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Stories

  • Solve no burglaries in nearly half of all neighbourhoods in England and Wales.[1]
  • Not logging ethnicity of many missing people.[2]
  • Police still do not have an accurate understanding of "grooming gangs", despite years of concerns about the problem, the police watchdog has said.[3]
  • Police are increasingly letting knife and sex offenders escape prosecution if they say sorry.[4]
  • Told journalist to stop contacting a persistent lying academic because it might affect his mental health.[5]
  • National Police Coordination Centre told the police not to arrest criminals during BLM riots because it might lead to large scale disorder.[6]
  • Told a murder victims family to tone down their rhetoric to avoid causing anti immigrant sentiment.[7]
  • Neighbours of Henry Nowak's killer reporting him to the police, but were told they couldn't do anything.[8]
  • Officers rush to store to handcuff store manager falsely accused of racism, despite demonstrating a lack of interest in genuine crimes.[9]
  • Hampshire Police attempted to intervene in the Henry Nowak trial with disinformation.[10]
  • Police handcuffed and arrested a stab victim because the knife wielding man claim he had been racially abused. The victim later died of his wounds.[11]
  • Local mosque involved in the hiring process for a chief executive roll.[12]
  • Created false evidence to justify banning Jews from travelling to support their football team.[13]
  • Report found there was no evidence of two-tier policing during Southport riots, where police recommended Muslims hide weapons in mosques and people showing indifference on Twitter to setting hotels on fire are given multiple year custodial sentences.[14]
  • Officers visit and confiscate a childs phone for viewing social media posts.[15]
  • Changed facts to suit an agenda to ban Israeli fans from visiting a football game.[16]
  • More than 280,000 crimes went unreported in 2024.[17]
  • Will not consistently release the ethnicity of perpetrators.[18]
  • Tasered a pepper sprayed a disabled man holding a butter knife.[19]
  • Man arrested for warning about the threat of anti-semitism in Britain.[20]
  • Don't know if non-crime hate incidences help reduce crime.[21]
  • Making more than 12,000 arrests a year under section 127 of the Communications Act 2003.[22]
  • Do not close investigations until facial recognition has been used.[23]
  • Man arrested after burning Koran.[24]
  • Police officers advised not to say "black sheep" or "blacklisted" over racism fears.[25]
  • When confronted with asylum seekers loitering outside a primary school, Northamptonshire Police said it would "deliver some work" and "appropriate behvaiours".[26]
  • British Transport Police guidance that transgender males can search females.[27]
  • Of the 78,000 phone thefts recorded in 2024 January to March, only 0.8% resulted in a person being charged with almost 82% of investigations closed without the police finding a suspect.[28]
  • Gen Z police recruits refusing to work weekends.[29]
  • Police officer charged with a terror offence relating to Hamas.[30]
  • Police officer resignations rose 72% in the last year, according to a Portsmouth University study of former officers.[31]
  • Police face furious backlash over swastika hate crime row.[32]
  • Police officer who stole blank cheques from a dead man jailed for two years.[33]

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