Adele Blakeman
15 Apr 2016 · Coroner Joanne Kearsley · Manchester South
A similar concern from this report was raised again 1 time later. See the linked reports.
The coroner's concerns
1. inadequate information access
“The GMP computer system hinders officers and does not afford them easy access to important information within the time scales they have available to them, in order for them to adequately assess a situation”
2. information not recorded on intelligence profile
“There is a failure by officers to record pertinent information about an individual on the intelligence section of an individuals nominal profile”
3. escalation failure
“There was a failure to escalate this call as per the escalation procedure to a divisional Inspector for a review”
4. lack of IMU role understanding
“There is a lack of understanding of the role of the IMU in missing person enquiries”
Linked reports
Closely relatedConfidence 0.90 · high
This report
“The GMP computer system hinders officers and does not afford them easy access to important information within the time scales they have available to them, in order for them to adequately assess a situation.”
Later report
“was unclear where the information that an individual met the | criteria for a serial and serious DA Perpetrator should or did sit in | GMPs systems”
Responses
2016-0145-Response-by-Greater-Manchester-Police.pdf ↗· Greater Manchester Police
Stated action · late 2017
“GMP is investing significantly in the replacement of technology through the IS Transformation Programme to replace existing separate command and control, custody, intelligence, work allocation, and property systems with one user experience and a more intelligence information management process that enables partner agency information sharing (iOPS). The programme will also improve integration of components outside of these core systems, replace ageing data warehouse capabilities and moving to a data”