lincolnshire police are inviting motorists to submit footage of incidents, leading to hundreds of warnings it does help when drivers have dashcams... ..to capture moments like this. for the last two years, lincolnshire police have been asking people to send in their own windscreen footage in the hope that it'll encourage some drivers to do better. the difference it makes is, if somebody is considering doing a risky overtake, driving in an inappropriate manner, theyjust don't know who's watching them and filming them. and if this just stops one person from doing something like that and saves a life, then it's a job well done. over the last year, lincolnshire police have received around 2,000 dashcam videos uploaded to their 0peration snap website. many of those have come to nothing, but some, two thirds of them, have resulted in warnings or offences which either saw three points and a fine handed out or some even with court appearances. and the idea of uploading your dangerous driver dashcam footage to the police is clearly becoming more popular, with officers seeing an increase in the last

a neighbour reported then seeing a pc throwing punches, but lincolnshire police found officers�* actionsecessary and said the camera may have been switched off in confusion. we also spent months digging for written records of failings. we've uncovered a catalogue of reports of misuse after sending hundreds of information requests. they show officers have deleted footage, covertly recorded conversations and even filmed and shared an image of a naked person. and we also found multiple cases of footage being accessed inappropriately by officers and shared on whatsapp. but we discovered forces routinely resist releasing video of camera misuse. four years ago, officers were called out to conduct a welfare check on a woman in liverpool. soon after arriving, one became involved in a row with her boyfriend which quickly escalated. just wind your bleep neck- in because you're on getting mine. next time you obstruct me doing myjob, i'll put you in the bleep car and put you in a cell. _ the man was punched five times and his partner filmed the aftermath, but merseyside police has continually refuse

a neighbour reported then seeing a pc throwing punches, but lincolnshire police found officers' actions also spent months digging for written records of failings. we've uncovered a catalogue of reports of misuse after sending hundreds of information requests. they show officers have deleted footage, covertly recorded conversations and even filmed and shared an image of a naked person. and we also found multiple cases of footage being accessed inappropriately by officers and shared on whatsapp. but we discovered forces routinely resist releasing video of camera misuse. four years ago, officers were called out to conduct a welfare check on a woman in liverpool. soon after arriving, one became involved in a row with her boyfriend which quickly escalated. just wind your bleep neck- in because you're on getting mine. next time you obstruct me doing myjob, i'll put you in the bleep car and put you in a cell. _ the man was punched five times and his partner filmed the aftermath, but merseyside police has continually refused to release footage showing two of the officers turning their cameras o

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it happened at a village in lincolnshire when members of the public saw several people lying on the floor and reported it to policeewsday. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. temperatures have been creeping up day—by—day and on thursday we saw the warmest day of the year so far in wisley in surrey. 32.6 celsius, rounding up to 33 degrees. now, most places ended thursday on a dry, warm and muggy note, but some pretty ferocious thunderstorms, northern ireland through scotland have been raging. they will continue to clear the way northwards of the early part of friday and then we'll start to see some low cloud, mist and fog rolling in off the north sea, affecting eastern scotland and north—east england. a very warm and muggy nights come for all areas, particularly across the south. so we start off with this grey, misty, foggy weather across eastern scotland through the firth of forth and across north—east england. it will gradually burn back to the north sea coast as we move through the morning. so sunshine will make an appearance here fairly quickly, but for most it's another dry, sunny and hot and humid day

street in full uniform as a serving police officer and the family concerned, along with damilola taylor and many others, was lukewarm only 25 years ago in lincolnshireath. it shocked the nation. there were headlines on every single newspaper. >> well, i worked support and advised that family. >> they were broken just like any other family . any other family. >> so bringing us right up to date . nana 2425 years ago. date. nana 2425 years ago. >> what am i in this studio talking about today ? talking about today? >> a beautiful young black girl that was in route to school, stabbed to death. and in all of that time, 24, 26 years, what have we done ? have we done? >> i'll tell you what i've done. i risked my career within policing because i predicted a knife crime epidemic after having been stabbed myself khalife by an armed burglar. >> it devastated my life. i've never been the same again. >> which is why i do what i do. >> which is why i do what i do. >> and i've met a thousand families that had somebody murdered stabbed death, murdered, many stabbed to death, shot, . shot, you name it. >> white, old, young male >> black, white, old, young male , name

police to report a mass killing . after seeing mass killing. after seeing several people like on the floor, participants in the class in lincolnshire.idst of meditation . when midst of meditation. when officers turned up on wednesday night in a facebook post, the cafe said if anyone heard the mass of police sirens in chapel street, saint leonards, at 9:30 pm, then please be reassured. p.m, then please be reassured. someone had reported a mass killing in our building, having seen several people laying on the floor, which actually turned out to be a class in out to be a yoga class in meditation on there we go. well, also , another slightly surreal also, another slightly surreal story for you , jeremy corbyn. story for you, jeremy corbyn. you might not like him. i'll tell you what, you might start liking him a lot more now. he could tories win the could help the tories win the next mayoral election. next london mayoral election. yes right. according yes that's right. according to a redfield wilton strategies redfield and wilton strategies poll. know good. poll. so you know it's good. sadiq lose the london sadiq khan could lose the lond

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