Officers at the Metropolitan Police are to be randomly drug tested as part of a crackdown on substance abuse, according to reports. Police staff, community support officers and special constables will all be tested, reports The Guardian. Previously it had just been new recruits that were subject to tests. Receive the Personnel Today Direct e-newsletter every Wednesday The policy was drawn up in consultation with staff associations and the trade unions. A Met spokeswoman told the paper: “The Met Police has a duty of care to its officers and staff, and the people of London, to deliver a high quality service, safely and efficiently.”
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