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HMICFRS has published the latest Value for Money profiles, which provide comparative data on a wide range of policing activities for each police force in England and Wales.
Publication — Cyber —
HMICFRS inspected how the police and the National Crime Agency deal with the threat presented by cyber-dependent crime and the wide range of criminals that commit it.
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Police forces and the National Crime Agency are generally effective at tackling cyber-dependent crime, according to a new report. However, there are too many local variations in the response to a national threat.
News article —
HMICFRS has launched a consultation which welcomes views on our proposed fire and rescue services inspection programme and framework for the coming year. The consultation is open until Friday 29 November 2019.
Publication — Consultations —
This consultation is now closed. This plan provided details of HMICFRS’s proposed fire and rescue services inspection programme for 2020/21, and asked for your views on whether the right areas of fire and rescue services’ activity are covered.
Publication — Custody suites —
This inspection into Durham Police is one of a series on police custody inspections carried out jointly by HMI Prisons and HMICFRS.
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Criminal justice inspectors found positive features in Durham Police custody suites, including a respectful attitude to detainees and a strong focus on keeping children out of custody.
Our Work — International and specialist agencies
In January 2019, the commissioner of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service invited HMICFRS to review its homicide prevention and investigation procedures. This invitation was due to the high number of homicides involving guns in recent years.
News article —
Today, HMICFRS published the findings from a rapid evidence assessment into gang-related homicide and police corruption in Trinidad and Tobago.
Publication —
HMICFRS commissioned the University of South Wales to carry out a Rapid Evidence Assessment, examining the current state of research evidence on gang-related homicide and police corruption in Trinidad and Tobago.