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5 hours ago

Police Scotland officers investigated nearly 23,000 missing person reports in 2017/18, relating to nearly 12,500 people.

#PoliceDemand #StretchedService

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1 day ago

The new head of an internationally recognised police unit credited with helping Glasgow shed its image as the murder capital of Western Europe has warned violent crime continues to go unreported.

Niven Rennie, who took the helm at the Violence Reduction Unit (VRU) in the summer, told Scotland on Sunday parts of the country still experience “unacceptable” levels of violence, with A&E departments dealing with far higher numbers of serious assaults than those reported to police.

The VRU, which has pioneered a public health approach to tackling violence in the west of Scotland, estimates violent crime could be 11 times higher than the official recorded crime statistics suggest.

Its work has received international attention since the turn of the year after 80 people were stabbed to death in London in 2017, a quarter of them in their teens.

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Violent crime in Scotland ‘11 times higher than official reports’

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The new head of an internationally recognised police unit credited with helping Glasgow shed its image as the murder capital of western Europe has warned violent crime continues to go unreported.

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Scottish Police Federation

1 week ago

"Anyone who assaults a police officer should appear in court on the next lawful day - and those sentencing need to explain why imprisonment is not used if alternative disposals are applied.”

Glasgow man Edward Bayne fined for violent assault on police constables

Edward Bayne, 51, pinned a male PC against a car and attempted to headbutt him. He also landed on top of a female PC, causing her to smack her head against a lamppost and cut her elbow. In addition, he kicked and punched out, and repeatedly attempted to bite the officers.

Bayne, of Montford Avenue, was fined £600 and given 28 days to pay.

Following the conclusion of the case, Andrea MacDonald, chair of the Scottish Police Federation, said: "Police officers go to work on a daily basis to serve and protect the public regardless of the dangers they may have to face whilst doing so.

"It is completely unacceptable for individuals to attack them whilst they are simply doing their job.

"The sentences passed don’t act as a deterrent. We are not calling for mandatory sentences but we need to ask if an assault on a police officer does not merit a custodial sentence – what does?

"I am absolutely appalled that the accused in this case, Edward Bayne, was effectively given nothing more than a fine for viciously assaulting two police officers.

"Anyone who assaults a police officer should appear in court on the next lawful day and those sentencing need to explain why imprisonment is not used if alternative disposals are applied.”

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Glasgow man who viciously attacked police effectively 'paid his way out' of harsh punishment

eveningtimes.co.uk

Shocking.

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Scottish Police Federation

2 weeks ago

Congratulations to all the officers who passed out today at Tulliallan

The Baton Of Honour and Scottish Police Federation Trophy for most outstanding student was awarded to PC Katherine Sim

Congratulations Katherine.

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