The police needs to attract more and better lessons of corruption scandals. There is required a large-scale study in order to prevent more agents to be corrupted in the future. This is suggested by John Struijs, president of the Dutch Police Association (NPB).
He thinks that the police top now attracts too little heed scandals of the past. ,, A corruption case to be sorted out at the bottom, but then it is ready. Are we doing anything to prevent corruption? And how can we train agents better? "
These questions must soon answer according Struijs. ,, I advocate a phenomenon investigation. Corruption growing in recent years other forms. We need to take more account of digital corruption: an agent passes through some of the weaknesses in the IT systems. Hackers can then simply take their chances. "
Underworld
Amine A. (27) in Moordrecht is the second agent in a year that is suspected of serious corruption. Last September, Mark M. was arrested in Weert. He was more than a hundred criminal investigations have stolen information to then sell them to the underworld.
Struijs wants better mapped situations in which agents are blackmail and corrupt. ,, If we have a clear picture, we can bring in training and education. "
Evaluation
The corps leadership of the National Police announced that is already taking place an evaluation after each corruption scandal. ,, This evaluation is carried out by our department Security, Integrity and Complaints (VIK). Recommendations resulting therefrom, shall be submitted to the corps leadership, "said a police spokesman.
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