After the police watchdog has found officers are often 'relying on luck' to link suspicious deaths - and may be failing to identify serial killers, srigley gives his LBC Views
It seems difficult to believe but women had actually been urged to stay off the streets as the specter of a serial killer engulfed Yorkshire.had missed many opportunities to catch the Yorkshire Ripper until two officers decided to investigate a car with false number plates in Sheffield's red light district.
But the central fact remains that it wasn't luck but 'good old-fashioned coppering' that led to Sutcliffe's capture.While is why the damning report into the Met's handling of the Grindr serial killer Stephen Port case makes such alarming reading. How on earth can a police force be in a position where a lack of "professional curiosity" among officers could hamper its attempts to stop serial killers or investigate causes of death.
Sometimes you can be left wondering if all a modern detective does is star at grainy street cam images.
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