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Serving police officers urged to have say in Everard inquiry

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The Angiolini Inquiry has launched a workforce survey for those serving across police forces in England and Wales one year after its first report.Police off ...
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Police officers and staff in England are being urged to have their say on an inquiry.

It’s about the kidnap of Sarah Everard in Clapham by an off-duty officer, who then went on to rape and murder her. The workforce survey will allow them to share their views on issues such as recruitment, vetting, culture and standards. Last year, the Angiolini Inquiry revealed her killer Wayne Couzens should have never been given a job. Speaking last year, its chair Dame Elish Angiolini called for radical reforms:

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Serving police officers urged to have say in Everard inquiry

The Angiolini Inquiry has launched a workforce survey for those serving across police forces in England and Wales one year after its first report.Police off ...

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