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The Police and Crime Commissioner has launched his VAWG Inquiry Report
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Matthew Scott asks the Chief Constable about the officer verification scheme
Following Sarah Everard's murder, Kent Police instigated an Officer Verification Scheme, whereby a member of the public can ask a police officer to call Force Control, to check they are who they say they are. The scheme has been a big success, as the Chief Constable Alan Pughsley told Matthew Scott at June's Performance and Delivery Board.