to trial . Not guilty . Evidence has come to light of IOPC corruption internally prior to the trial . I kid you not . Can’t say any more than that at this stage . They will be seeking compensation as perverted course of justice and defamation of character . Their case is solid …. KNOW YOUR ENEMY!!!!!

@____Foxtrot____ It has been said countless times before and never came to fruition.

@policecommander And yet our force has them back with a vengeance. Even had a C/I emailing his troops ‘an LPU of our size should be getting x number of stop searches a month’. Quantity wanted over quality (and lawfulness) it seems.

Police performance targets are a terrible idea.

@Rank_Success No.

$168,000 per year for Senior Constable. $190,000 for Sergeant. Equivalent to £86k & £97k respectively at current exchange rates. 20-40% pay rise over next 4 years. Could similar happen in policing here? skynews.com.au/australia-news…

@BBCLondonNews Who cares what the lead investigator thinks? 🤷🏻‍♂️ it’s what the Jury thought that counts and it’s extremely unprofessional of him (and the BBC) to seek to go behind the verdict of the Court and reopen this controversy. What do they want a Criminal Justice system or trial by media?

@EDL_Criminals I’m staggered that people believe this tosh. It’s mind blowing.

@Number10cat @RupertLowe10 Rioting and looting, maybe? 🤷

@RupertLowe10 What specific aspects of the British way of life should migrants adopt in order for you to judge them worthy of remaining?

The honest truth is that large numbers of migrant populations across the country have not integrated into the British way of life, many have not even tried. If people want to settle here, they should do so on our terms and in a way that works for Britain. If not, leave.

I wonder how all those journalists using the word ‘unarmed’ this evening would react if somebody drove an Audi at them?

“The more we crush the spirit of good officers the less they can fight crime. That risks London becoming less safe.”

@DS_Tom_Hamm Sorry to hear that, it’s poor. We clearly joined on the same day as it’s my 21 year mark too. My force have emailed re medals but have a backlog due to COVID then a shortage of the metal used in the medal(!). I know some colleagues are past 22 years and still not had theirs.

So today marks 21 years in Policing and still no formal recognition of my my 20 years which is when you should get your long service and good conduct medal/certificate, not even an email! Value your staff as they are your greatest asset.

@grahamwettone Didn’t the ‘victim’ get a pay off? Will that be reclaimed?!

Sensible decision by court of appeal - how this reached a court let alone a guilty verdict was unbelievable. Officer remains restricted pending outcome of discipline procedures- it's not over yet. Met officer successfully appeals common assault conviction news.met.police.uk/news/met-offic…

@history99917180 @VickiTimms3 If it ever does, you have a whole army by your side 💙

@VickiTimms3 One that I packed away into a very deep place and I have no desire to go looking for. I just hope it doesn’t want to find me. If you get my drift?

22 years ago. Rest easy angels.

@BettyBoochichi2 ‘Can’t do more with less’ coming to fruition.

Rape investigations are being delayed because officers are being sent to police football matches and festivals, a watchdog has found. The report by His Majesty’s Inspector of Constabulary, Michelle Skeer, examined nine police forces as part of an effort to improve the investigation of rape and serious sexual offences (Rasso). It stated: “In half the forces we inspected, Rasso personnel are routinely diverted to supporting events such as football matches and festivals." Mrs Skeer concluded "major changes are required” for improvements on a national scale but that forces are trying to do so while “dealing with high demand and limited resources”. She also said that forces should recognise how diverting officers to other events only added to their workload as “Rasso investigators end up cancelling appointments with victims or delaying arrests”. Her report found that, in nearly every force, half of their investigating teams were comprised of people who “aren't fully qualified and are still training”. She made 14 recommendations to the forces and other policing bodies but acknowledged there had been early signs of progress in how Rasso cases were being handled. Her findings come after the Home Office introduced Operation Soteria in 2021 aimed at improving how such cases were investigated by the police. The scheme was rolled out across all forces in England and Wales last year with the new report examining the progress so far at nine forces. The proportion of suspects being charged with rape is still among the lowest levels on record with a rate of 2.6%, according to the latest government figures. Mrs Skeer added: “For too long, victims of rape and serious sexual offences have been failed by the criminal justice system. Many struggle to come forward, out of fear of not being believed or being unable to access support. "It is crucial the police respond effectively to these devastating crimes. That's why Operation Soteria sets out a new approach and model in response, grounded in decades of research examining policing practice.” A statement from the Home Office said: "This government will make sure victims of rape or sexual abuse get the justice they deserve. "While we welcome the progress being made, in far too many cases victims are being let down. That's why it is so important that the police continue to make long-lasting improvements and put perpetrators behind bars." Last week a woman received £35,000 in compensation after her rape case was dropped amid claims she could have had an episode of “sexsomnia”. Link: bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

@CrimeLdn Empowered by the weak ‘justice’ system.

Mill hills area

@pablo_botw @ColinBrazierTV Nonsense. Above are respect, compassion and being accountable and responsible - they should be seen in a service’s values.

It’s as if large parts of the British state have been taken over by students’ unionists.

@RobertLindsay I saw this on the news. Genuinely saddened me. Nobody with an ounce of compassion can justify this.

@Eyeswideopen69 Arrested for what offence?

What was the charge? Being funny?