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Our response to COVID-19
Like all public services the IOPC has had to adapt the way it works in order to meet the unprecedented challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. Our priority is to maintain our key statutory functions during the pandemic so public confidence in policing can be maintained.
Our COVID-19 response
Contact us
We have had to adjust our services due to the Coronavirus situation. We appreciate your understanding and support during this challenging time. Information about the adjustments can be found on our contact us page.
Contact usWhat we investigate
We investigate the most serious and sensitive incidents and allegations involving the police. Find out more about what happens during an IOPC investigation and the different possible outcomes.
What we investigateKey areas of work
Some areas of policing are particularly important to learn from. Read more about our research and the investigations we do that help provide a unique insight into policing of these areas.
Read more about key areasLatest news
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We would like to hear from anyone who witnessed a man being restrained during a stop and search by police in Southwark, south-east London.The man was the driver of a black Range Rover with three passengers. He was stopped by poli... |
The West Midlands Regional Director for the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has moved to reassure local communities over their concerns about the police use of force on black men following several recent incidents. ... |
A South Wales Police officer has been cleared of using unnecessary force on a teenage boy in Bridgend.An independent panel at a misconduct hearing held by South Wales Police concluded today that PC Paul Evans did not breach the s... |
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