Submitted on Saturday 30th September 2023
Rejected on Friday 6th October 2023
Current status: Rejected
Rejection code: duplicate (see below for details)
Support Firearms Officers who rightfully discharge a weapon in the Line of Duty.
1.Change the threshold at which the IOPC can launch an investigation 2.Ensure claims to the Supreme Court are brought by independent bodies to the previous CPS & High Court rulings
3.Increase Legal Protection for Officers during proceedings
4.Expedite the speed of investigations into the Police
Whilst recognising the importance of transparency and accountability, the Police must carry out their duties knowing the laws they uphold are there to protect them with same due process as members of the public and furthermore upholds their right to anonymity. When on patrol, deployed on proactive crime and counter terrorism operations Police make split second decisions to disarm the armed and dangerous to protect communities. Officers must do so with a framework that provides them with reasonable legal protection when their actions are justifiable and in line with their training and duty to serve and protect. We call on lawmakers to ensure this protection in the face of lawful operational decisions.
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