The incoming head of the Police Federation has warned UK forces are increasingly unable to investigate some crimes, that forces in some areas are “broken”, and that the public is being failed.
As forces in Britain declare tackling so-called hate crime a “priority”, the police watchdog has released a report revealing officers are taking days to respond to emergency calls.
The police commander tasked with tackling female genital mutilation has excused the lack of convictions for the crime by saying it has “many nuances”.
British police have been subjected to widespread derision after appearing to suggest that bumping into someone “under the mistletoe” without consent is rape.
Police are “letting [suspects] off with a warning and hoping for the best” because they can’t cope with the scale of the crime problem, a senior officer has warned. Since 2010, the number of custody cells has dropped by as
Statistics show the number of arrests being made by British police has collapsed — while forces focus increasingly on so-called “hate crime” and “malicious communications”.
Lincolnshire Police has been slammed for using public resources to produce a 12-minute video promoting Islam in the UK.
Police recorded crimes for England and Wales surged to over five million over the last year, according to a new Office for National Statistics (ONS) bulletin. Britain’s official statistical institute reports a 13 per cent increase in crime in the
A policeman has been fired from the Cumbria force for gross misconduct after making a Facebook comment that was judged as likely to cause offence to Muslims.
A burns surgeon who treats many acid attack victims coming out of East London has suggested that the proliferation of such crimes is now at epidemic levels.
Molotov cocktails, fireworks, and bottles have been hurled at police during a ‘Black Lives Matter’ riot in East London following the death of an alleged drug dealer.
Italian police detained several dozen people Wednesday outside Milan’s main train station as the city deals with a new wave of migrants.
Crime in England and Wales has seen its largest annual rise in a decade, with violent crime increasing by 18 per cent.
Police are accused of using the helicopter’s powerful video camera to film members of the public having sex and sunbathing naked.
A Nottingham mother claims police refused to take action when her baby boy was circumcised without her consent, leaving him with significant and long-lasting complications.
London police have been filmed refusing to accept complaints against al-Quds Day marchers flying the flag of a proscribed terror group at their demonstration.
Cheshire Police are under fire for issuing a warning to Facebook users to “think carefully about what they are saying” online in the wake of the London Bridge terror attacks, or they might end up in prison.
The vast majority of Brits have backed routinely arming police constables after the London Bridge terror attacks.
Steve Hilton, Director of Strategy for the Tory Party under former prime minister David Cameron, believes Theresa May “should be resigning not seeking re-election”. The Fox News presenter accused the current Prime Minister of being “responsible for [the] security failures of London
According to The Dallas Morning News, 67 people were murdered in the first five months of 2016, compared to 48 murders in the first five months of 2015. Also, robbery is up from 1,576 to 1,805, and aggravated assault is up from 1,501 incidents to 1,747 incidents. The relatively good news is that sexual assault nudged down from 336 incidents in 2015 to 312 incidents in 2016.
On Friday’s broadcast of CNN’s “The Lead,” presumptive Democratic presidential nominee former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton stated, “I’m going to be talking to white people. I think we’re the ones who have to start listening to the legitimate cries
Rowlett, TX Chief of Police Mike Brodnax said “the way we police is changing” because “radical groups out there now, asking for police officers to be killed” on Tuesday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “The Real Story with Gretchen
In the wake of recent events, law enforcement officers are at a “tipping point” that could spell dangerous consequences for the communities they serve, Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke testified before a House panel Tuesday.
One of the greatest struggles in prosecuting crimes in minority communities is the lack of witnesses willing to testify, Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-SC) highlighted during a House panel on policing.
