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Police forces ‘taking longer to respond to serious offences’

Summary by The Independent
The BBC said responses from 19 forces suggested they were 44% slower to arrive at emergency incidents after 999 calls than in 2013.

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Police forces ‘taking longer to respond to serious offences’

The BBC said responses from 19 forces suggested they were 44 slower to arrive at emergency incidents after 999 calls than in 2013.

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Police forces ‘taking longer to respond to serious offences’

The BBC said responses from 19 forces suggested they were 44% slower to arrive at emergency incidents after 999 calls than in 2013.

·London, United Kingdom
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Police forces ‘taking longer to respond to serious offences’

The BBC said responses from 19 forces suggested they were 44 slower to arrive at emergency incidents after 999 calls than in 2013.

·Stroud, United Kingdom
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Wiltshire TimesWiltshire Times

Police forces ‘taking longer to respond to serious offences’

The BBC said responses from 19 forces suggested they were 44 slower to arrive at emergency incidents after 999 calls than in 2013.

·Trowbridge, United Kingdom
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Police forces ‘taking longer to respond to serious offences’

Police forces are reportedly taking an average of three minutes longer to attend serious offences in England and Wales compared with six years ago.

·Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
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Police forces ‘taking longer to respond to serious offences’

Police forces are reportedly taking an average of three minutes longer to attend serious offences in England and Wales compared with six years ago.

·Ketley, United Kingdom
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The Independent broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, May 30, 2022.
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