Talking Tox: finding extra efficiencies in Section 5a samples

Forensic Capability Network (FCN)

Sharing learnings from the Met's new approach for managing &amp; decision-making of Section 5a road traffic toxicology samples

<p>In this 1.5-hour interactive event, MPS’s team will share learnings of their effective new approach for managing and decision-making of Section 5a road traffic toxicology samples, which has enabled them to find extra efficiencies and capacity.</p><p>The purpose of the event is for other forces across England and Wales to consider implementing a similar approach to realise additional capacity. A Q&A session will be held at the end.</p><p>Find out how to: flag high-priority cases early, get better visibility of samples throughout the six-month statutory time limit, and improve links end-to-end through roads policing, submissions units, forensic analysis and CPS. </p><p>Speaking at the event will be:</p><p>•	Met Forensic Services, Elaine Sidgwick and Dean Ames</p><p>•	NPCC Roads Policing, Detective Superintendent Paul Keasey</p><p>•      CPS</p><p>•	FCN Science Director, Vickie Burgin</p><p>People working in forensics, roads policing and CPS will all benefit from attending this event. Maximum 250 attendees, first come, first served. A recording of the event will be made available to policing colleagues afterwards.</p><h2>Joining instructions will be sent out on Monday 21st June.</h2><h2>Strictly policing only </h2>

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