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Freedom of Information response to request for information relating to 3rd party sales of firearms.

The aim of this policy and supporting procedure is to ensure authorisation is considered to designate a ‘Protected Person’ where there is in existence a real and immediate threat to the life of an individual by the criminal acts of a third party where Human Rights under article 2 are engaged.

Leicestershire Police is committed to dealing with every Road Traffic Collision (RTC) with professionalism, respect and consideration. We aim to provide all involved with a high level of service, from the minute the collision is reported to the point a case is closed.

Freedom of Information response to request for information relating to, Stonewall. Please see Response Letter 2638/21

This policy aims to provide an incident and crime recording system that is consistently applied, delivers accurate statistics that are trusted by the public and puts the needs of victims at its core.

Leicestershire Police is committed to providing operational staff cycles that are fit for purpose, as a means of transport for their role.

Freedom of Information response to request for information relating to FOI Data Breaches , Please see Response Letter 2484/21

The purpose of this policy is to ensure that Leicestershire Police have a robust and efficient response to the investigation, administration and return of stolen vehicles. This replaces the previous arrangements, where an owner opted whether or not to allow their vehicle to be forensically examined. Upon recovery of a stolen vehicle it may require forensic examination to maximise the investigative opportunities and the potential for detection and apprehension of the offender. The recovery of vehicles is subject of a separate policy, the “Vehicle Removal Policy

Leicestershire Police is committed to having the operational capacity, capability and resilience to mitigate the threats and risk across the Force area. Cognisance will be taken of our regional and national mutual aid commitments.

Leicestershire Police recognises that when a hate incident or hate crime occurs it does not simply injure the victim or damage their property but can, and often does, seriously affect whole families, local communities and society as a whole. Leicestershire Police will investigate all hate incidents and hate crimes rigorously and proportionately. It is recognised that even the most innocuous hate occurrence if mismanaged has the potential to become a critical incident.