A West Midlands Police officer was dismissed today (Friday 15 January) after a disciplinary hearing was told he had formed an inappropriate relationship with a […]
We are independently investigating the death in custody of a 35-year-old man following his arrest at an address in Nottingham. The man, who was being […]
Statement from IOPC Director for Wales, Catrin Evans: “We are undertaking an independent investigation into police contact with Mohamud Hassan prior to his death in Cardiff on Saturday […]
A Leicestershire Police officer has been given a final written warning after a gross misconduct panel heard he had formed inappropriate relationships with two women he met during […]
A former Metropolitan Police Service officer, and Deputy General Secretary and Treasurer of the Metropolitan Police Federation, would have been dismissed for gross misconduct, if still serving, […]
A West Midlands Police call handler has been dismissed by a police disciplinary panel convened by the force following an investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC). […]
England’s second-largest police force failed to record about 80,000 crimes in a year and closed cases without proper investigation, a watchdog has found. Inspectors said […]
Today, Lancashire police settled yet another civil claim I have against them. The total cost to the taxpayer for this claim is about £25k. (mainly legal […]
When a person makes a complaint against the police, one of the first things the Professional Standards Department (PSD) must do is decide the Relevant […]
Lancashire police refused to investigate one of their police constables for perjury (Contrary to the Perjury Act 1911) that led to the unsafe conviction of […]
The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has today (1 December, 2020) launched its Victims’ Right to Review (VRR) scheme which allows victims to request a review of our decisions not […]
The only police officer due to face misconduct proceedings over the death of a black man resigned before a disciplinary hearing could take place, the Observer can […]
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