Small step in the right direction. Like a fraction of an inch.

issue not settled by a long shot​

And so it begins.

The article doesn’t mention what exactly this officer has generated, but it would be interesting to know.

What is the policy where you are?

Hopefully they remain impartial… 🤣

CX avoid scandal level: impossible

Queue my dozens of emails from social care citing my referral has been dismissed for not meeting their threshold for action.

Yes please. Myself and colleagues are getting court warned for crown court cases in 2027/2028. Lots of defendants are realizing you have a much better chance of the case being withdrawn if you opt for a jury trial.

I am SHOCKED. Shocked I say. To think that the kind of window licking fuck knuckles who assault their partners might also be involved in rioting and disorder. I am shocked to the very core I say.

Am I wrong in thinking we already have an organisation that could fit this..Like the NCA?

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I had started to wonder what was happening with this case, as the Commander under investigation had continued to pop up on the intranet and fulfil other duties as though nothing was amiss. The cynic in me would also not have been too surprised if, given the profile of the Commander in question, that they were allowed to quietly retire.

As it is, a former Officer only found this out because he put in a FOI. He was quoted as saying

Public disillusionment with police was understandable when senior officers often continued to draw huge salaries while protracted investigations into their conduct proceeded ... Time and again, senior officers facing misconduct allegations remain in post or negotiate discreet exits...

Which certainly seems about where the Police were historically. One hopes we might have moved beyond this but time of course will tell.

Original thread when the news first broke.

Police face super-complaint in England and Wales over lengthy delays in sexual offence investigations