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Number of negative warrants issued by police from 2010 to 2015 (FOI)

Number of negative warrants issued by police from 2010 to 2015 (FOI)

Produced by the Freedom of Information office
Authored by States of Jersey and published on 17 August 2015.
Prepared internally, no external costs.

Request

A.

The number of negative warrants carried out by police (where nothing is found) for each year from Jan 2010 to current broken down year by year.

B.

The cost of the compensation as a result (broken down to a case by case basis if possible).

C.

The reason each warrant was taken out.

D.

The parish for where each warrant was issued.

Response

 201020112012201320142015

A.

26

23

26

21

34

12

A.(1)

154

132

181

133

176

77

B.

£4,697

£5,556

£9,031

£1,084

£2,752

£4,544

 The figures at A.(1) are the total warrants issued each year to both the States police and the Jersey Customs and Immigration department. We do not hold separate figures for the number of warrants issued solely to the police. The fact a warrant was executed is recorded against the individual and the address. For question B, it is not possible to produce figures for each individual event. The above figures are the total costs paid for repairs caused by damage on entry where nothing was recovered or no arrest was made. No further compensation is made. Often police are able to gain entry without causing any damage.

C.

The majority of warrants are to search for illegal drugs, followed by stolen property. Others were for offences against the firearms law and in connection with downloaded indecent images.

D.

201020112012201320142015

St Hel

23

13

16

13

21

4

St Sav221525
St Cle044183
Grou010000
St Mtn012000
St Jon000000
St Law010100
St Mry001000
St Bre001010
St Pet001110
St Oun010010
Tri100000

 

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