of davison s gun licence but the findings are unlikely to be made public until the end of the inquests. three members of devon and cornwall police have previously been told they face misconduct proceedings. we understand those matters are still outstanding. at the last pre inquest review, we have the independent 0ffice for police conduct had started a new investigation into whether devon and cornwall police had potentially breached health and safety legislation in the running of its firearms licensing unit prior to the mass shooting. the full inquests are due to start on tuesday the 17th of january and run for four weeks. they will be held at exeter racecourse because of the number of witnesses and representatives involved. for anyone not able to get to exeter, the coroner announced today that there would be a special annexe of the coroner s court set up at a council building in plymouth so that proceedings can be screened there. a further inquest into the death of the gunman will star
well, basically, we heard about. well, basically, we heard about. we started receiving examples of cases where women had been in a relationship or marriage to a police officer, some who had actually themselves been in the police, who have found that the way in which. well, they were fearful of reporting, but if they did report, the way in which their case was investigated was sometimes wholly unsatisfactory and sometimes there are examples of collusion and of police officers using their powers inappropriately and many, many of the cases didn t go anywhere and in some cases women were subjected to adverse police action, including being arrested themselves and, you know, if they were police officers also being subject themselves to misconduct proceedings. so the position for police officer