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Scottish Police Federation

19 hours ago

Police officers South of the Border could earn less than in 1991, the Police Federation of England and Wales Conference heard this week

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£18,000? In Scotland it remains £24,000.

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Scottish Police Federation

2 days ago

More than 500 police officers in Scotland will start Taser training this month. Police Scotland says the move is in response to an increase in assaults on officers. Some 520 officers will begin their training at the end of the month.

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Hundreds of police officers to receive Taser training

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MORE than 500 police officers in Scotland will start Taser training this month. Police Scotland says the move is in response to an increase in…

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Scottish Police Federation

1 week ago

Armed police have helped out at more than 80 incidents across Scotland in the last week – including giving an elderly lady in Aberdeen first aid after a fall.

In December Police Scotland announced that armed response vehicles (ARVs) would be sent to a wider range of incidents in order to speed up response times and better protect the public.

Previously they were only allowed to attend where firearms were being used or where there was a risk to life.

Since the roll-out of the “new deployment model” last Monday, officers have helped 50 vulnerable or missing people, assisted at 20 road traffic incidents and responded to 10 calls for medical assistance.

Assistant Chief Constable Nelson Telfer said: “The number of armed officers makes up just over 2% of the total number of police officers and we must remember that first and foremost, they are police officers.

“The emphasis of the extended role of ARV officers is on public protection, vulnerability and speed of response.”

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Armed officers called to help elderly lady after fall | Press and Journal

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Armed police have helped out at more than 80 incidents across Scotland in the last week – including giving an elderly lady in Aberdeen first aid after a fall.

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Scottish Police Federation

1 week ago

A woman has been given a two-year supervision order at Selkirk Sheriff Court for assaulting two police officers.

Claire Condie, 29, of Allars Bank, Hawick, was warned that if she is involved in any further trouble she will be sent to prison.

She pleaded guilty to kicking and punching a police constable and attempting to bite one of his legs at her father’s home at Wellington Court in Hawick on February 17.

She also admitted kicking a female police constable to the body and struggling violently with her.

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Hawick woman given supervision order for assaulting police officers and causing rumpus

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A woman has been given a two-year supervision order at Selkirk Sheriff Court for causing a rumpus at her father’s home and assaulting two police officers.

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