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Police go ahead with £367m nat
The Home Office has finally approved a £367m plan to develop a national police intelligence system following the recommendation made almost two years ago by the Bichard Report into the Soham murder investigation.
The Impact intelligence system will set up a new national police database, standardise a national data format for forces, link information held on local and national systems and replace the existing Police National Computer (PNC) by 2010.
The Bichard Report highlighted police intelligence failings because locally collected information is not shared between forces, pa... Read more
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Daily Times - Lahore,Pakistan
19 April 2006
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IGP takes action against 1,275
RAWALPINDI: Strict disciplinary action has been taken against 1,275 police officers during the last eight months. This was disclosed in a meeting held on Tuesday under the chairmanship of Ziaul Hassan Khan, the inspector general of police (IGP), Punjab. Additional IGPs and senior police officials also attended the meeting.
The meeting reviewed the performance of Inspection and Vigilance (I&V) system introduced by the IGP for the internal accountability of the department. The meeting said that the I&V teams paid surprise visits to around 200 police stations, patrol posts, units and offices and submitted their reports to the IGP about the irregularities in the department including illegal confinement, torture, registration of fake cases, non-registration and defective investigation.
Following the directives of Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi, the Punjab chief minister, the jurisdiction of I&V would be extended, the IG added.
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