Suella Braverman has insisted that police have the resources necessary to meet a pledge to follow all "reasonable lines of inquiry" in a renewed effort to crack down on crime.It comes after the standards setting body published guidance for officers in England and Wales to consider all potential evidence - such as footage from CCTV, doorbells and dashcams, as well as phone tracking - if it could lead to a suspect or stolen property.The public will therefore know what they can expect from police w

Suella Braverman has insisted that police have the resources necessary to meet a pledge to follow all "reasonable lines of inquiry" in a renewed effort to crack down on crime.It comes after the standards setting body published guidance for officers in England and Wales to consider all potential evidence - such as footage from CCTV, doorbells and dashcams, as well as phone tracking - if it could lead to a suspect or stolen property.The public will therefore know what they can expect from police when they report a crime such as burglary or theft, according to the College of Policing.It said this will make the service more consistent across regions and will help solve more crimes.