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Title & Version Search & Account (Rec. 61)
Purpo Standard Operating Procedures
Relevant to Operational Officers and Supervisors Summary Procedures to following when asking someone
to account for their actions, behaviour or
prence in an area.
TP Patrol OCU
Creating Branch, Code and Operational
Command Unit/Directorate
Date created February 2009
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Review Date February 2012
Territorial Policing – Patrol OCU
Stop and Account
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Stop and Account
Standard Operating Procedures Overview
小儿厌食症Introduction This Standard Operating Procedure supports the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) Policy on Stops and Searches and must be read in
conjunction with:
• Principles on Stops and Searches;
• PACE Codes of Practice - Code A; and
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Note: Where legislation has been directly quoted, grammar remains
unchanged.
The Stephen Lawrence Inquiry The Stephen Lawrence Inquiry spoke with members of the public and it became apparent that stops created a barrier between the police and the community. The stops were not monitored and no records were kept.
This publication contains the following topics:
Topic See Page About Recommendation 61 5 Definition of a ‘Stop & Account’ 6 Information to be Provided Verbally 7 Codes of Practice Recording Requirements 8 MPS Recording Requirements 10
Ownership 12 Associated Documents 13 Feedback - Stop and Account SOP 14
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About Recommendation 61
Purpo The purpo of Recommendation 61 (Stop & Account) of the Stephen
Lawrence Inquiry Report is to place an obligation on police rvices to
provide persons stopped with a credible reason and a written explanation at
the time. Code A - 4.11 to 4.20.
Aim It is important that officers within the MPS openly inform members of the public why they in particular are being asked to account for themlves. This
will ensure that all Stop and Accounts are carried out in a fair and
proportionate way.
Obligation on police Stop and Account is an obligation on the police (as oppod to a legal power) to give the person stopped a credible and documented reason for being stopped, as defined within t画战斗机>萝卜拼音怎么写
he Police and Criminal Evidence 1984 (PACE), Code A - 4.11 to 4.20 and notes for guidance.
Note: Within the MPS the decision has been made to u the form 5090 as the record of the encounter.
Detect & prevent crime Stop and Account can be a valuable tool in the detection and prevention of crime.
Community confidence It is important that all encounters are exercid in a way, which has a positive impact on the confidence of all our communities.
