Stunning photo of our great City from @NPASSouthEast
Wanted to share this with you all.
Times are hard at the moment but we are all in this together. Stay safe #StayHomeSaveLives #lockdown
Met Fed Rep retweeted
There have been numerous comments on this - that the officer should be arrested, prosecuted, suspended, summarily dismissed. Some of this is not possible or may not be appropriate. 1/
Met Fed Rep retweeted
Give our police officers PPE and virus tests to keep them safe - Holly Lynch yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/opi…
Met Fed Rep retweeted
Today we have released a video featuring @millerjessicak, Director of Research at @policecareuk, providing practical advice for frontline officers on how they can manage the difficult situations and feelings they face during this challenging period.
polfed.org/news-media/latest…
Met Fed Rep retweeted
The @metpoliceuk used to give us stickers. Best community relations efforts ever. Bring back stickers!
Met Fed Rep retweeted
Ken tells Julia: We are now being asked to make dynamic decisions, risk assessing each situation as to whether PPE is needed. If my colleagues feel far safer wearing a mask, then let's let them wear one. Let’s procure the masks and allow them to wear them.
Chairman Ken Marsh scheduled to be on @talkRADIO with @JuliaHB1 shortly discussing policing in London and the challenges the #coronavirus crisis brings our hard-working members.
Met Fed Rep retweeted
Officers from SW MSC patrolling parks and communal areas today around Merton and Wandsworth, keeping Londoners safe. Thank you for respecting the lockdown #StayHomeSaveLives
That’s fair, I wasn’t aware of his background, but all I can say is he was decent and fair with the cases I took his way. Beyond that, I have no experience of how he was, but that’s disappointing to hear
Met Fed Rep retweeted
Chairman Ken Marsh on @talkRADIO. “We are getting there but I don’t think we have enough Protective Equipment. But the whole world wants what we want.” Ken emphasises importance of PPE for colleagues: “We struggle to self distance because of the nature of being a police officer.”
Replying to @AchingRat
He actually takes the time to really listen to your representations and really consider them doesn’t he? He’s a loss to the Met
2
Replying to @London_lad01
(My serious answer is that he is very fair... that doesn’t mean that he done what I wanted him to every time, but that when he made a decision that I may not have liked, he done so in a decent and fair way)
Have always found Martin Hewitt to be a thoroughly decent and fair man every time I have taken a probationer to see him for a Reg 13 appeal and other dealings. He’s one of the good ones
If there’s some PPE from the set of The Bill knocking around we may be OK!
Fully operational ventilators from the Holby City set arrived at the new Nightingale Hospital yesterday.
@BBCCasualty & @BBCHolbyCity Exec Producer Simon Harper said: "We are only too happy to help out and do what we can for the courageous and selfless real life medics."
1
3
Replying to @ForeheadMonkeys
Please please please complete a near miss for everyone single call you attend and every parade where you don’t have PPE. And email your local rep so they can take it up too.
1
Replying to @ForeheadMonkeys @MPFed
If a supervisor wants to try and discipline an officer for using PPE to protect themselves, you’d better believe that officer will be backed.
I would imagine (hope) that there isn’t a supervisor out there that would try and stick somebody on for this
2
2
Replying to @niallivstapper @iofiv
We’re closer than 2m to one another on patrol. The advice around wearing masks is to mitigate the risk of being unable to practice social distancing when on patrol, as much to protect our operator or driver as ourselves
1

















