Hear Cindy Butts talk about the findings of our discrimination review (West Yorkshire)

Dame Anne Owers talks about the public confidence survey and our plans to help police forces improve how they handle complaints.

Public Confidence in the Police Complaints System Survey 2014

IPCC Chair Dame Anne Owers talks about the findings from this year's report, including the lowest number of deaths in custody in a decade and how mental health disorders are present in a large number of deaths.

Deaths following or during police contact 2013-14

Associate Commissioner Tom Milson discusses the findings in our independent investigation into the way Devon and Cornwall Police handled an assault reported by Keith Dance in the days before his murder 

IPCC highlights failures in handling of assault reported by Keith Dance prior to his murder

In her speech the Police Integrity Conference on Wednesday 24 September IPCC Deputy Chair Sarah Green outlined:

The current framework for defining, reporting and investigating wrong doing.
Securing and maintaining public confidence in the police complaints system.
The new IPCC.

Understanding and Enhancing the role of the IPCC

Commissioner Jan Williams update on the investigation into the way Avon and Somerset police and staff treated Bijan Ebrahimi before his death

Update on the Bijan Ebrahimi case

IPCC Deputy Chair Rachel Cerfontyne discusses the Mark Duggan Investigation and its findings.

Read the full report and access other materials on our website:
https://www.ipcc.gov.uk/investigations/mark-duggan-metropolitan-police-service 

Deputy Chair Rachel Cerfontyne - Mark Duggan Investigation Report

The Independent Police Complaints Commission have issued revised guidelines to improve the handling of discrimination complaints, as well as a set of key principles to help police forces improve the accessibility of the complaints system

Commissioner Cindy Butts discusses the revised Guidelines for handling allegations of discrimination

Dame Anne highlights that as the number of complaints made increases, there remain marked differences in the way police forces across England and Wales handle complaints - and there are more people dissatisfied with the way their complaint has been handled.

Chair Dame Anne Owers discusses the Police Complaints Statistics for 2014/15

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Chair Dame Anne Owers talks about the IPCC's Police Use of Force Report, which brings together  evidence from complaints, and investigations as well as examining public perceptions

Dame Anne Owers - Police Use of Force Report

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