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- Police Scotland chief constable Jo Farrell suspended up to 50 officers for alleged violence against women and girls.
- All suspended officers remain on full pay while investigations continue.
- Approximately 8,000 officers still require re-vetting under regulations introduced earlier this year.
- A review is under way of serial rapist officer Alan Greer’s handling after his suicide.
- Greer passed 2009 vetting despite two prior reports of criminal behaviour against women.