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U.K.Independent:The knife crime epidemic has sparked a furious debate about police numbers with Ms Dick clashing with Theresa May, who previously said a rise in violent crime was not directly correlated with falling staff levels.
The number of police officers in England and Wales has dropped by more than 20,000 since 2010.
On Wednesday the head of the National Police Chiefs Council said “we just don’t have enough officers”, and called for the government to put “emergency money” into policing that forces could use to pay overtime and juggle officers between themselves to target problem areas.
Ms May should also appoint a “senior minister holding all departments and agencies to account” for the crisis, Sarah Thornton said.
I went to sign up for BitTube but they simply won’t let me join. I type in all the info. I press the button. And nothing happens. No rejection, no error, just nothing. They just won’t let me sign up and comment. Any ideas? I get the same thing at Patreon. Am I on a right-wing gray-list or something…? It’ll be just that easy, you know. One day we’ll just all be gone and nobody will give a shit and nobody will even know about it…
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U.K.Independent:The knife crime epidemic has sparked a furious debate about police numbers with Ms Dick clashing with Theresa May, who previously said a rise in violent crime was not directly correlated with falling staff levels.
The number of police officers in England and Wales has dropped by more than 20,000 since 2010.
On Wednesday the head of the National Police Chiefs Council said “we just don’t have enough officers”, and called for the government to put “emergency money” into policing that forces could use to pay overtime and juggle officers between themselves to target problem areas.
Ms May should also appoint a “senior minister holding all departments and agencies to account” for the crisis, Sarah Thornton said.