the country on average last year crime fell by eight percent and in fact it fell in my force in leicestershire by eight percent as well so we are seeing a overall reduction in crime across the country at the same time we're cutting police numbers but they're doing innovative things like sharing back office services because the forces to save money and keep those police out on the streets where people want to be sort of in offices filling in paperwork and that with red tape to think that they're being in is because. the coalition have been and the way they're cutting public services across the piece we're being told that there will be no night patrols on the river as a result of these cuts this is a security assurance of counterterrorism issues as well as an issue of safety on the streets so we have different experiences in terms of our constituencies and everybody wants to support the police and we have a different economic strategy to deal with the deficit and the financial measures that need to be introduced essence what we want to do is support the place we both want to see crime reduced. t

the country on average last year crime fell by eight percent and in fact it fell in my force in leicestershire by eight percent as well so we are seeing a overall reduction in crime across the country at the same time we're cutting police numbers but they're doing innovative things like sharing back office services because the forces. to save money and keep those place out on the streets where people want to be sort of filling in paperwork and all that with red china it's not just the police integrity it's the public perception of the police integrity and the reforms will help to improve the public perception of prison time which also important right thank you very very much for joining us you can join in our debate online we've also been on twitter a lot of the public have been getting involved in this debate as well as members of the police force of police reform to join in the debate about the latest police reforms. they will be about with the business but the news too much to say with more for you in about half an hour from now i've got business on my mind because kate is here in the studi

and he fell in my force in leicestershire by eight percent as well so we are seeing a overall reduction in crime across the country at the same time we're cutting police numbers but they're doing innovative things like sharing back office services with other forces to save money and keep those police out on the streets where people want them to be instead of in offices filling in paperwork and that with red tape what do you think of that they're being in it because. the coalition i've been an event where they're cutting public services across the piece i was in the fire brigade for twenty five years. the fire brigade. reporting mechanism for second jobs for for many many years a lot of the reforms that they are very sensible in east london we pioneered neighborhood policing. popular across a piece of the six officers and. the marine unit in my area. we've been told that there will be no night patrols on the river as a result of these cuts this is a security assurance of counterterrorism issues as well as an issue of safety on the streets so we have different experiences in terms of our

eight percent and in fact it fell in my force in leicestershire by eight percent as well so we are seeing a overall reduction in crime across the country at the same times with cutting police numbers but they're doing innovative things like sharing back office services because the forces to save money and keep those police out on the streets where people want to be sort of in offices filling in paperwork and snarl that with red tape to what do you think that the being in his favor because. the coalition a bit of in the way they're cutting public services across the piece we're being told that there will be no night patrols on the river as a result of these cuts this is a security assurance of counterterrorism issue as well as an issue of safety on the streets so we have different experiences in terms of our constituencies and everybody wants to support the police and we have a different economic strategy to deal with the deficit and the financial spirity measures that need to be introduced essence what we want to do is support the place we both want to see crime reduced. to do that kind o

the country on average last year crime fell by eight percent and in fact it fell in my force in leicestershire by eight percent as well so we are seeing a overall reduction in crime across the country at the same time we're cutting police numbers. sharing back office services because of forces to save money and keep those police out on the streets where people want to be sort of in offices filling in paperwork and with red tape not just the police integrity it's the public perception of the police integrity and the reforms will help to improve the public perception of prison. right thank you very very much for joining us you can join in our debate online dot com we've also been on twitter a lot of the public have been getting involved in this debate as well as members of the police. reform to join in the debate about the latest police. and westminster has been active in other areas to bring in free mental health treatment for peace for the five thousand pounds for the program online we've got the details of why the politicians in parliament are being offered the treatment of free of charge. to

across the country on average last year crime fell by eight percent and he fell in my force in leicestershire by eight percent as well so we are seeing a overall reduction in crime across the country at the same time we're cutting police numbers but they're doing innovative things like sharing back office services because the forces. to save money and keep those police out on the streets where people want to be instead of in offices fitting in paperwork and snow that with red tape is not just the the police integrity it's the public perception of the police integrity and the reforms will help to improve the public perception of prison time which if you will see him right thank you thanks very much for joining us you can join in and i'll debate online dot com we've also been on twitter a lot of the public have been getting involved in this debate as well the news of the police. reform to join in the debate about the way this place reforms are to surf earth reporting for us there now after a short break it's breaking the set with host abby martin don't go in. helicopters flying through the air

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