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	Dorset Police
		The statutory purpose of the authority is to ensure the maintenance of an efficient and effective police service in the force area.
		The council members are appointed by Dorset County, Bournemouth and Poole Councils and reflect the political balance of the parties on the councils as a whole.
		The independent members are appointed after selection by the Home Secretary and the rest of the authority.
	www.dorset.police.uk /policeauthority/index.shtml (562 words)

	Dorset Police - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dorset Police is the Home Office police force with the responsibility of policing the English county of Dorset.
		The force is divided into four Divisions: Western Division covers the Western half of the county, Eastern Division covers the Eastern part of the county, and a separate division for each of Poole and Bournemouth, the two main urban conurbations of the county.
		The establishment of Dorset and Bournemouth police dates from October 1, 1967 when the Dorset Constabulary merged with the Bournemouth Borough Police, covering the county borough of Bournemouth which was itself until 1974 considered part of Hampshire.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dorset_Police (250 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Dorset Police (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		A Police Constable of West Yorkshire Police on patrol The United Kingdom is a unitary (as opposed to federal) state, and police forces, generally speaking, are organised at the level of administrative districts.
		Grampian Police are a police force in north east of Scotland, covering the borough of the City of Aberdeen and the counties of Aberdeenshire and Moray.
		Dorset police, however, increased its budget last year to £95.6 million, which was an increase of £7.7 million, or 8.8 per cent., which was broadly in line with police authorities generally.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Dorset-Police (1905 words)

	City of London Police - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		With about 1,200 employees (including about 900 police officers) and only three police stations, on Snow Hill, Wood Street, and Bishopsgate, the City of London Police is the smallest Home Office (territorial) police force in the United Kingdom both in terms of geographic area (one square mile) and numbers of police officers.
		The force in its present form dates from 1839, when the Corporation of London agreed to reform its police force along modern lines in order for it to not be amalgamated with the new Metropolitan Police.
		This proposal, which would see the City Police become an Operational Command Unit of the Metropolitan Police (in much the same way that the Royal Parks Constabulary did), has met with significant criticism from both the Corporation of London and several major institutions resident in the City.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/City_of_London_Police (679 words)

	dorset police - Mixcat Interactive
		Dorset Police are the first force in the country to take delivery of a completely new type of car.
		Dorset Police are the first force in the country to take delivery of a...
		A warning is issued by police in Dorset after a bag containing potentially lethal drugs is left on a bus.
	www.mixcat.com /search.php?q=dorset+police&categories=1&override= (281 words)

	DSCP - Latest News
		Dorset Police, the Dorset Safety Camera Partnership and Dorset County Council’s road safety team yesterday received a Commendation in the Prince Michael International Road Safety Awards, following a road safety initiative on the A37 during 2003.
		Chief Inspector, Glen Chalk, of Dorset Police said: “By effectively analysing collisions that had occurred on the route, the Dorset Police Road Policing Unit was able to prioritise patrol based activity to ensure a visible presence in an attempt to detect offences and to moderate driver behaviour.
		Dorset County Council's Road Safety Team devised an innovative practical driving scheme tailored to the needs of both regular commuters and local residents along the 18 mile A37 corridor between Dorchester and Yeovil.
	www.dorsetsafetycameras.org.uk /news/117.htm (625 words)

	Dorset Police Tackling Homophobia and Gay Hate Crime :: Silence Is Not Golden
		Dorset's resident population is approaching 700,000 people, spread over 1000 square miles (over half of which is designated as being in areas of outstanding natural beauty) with over 170 miles of coastline.
		The policing area served by the Force is a combination of both urban and rural, with over 90% of the county being classified as 'rural', populated with 328,000 residents, many living in small towns, villages and hamlets.
		Dorset Police have dedicated officers, staff whose role is to liaise with lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people.
	www.silenceisnotgolden.org /force.aspx?guid=34e0b305-cc55-4029-b1c6-f6b79419a281 (313 words)

	Local agreement: Dorset (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Dorset was possibly the first county to identify the problem of pharmacists being reluctant to sell citric acid because of the misuse of drugs act, and to arrange an agreement with the police on their approach to the enforcement of this law.
		The agreement with the police, and details of the then recent decision by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain that they would not discipline members breaking only this law, were first circulated to pharmacists in 1999, and reported in Druglink under the headline 'green light to acid sales' (!).
		He told the meeting that as far as Dorset was concerned they fully supported any initiative that helps harm reduction however, no clear decision was made regarding the citric question and the issue has now been forwarded to the main ACPO committee for their opinion.
	www.exchangesupplies.org /citric/local/dorset/dorset.html (444 words)

	MP Challenges Blunkett on Funding for Dorset Police (Annette Brooke) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Speaking up for local concerns, MP for Mid Dorset, Annette Brooke, raised the issue of adequate funding for Dorset Police in the debate on the Queen's Speech yesterday.
		In addition, Annette Brooke has learned that Dorset police is forced to return over £1 million of fines collected from safety cameras to HM Treasury rather than re-invest it in road safety schemes in the county.
		The Dorset police has since written to the Minister to inform her that the force is no longer allowed ring-fence the fines collected to improve road safety, street design and child education locally due to changes in regulations.
	www.middorsetlibdems.org.uk /news/82.html (409 words)

	CNN.com - UK pair quizzed over Portugal baby - January 16, 2002
		Dorset Police said the pair have not been charged and would face questioning.
		A Dorset Police spokesman said: "A woman came into Bournemouth police station wanting to talk to police officers and officers are talking to the lady at the moment.
		The couple, who Portuguese police said lived in the Algarve resort of Albufeira and worked in the timeshare industry, are alleged to have left the child in a baby stroller near the airport and flown to Britain.
	archives.cnn.com /2002/WORLD/europe/01/16/portugal.baby/index.html (374 words)

	You and the police - Dorset For You
		If the police question you, you do not have to give any information other than your name and address, although under certain circumstances (which will be explained to you if you do not answer certain questions) your silence could be subsequently used against you in court.
		The police may release you if you give a written promise that you will appear at a named court at a certain time, or you may be allowed to leave without giving such a promise, but you will be called to appear in court at some future date.
		If you are arrested the police will carry out their investigation as quickly as possible; however, you may be detained for up to 24 hours, though your detention will be reviewed by a senior officer after 6 hours and then at 9 hour intervals.
	www.dorsetforyou.com /index.jsp?articleid=3685 (1657 words)

	Dorset Echo. Weymouth, Portland, Dorchester & Dorset news, sport & more. Definitive guide to Dorset (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		LATEST figures from Dorset Police show 119 motorists have been arrested for drink- driving during their World Cup crackdown.
		Dorset Police launched the campaign on June 5 to coincide with the tournament.
		A police spokesman said the figure of 119 was down on the summer campaign of 2005 when 128 people were arrested for drink-driving.
	www.dorsetecho.co.uk /display.var.815269.0.0.php (341 words)

	Dorset Roll
		While he was searching for a thief, he lost control of his bicycle when descending a steep hill at Charmouth, his machine crashed and he sustained a fractured jaw and skull and died soon afterwards.
		While on plain-clothes duty, attached to the new special night patrol at Weymouth, he was riding pillion on a police motorcycle at midnight on 24 July, when it crashed into a wall and he was fatally injured.
		Died as a result of severe leg injuries sustained in a road traffic accident on 4th May, when his moped was in collision with a car which turned across his path, while travelling to report for night duty at Christchurch.
	www.policememorial.org.uk /Forces/Dorset/DorsetRoll.htm (410 words)

	CPS Dorset Charges Ahead, CPS Dorset
		From Monday 27th March 2006 CPS Dorset will be responsible for deciding on the charges in the majority of cases of those who commit more serious crime in Dorset.
		Dorset has operated a successful shadow scheme, where duty prosecutors have provided advice to police on how and when an offender should be charged.
		Dorset has prosecutors based in the main custody centres in Bournemouth, Poole and Weymouth Monday to Friday between 9 am and 5pm for face to face consultations with Police Officers.
	www.cps.gov.uk /dorset/cps_dorset_news/press_releases/cps_dorset_charges_ahead (511 words)

	Hampshire Constabulary: Police Related Organisations
		The website provides an overview of the work undertaken by Dorset Police as they strive with their communities and partners to make Dorset an even safer place to live, work, study and visit.
		Hampshire Police Authority is an independent organisation which is responsible for overseeing the work of the Constabulary to make sure it operates as efficiently and effectively as possible within available resources.
		It is a partnership between the Police, charities, and the private sector.
	www.hampshire.police.uk /Internet/links/policerelated.htm (683 words)

	Home Office \| Police \| Dorset
		Dorset Constabulary serves a mainly rural population of 700,000, with over 4 million tourists visiting the county each year.
		Following a period of relative stability with an established and experienced command team, a new Chief Constable was appointed in 2005.
		The force has also made significant efforts to improve call handling, with a key project being the introduction of a single control centre and a police enquiry centre with new technology and business processes.
	police.homeoffice.gov.uk /performance-and-measurement/performance-assessment/assessments-2004-2005/dorset (192 words)

	Dorset Police Regatta Wednesday
		This renaissance meeting was organised by Rob Gillespie of the Dorset Police, and was aided by Jim McGregor (chief harbour pilot), Malcolm Palmer and Brian Tucker (both ex Dorset Police) as race officers.
		The weather tended to be rather cloudy with the threat of rain (it rained during the lunch break on Wednesday, but not at all during racing).
		The nine police dinghies were well spread out by the time the race officer set up a finish line.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /sxpdsc/dorsetopen.htm (1274 words)

	Dorset Police
		Dorset Police Authority - Latest news, information and Jobs.
		Click here for important information for farmers and stockists of fertiliser.
		If you have suspicions about somebody's activities or behaviour, or if you have any information that might be relevant, call the police Anti-Terrorist Hotline on 0800 789 321.
	www.dorsetpolice.org (79 words)

	Atkins - Dorset Police (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The Police Authority required new facilities that would enable it to provide the highest possible policing service and visible reassurance, as well as to prevent, detect and reduce the fear of crime.
		A design that helps the Police Authority to develop a corporate identity through a consistent visual style which is modern and inviting to the public, yet also reflects a reassuring presence of authority.
		Our objective is to provide the police with the best and most cost-effective support, equipment and facilities to enable staff to perform to the best of their ability.
	www.atkinsglobal.com /wsainternet/skills/projectfinance/1145691 (213 words)

	ABD - Dorset (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Police officers jumped into a van and followed a driver to his place of work, and fined him £30 after witnessing a crime.
		Dorset has no motorways, and very few dual carriageways, indeed its road network has to be one of the worst of any English county.
		Their idea of the Engineering part of the 3 E's is described as "An improved route to the engineering aspect, ensuring the best use of camera technology by intelligence and analysis targeting of casualty hot spots." Duuuugh.
	www.abd.org.uk /local/dorset.htm (1218 words)

	Dorset Police Authority - Dorset For You
		This page details the Council Tax charged by Dorset Police Authority since it was established on 1 April 1995.
		Although the Council Tax started on 1 April 1993 Dorset Police Authority was not formed until 1 April 1995.
		Prior to this the police service was provided by Dorset County Council.
	www.dorsetforyou.com /index.jsp?articleid=325005&articleaction=1018 (80 words)

	Police Partnership Dorset - part of the Streetwise Partnership Trust Ltd
		Police Partnership Dorset - part of the Streetwise Partnership Trust Ltd
		While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the information in this publication, changes sometimes occur.
		The Dorset Police Partnership cannot be held responsible for mistakes.
	www.policepartners.org /ppd (60 words)

	Dorset Police Bikesafe
		Dorset Police are proud to join our colleagues across the UK in promoting rider safety through the BikeSafe-Dorset rider improvement scheme.
		If you have a full motorcycle licence, ride a bike over 250cc and live in the Dorset Police area then why not contact us and see what we could do to make your riding safer and more enjoyable.
		We are relaunching BikeSafe in Dorset on Tuesday 11th July at Poole Quay Dream Machines Biker Night.
	www.bikesafe.co.uk /Bikesafe/dorset.html (296 words)

	Dorset Police (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Please look for City Of London Police, British Transport Police and Crime In London to find more Dorset Police information.
		Dorset Police Partnership Dorsets Crime Prevention and Community Safety Charity Preventing Crime Making Dorset Safer...
		Police fire plastic bullets on a man found brandishing an axe in woods after he refuses to give himself up.
	www.londonpolice.info /info/Dorset-Police (730 words)

	Search - Dorset for You
		DORSET FIRE AUTHORITY Minutes of meeting held on 13 January 2004 The Dorset Fire Authority met at County Hall, Colliton Park, Dorchester on 13 January 2004.
		That the capital programme for 2004/05 to 2006/07 be approved in principle, subject to the final deliberations of the revenue budget at the next meeting on 9 February 2004.
		DORSET FIRE AUTHORITY Minutes of meeting held on 10 July 2001 The Dorset Fire Authority met at County Hall, Colliton Park, Dorchester on 10 July 2001.
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	New police role - Dorset For You
		PC John Snellin, Dorset Police Wildlife and Heathland Protection Officer, says: "People moan each year when their council tax goes up - well here is one seriously good reason why, which could have been totally prevented."
		Fire setting on Dorset's urban heaths is increasing at an alarming rate.
		The benefits of this co-ordinated approach were seen on Saturday, April 6, when a Dorset Police off-road motorcycle unit discovered the blaze on Upton Heath.
	www.dorsetforyou.com /index.jsp?articleid=344323 (397 words)

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