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From: Paul Harvey
29 September 2009
Sirs
We are currently researching the use and effectiveness of video ID
systems across police forces in the UK.
Under the Freedom of Information Act would you be kind enough to
supply answers to four questions regarding this.
Does your force use video ID?
If so which system is used i.e. Viper, Promat or other?
How many video ID parades did your force conduct during 2008?
What was the approximate cost of those parades?
I appreciate that figures for the last question may not be easy to
separate in which case an approximate figure would be acceptable.
Yours sincerely
Paul Harvey
From: Edwards, Lee 8887
Humberside Police
30 September 2009
Your Ref:
Our Ref:F-2009-02664
30 September, 2009
Dear Mr Harvey,
Thank you for your request for Information, received at this office on
29 September, 2009, in which you requested details of the following:
Does your force use video ID?
If so which system is used i.e. Viper, Promat or other?
How many video ID parades did your force conduct during 2008?
What was the approximate cost of those parades?
I appreciate that figures for the last question may not be easy to
separate in which case an approximate figure would be acceptable.
Your request will now be considered and you will receive a response
within the statutory timescale of 20 working days as defined by the Act,
subject to the information not being exempt or containing a reference to
a third party. In some circumstances Humberside Police may be unable to
achieve this deadline. If this is likely you will be informed and given
a revised time-scale at the earliest opportunity.
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have requested on or before 27 October, 2009.
Should you need to discuss this further please do not hesitate to
contact the unit.
Yours sincerely,
Lee Edwards
Information Compliance Assistant
+44 (1482) 317094
Humberside Police
Corporate Development Branch
Information Compliance Unit
Priory Road
Kingston Upon Hull
HU5 5SF
Fax:+44 (1482) 317090
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From: Green, James 8935
Humberside Police
27 October 2009
Your Ref:
Our Ref:F-2009-02664
27 October, 2009
Dear Mr Harvey,
Thank you for your request for information dated 29 September, 2009 concerning
Does your force use video ID?
Humberside Police use the Promat System
If so which system is used i.e. Viper, Promat or other?
How many video ID parades did your force conduct during 2008?
The force completed 1,992 ID Procedures in 2008.
What was the approximate cost of those parades?
The force have no figures on how much an ID procedure cost in 2008. However the cost in 2006 was estimated at £5 per procedure.
This is to inform you that all information relating to your request has been collated and is attached.
Should any further information be requested regarding this topic, a separate request will need to be submitted.
If I can be of any further assistance on this matter please do not hesitate to contact me.
Yours sincerely,
Lee Edwards
Information Compliance Assistant
+44 (1482) 317094
Humberside Police
Corporate Development Branch
Information Compliance Unit
Priory Road
Kingston Upon Hull
HU5 5SF
Fax:+44 (1482) 317090
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