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BBC NEWS | UK | Police undercount violent crimes

news.bbc.co.uk — The Home Office has admitted that some police forces have been undercounting some of the most serious violent crimes in England and Wales.

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  • lepster10101, on 10/23/2008, -0/+2It's a pack of lies, crime goes up when the economy goes down. This is just government spin in a bid to cover up their failings....
  • lepster10101, on 10/23/2008, -0/+1And we are discussing the tweaking of the figures and forces not filling out forms correctly.

    THE REAL STORY IS THE RISE IN CRIME AND THE TYPE OF CRIMES. IT'S CALLED SPIN YOU COMPLETE BELLEND.
  • digitaltoast, on 10/23/2008, -0/+1From the page: "Some police forces have been undercounting some of the most serious violent crimes in England and Wales, the Home Office has admitted.
    The official total of most serious violent crime is up by 22%."

    Labour make me sick - do the lies ever stop?
  • Kylde, on 10/23/2008, -0/+1huh? The point of the article is that crime IS up, but the gov tweaked the figures to make it look like they are winning the "war on crime"
  • smitholi, on 10/23/2008, -0/+1I can't help thinking, The Home Office should stop admitting things.

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