Police investigation urgency
Clear absence of urgency and a culture of non-cooperation from some police forces involved in investigations.
3 items
1 source
3 inquiries
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Police investigation urgency has been flagged across 1 independent accountability source:
3 inquiry recs
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Inquiry Recommendations (3)
R88 — PSNI investigation file review processes
Recommendation: PSNI needs to improve its processes for the review of live investigation files, and have an effective escalation process when progress is delayed. PSNI should consider how it assures the quality of the reviews of live investigation files. Senior officers …
Response Pending
SP6 — Police use of unarmed officers in immediate threat
Recommendation: All police forces should ensure that their policies, guidance and training address taking on a calculated degree of risk in recognition of the immediate need to protect the public from an obvious risk to life. This may involve the decision …
Gov response: The government agrees with all 67 recommendations made by the Chair. The government recognises these five fundamental failings. These failings are unacceptable. There are a further 27 recommendations that require delivery by organisations that sit …
Accepted
In progress
LAMI-92 — Ensure prompt, efficient investigation of child victim crimes to adult standards.
Recommendation: Chief constables must ensure that crimes involving a child victim are dealt with promptly and efficiently, and to the same standard as equivalent crimes against adults.
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