We have left the EU so what does the future hold for policing and relationships within Europe.
What impact with the fall-out has on policing within the UK?
Has voting out of the #EUref had a positive impact on policing? #WeCops #Policing #EUreferendum
— Police Hour (@PoliceHour) June 24, 2016
Better Laws
One of the most important impacts of leaving the EU. It means we can once again create our own laws in the UK. It is hoped that laws will be now created to better protect front-line police officers who are attacked or killed on duty.
They may even introduce better laws that make the jobs of police officers much simpler and easier to deal with. We can always dream.
Now we've voted to leave the #EU do we now have a chance to take control of our laws again? #WeCops #Policing
— Police Hour (@PoliceHour) June 24, 2016
Police Intelligence
We’d like to hope that we can continue an international relationship with intelligence gathering and be sharing with EU countries. We are good with sharing Intelligence with world intelligence agencies.
We should be able to continue sharing intelligence with countries. After all, Terror is a world threat.
Do you feel Policing intelligence with #EU countries will now be impacted by Leaving the EU? #WeCops #Policing
— Police Hour (@PoliceHour) June 24, 2016
Policing Budgets
Here is to hoping that the Government will spend a little more on policing and keeping our streets safer now they are not ploughing so much money into Europe. But we won’t hold our breaths.
Should some of the money we'll be saving on #EU now be spent on improving policing budgets? #WeCops #Policing #EUref
— Police Hour (@PoliceHour) June 24, 2016
Criminal Justice System
To be honest the system probably got a little bit easier. The law isn’t that simple, however, we will no longer have the European court of appeal who seem to overturn convictions of killers, murders and rapists on grounds of ‘Human Rights’.
Has the criminal justice system just got easier without the european court of appeal? #WeCops #EuRef
— Police Hour (@PoliceHour) June 24, 2016
European Arrest Warrants.
Unfortunately, it is very likely we will lose the right to take out a European Arrest Warrant for murder suspects and those who have committed a serious crime and fled the UK to an EU country.
European Arrest Warrants will now be lost will this impact British policing? #WeCops #Policing #EUref
— Police Hour (@PoliceHour) June 24, 2016
Human Rights
Speaking of those Human Rights we will be no longer governed by those silly rules that force the British Government to pay out millions if a paedophile or killers human rights have been breached. We will likely create our own form of Human Rights, however, the British government will be able to create more workable rights.
Now we have voted to leave the #EU do you think its time to adopt workable Human Rights within Policing? #WeCops
— Police Hour (@PoliceHour) June 24, 2016
Europol
These are Police Officers who work to make Europe safer. They deal with major investigations such as drug smuggling or human trafficking. Once we leave the EU we won’t have Europol within the United Kingdom.
When we leave the #EU we will also leave behind #EuroPol will this have any impact on Policing? #WeCops #EUref
— Police Hour (@PoliceHour) June 24, 2016
There may even be some changes we haven’t yet considered! if you have any Tweet us @PoliceHour
What we know to be a fact is British Police will continue to be the best in the world.
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