Independent Police Complaints Commission

IPCC submission to the All Party Parliamentary Group on Domestic and Sexual Violence

Our submission draws on investigations into allegations that police failed to protect domestic violence victims or adequately investigate allegations of sexual violence, plus research into cases where police officers have abused their powers.

Read the IPCC’s submission to the All Party Parliamentary Group on Domestic and Sexual Violence.

Hillsborough - November update

We have published the November edition of our Hillsborough update for the public. We will continue to produce written updates throughout the life of the investigations. These updates may be issued after important milestones or events. If there is no particular event we will still aim to provide an update at regular intervals.

Read about the Hillsborough Investigation

IPCC Hillsborough witness appeal

Were you at Hillsborough on 15 April 1989? Did you give an account to West Midlands Police?

Deborah Glass, IPCC Deputy Chair, explains why the IPCC needs your help with the Hillsborough witness appeal.

IPCC Chair Dame Anne Owers introduces the organisation

Anne explains our role and sets out how we contribute to public confidence in the policing system in England and Wales.

Find out more about Anne.

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IPCC outlines scope of investigation into the death of Leon Briggs

Terms of Reference for the investigation into the conduct of three Police Federation representatives

IPCC issues findings following inquest verdicts into the deaths of Marek Wojciechowski and Oisin Twomey in Torquay

Avon and Somerset Police officers and staff interviewed over contact with Bijan Ebrahimi

Statement from Deborah Glass regarding supervised investigation into Downing Street incident

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IPCC outlines scope of investigation into the death of Leon Briggs
The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) is today outlining the parameters of its investigation into the death of Leon Briggs.
Terms of Reference for the investigation into the conduct of three Police Federation representatives
In October we re-determined the original supervised investigation to an independent and on 5 November decided to independently investigate the allegation that two officers misled the Home Affairs Committee.
IPCC issues findings following inquest verdicts into the deaths of Marek Wojciechowski and Oisin Twomey in Torquay
Marek Wojciechowski had been reported to Devon and Cornwall Constabulary as high risk missing person before he deliberately drove his car into the Twomey family car.

Statutory guidance
IPCC guidance for police forces and police and crime commissioners on the handling of complaints.
Learning the Lessons
Since 2007 the IPCC has published a regular Learning the Lessons Bulletin to help the police service learn lessons from completed investigations into police complaints and conduct matters undertaken by the IPCC or by the police service locally

Spotlight

IPCC outlines scope of investigation into the death of Leon Briggs

Terms of Reference for the investigation into the conduct of three Police Federation representatives

IPCC issues findings following inquest verdicts into the deaths of Marek Wojciechowski and Oisin Twomey in Torquay

Statutory guidance

Learning the Lessons

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