It becomes easier to understand and accept that once a procedure is introduced by the police hierarchy, regardless of objection to the immorality of it, the front line officer is compelled to adhere to force process. Unwittingly or otherwise, the front liners become complicit to the deception of decreasing crime.


There are many officers who want the truth to come out, not only to raise public awareness, but because they know only too well that it is they who also suffer with the consequences of the Government & Senior Officer conspiracy. If crime recording and statistics enable the effective allocation of resources, it follows that year on year decreases on crime within a force, will affect the allocation of resources actually needed to deliver the policing for that area.


In future reports we will put more meat on the bones about the real reforms that the front line officers say are needed to deliver true justice for society in the UK.


In the meantime, please examine the reports that follow. We welcome any observations or comments you may have to enquiries@nice-1.co.uk


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All recorded crime for 43 England & Wales police forces August – October 2009 Burglary incidents for 43 England & Wales police forces August – October 2009 Car Crime incident for 43 England & Wales police forces August – October 2009


Page 8 Diagrams to illustrate % changes on BCS & recorded crime 12 months June 09 vs 08 NOTE


The data contained in the following reports is compiled and produced in advance of Home Office reports that may contain crime statistics for the same period. All current data extracted from http://maps.police.uk/ Prior year data from British Crime Survey


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