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Policing: in brief (1)

01 September 1992

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PCA: The Police Complaints Authority (PCA) came in for criticism when it decided that no officers involved in the death of Oliver Pryce were to face charges despite the verdict of unlawful killing returned at Pryce's inquest in November 1991.

Independent 25.7.92, 1.8.92; Guardian, 29.7.92.

Belgium: Mr Tobback, the socialist Minister of Internal Affairs, is proposing to introduce a law that recruits to the Belgian gendarmerie should be tested for HIV. It appears that the gendarmerie has been unofficially using screening since 1987.

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