Danish Government Orders Police to Register All Potential Crimes and End Case Shelving - The Copenhagen Post
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The police received sharp criticism in May after a report about cases being dropped without proper investigation.
The police received sharp criticism in May after a report about cases being dropped without proper investigation.
The police received sharp criticism in May after a report about cases being dropped without proper investigation.
Danish government orders police to register all potential crimes and end case shelving - The Copenhagen Post
The Danish government will require police to register all potential crimes as criminal cases and end the practice of shelving reports without a proper investigation. The Justice Ministry announced Tuesday that it would implement all recommendations from the National Audit Office, Denmark’s independent public spending watchdog. The disputed police practice is known as “washing cases.” […]
The government will abolish the police's dismissal of potential criminal cases and will implement all of the National Audit Office's recommendations for what is called "washing of cases". This is stated in a press release from the Ministry of Justice on Tuesday. - Citizens must of course be able to trust that the police will handle their case properly and correctly, regardless of where in the country they live. - All potential criminal cases mus…
The police received sharp criticism in May after a report about cases being dropped without proper investigation.
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