South Yorkshire Police officers to be investigated by IPCC
The Independent Police Complaints Commission today said it would investigate 10 South Yorkshire police officers over their handling of child sexual exploitation in Rotherham.
PCC: 'I think I can work with' South Yorkshire Police Chief
South Yorkshire's newly-elected Police and Crime Commissioner says he thinks he can work with the force's Chief Constable David Crompton.
Dr Alan Billings, the Labour party candidate, won the election with just over 50 per cent of the vote. Turn out was 14.88 per cent.
He told Duncan Wood he believes Crompton was "determined" to improve the force:
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Rotherham child abuse files 'stolen'
MPs are calling for an investigation amid claims files detailing the failures in tackling child sexual exploitation in Rotherham were stolen
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Home Affairs Committee calls for Rotherham transparency
Home Affairs Committee has called for greater transparency over Rotherham after finding 'compelling evidence' that concerns were ignored
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Shaun Wright: calls quitting the 'easy option'
South Yorkshire's Police and Crime Commissioner said quitting his post would be 'easy option' before a committee of MPs