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HMIC finds that the vast majority of police forces are good at preventing crime and anti-social behaviour
The National Police Chiefs’ Council Lead for Crime Operations, Chief Constable Jon Murphy, has responded to today’s (February 18th) report by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary into police effectiveness.
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Police chiefs' respond to latest violent crime and sexual offences statistics
National Police Chiefs' Council Lead for Crime Recording, Chief Constable Jeff Farrar responds to the latest release of violent crime and sexual offences statistics
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Legitimacy sits at the heart of what we do - NPCC response to Police Legitimacy 2015 report
The National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) has responded to today's report on police legitimacy by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC).
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Police chiefs respond to release of latest crime statistics
National Police Chiefs' Council Lead for Crime Recording, Chief Constable Jeff Farrar responds to the latest release of crime statistics.
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Law enforcement must evolve to meet the threats posed by digital crime
Her Majesty's inspectorate of Constabulary report on the effect digital technology is having on crime and policing to ensure victims of these crimes get the best possible service.
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Forensic Science Regulator Report (Investigation of Homicides)
Responding to the report, National Police Chiefs’ Council lead for the Homicide Working Group, Chief Constable David Crompton, said:
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HMIC report on domestic abuse shows we listen to criticism and take action to improve our service to the public
Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary’s report on domestic abuse shows that the crime is increasingly becoming ‘everyone’s business’ following improvements to the service provided to victims. NPCC says there’s further to go and that police will act on HMIC’s recommendations
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Working hard for greater accuracy and transparency in crime recording
Following Irene Curtis's review on the use of targets in policing, the NPCC has welcomed a departure from a purely target driven culture. We will continue to look at ourselves to ensure we are managing performance effectively.
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Policing of Honour Based Violence puts victims at the heart of investigation.
NPCC response to Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) report “The Depths of dishonour: Hidden Voices and shameful crimes”.
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Chief Constables 'making very difficult choices' about police priorities and using resources - NPCC response to HMIC efficiency report
The National Police Chiefs’ Council Lead on Performance Management, Chief Constable Steve Finnigan, has responded to today’s (October 20th) report by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary into police efficiency.
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First official estimate of experiences of fraud and cyber-crime demonstrates how the internet is changing the nature of crime in the UK
This quarter's crime statistics have trialled questions to the public on the scale of cyber-crime and fraud experienced. It shows 5.1 million incidents fraud with 3.8 million adult victims and 2.5 million incidents of crime falling under the Computer Misuse Act.
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CC Andy Marsh: Work already underway to address HMIC concerns on firearms licensing
National Police Chiefs Council Lead on Firearms Licensing, Chief Constable Andy Marsh, has responded to today’s (Tuesday) report from Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary – ‘Targeting the Risk’ – on the issue of firearms licensing.