Reading Time: 2 minutes Last month I wrote a blog about the cost to the public purse of the disciplinary investigation into PC James Patrick. If you haven’t already read it, you can read it here. The result of that FOI request was that the Met could not tell me how much that enquiry had cost because that information […]
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Reading Time: 3 minutes As you all know PC James Patrick of the Metropolitan Police has been facing Disciplinary Proceedings for approx 18 months (forgive me on the exact length of time, but it’s about that). Initially he was told that he was facing a charge of Gross Misconduct and as such faced losing his job if found guilty.
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Reading Time: 4 minutes Not that I’m laughing, it’s just that I can’t quite compare it to any other week, some good, some bad. It started off on Monday with the promise that someone from the Dyfed Powys PCC’s office would phone me to discuss my disappointment at being ineligible to apply for a voluntary role with their force.
Reading Time: 4 minutes I do apologise to you, my reader, but I couldn’t let this go unchallenged any longer. I very nearly said “Damn” when I saw this. Mr Tom Winsor, Head Fred at HMIC, said in May 2013, “Police could be fiddling crime figures, watchdog warns” Tom Winsor, HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary, said he wanted to
This Is How We Know #CrimeStat Fudging Has Been Going On For Years Read More »
Reading Time: 4 minutes I do not know James Patrick in the traditional sense, we have never met. We have exchanged views many times on Twitter however. As many of you know he came to our notice with a video on YouTube called The Last Call To Attention. It doesn’t matter what I think about this, over 14,000 have
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Reading Time: 24 minutes I read this yesterday, and it absolutely brings us up to date with where James Patrick is now. It is written by Occupy Police and I have the author’s permission to reproduce it. I have not edited or ‘spun’ it any way, so sit back and take it in; (it is, however, a bit lengthy)
