Where to being on this post. What do you consider to be criminal activity?. Do you believe that the police should be keeping a database of Criminal Activity?.Do you believe that political protest is a criminal activity?

Freedom of information figures obtained by the Liberal Democrats show that more than 1,000 serving police officers have a criminal record.

Over a thousand serving police officers in Great Britain have criminal convictions, according to new figures revealed by the Liberal Democrats. The information, gathered from Freedom of Information requests to Britain’s police forces, shows how: There were 1,063 serving police officers in 41 police forces across Britain who had criminal convictions This includes five officers who were sacked...

This needs protection (just in case the police state gets bigger and more efficient) So you are having a bad time with some anti social criminal types who are ruining your neighbourhood, now and then things get so bad that you have to telephone the police, you may have been a victim who suffered some criminal

No individual police officers will face criminal charges over the killing of Jean Charles de Menezes, despite an inquest exposing inconsistencies in witness testimonies, prosecutors have said.

More than 40 police officers in Scotland have been convicted of a criminal offence since January 2009, figures show.

Here’s how the party’s lead press release today, picked up by much of the media today, reports this latest crime statistic: Over a thousand serving police officers in Great Britain have criminal convictions, according to new figures revealed by the Liberal Democrats. … • There were 1,063 serving police officers in 41 police forces across Britain who had

The Liberal Democrats today accused both Labour and the Conservatives of ducking the hard decisions on police reform in favour of a sentencing arms race, as they launched their proposals for fundamental reform of the way the police are run.The ideas, outlined in the paper Cutting Crime: Catching Criminals With Better Policing, highlight the urgent need to move the criminal justice debate away from...

Five police forces have been ordered to delete old criminal convictions from the Police National Computer. In dismissing appeals by Humberside, Northumbria, Staffordshire, Greater Manchester and West Midlands Police, the Information Tribunal has upheld the view of the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) that the retention of the old convictions data is in breach of the Data Protection Act.

POLICE yesterday ruled out ordering a criminal investigation into Nigel Griffiths, the Edinburgh South MP who had a sexual encounter in his House of Commons office.