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A pocket reference tool for UK police officers, this app provides a comprehensive database of UK legislation, including points to prove and police actions for various offenses. It also includes aide memoires for interview models and decision-making frameworks.
2.5.1
February 5, 2016
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. v2.5.1 BUG FIXES - some users were experiencing a problem with iPlod v2.5 whereby new and updated articles were not loading properly. This update resets the database to resolve this problem. If you are still experiencing problems please contact us directly at support@policeapps.co.uk v2.5 iPlod version 2.5 is finally here. The style of the app pages has been updated slightly to a lighter/brighter feel to compliment the new iOS9 operating system. We have amended articles where the legislation has changed or been updated. We have also added recently introduced legislation We have started to add new content to the legislation articles including 'POLICE ACTIONS' and 'CCCJS CODES' - these should by a helpful addition for officers. So far these have been added to the new and updated articles and we will roll it out to all other existing articles in version 3.0. The 'SEND VIA EMAIL' function has been updated to reflect the new layout and make the email content easier to read. There have also been some minor spelling errors corrected and a few general bug fixes. There is also a new TRANSPORT/RAILWAYS offences section. The full list of new and amended articles are as follows:- ●● NEW ARTICLES ●● ● National Decision Model ● METHANE - Scene Management Aide Memoire ● Child Sexual Exploitation (Aide Memoire) ● PenTip FPN(N) and FPN(E) codes ● Obstructing Police ● Impersonating Police ● Obstructing Emergency Worker ● False Alarm of Fire ● Blackmail ● Dishonestly Retain a Wrongful Credit ● Warning Formula (Traffic Process) ● Trespass on Railway ● Throw Stones on Railway ● Throw Stones with Intent ● Fail to Produce Ticket ● Fair Evasion (Railways) ● Breach Restraining Order ● Breach Non-Molestation Order ● Breach Civil Injunction ● Domestic Violence Protection Notices (DVPN) ● Domestic Violence Protection Orders (DVPO) ● Directions Excluding a Person from an Area ● Carry a Firearm in a Public Place ● Firing an Air Weapon Beyond Premises ● Taking Control of Goods (Bailiff Offences) ● Slavery, Servitude and Forced Labour ● Human Trafficking ●● UPDATED ARTICLES ●● ● S.5 Public Order Act - dropped 'Insulting' ● Keeping Dogs Under Proper Control - ASBCPA amended definition ● PND's - updated with new fine amounts ● Domestic Definition - updated to 2014 definition ● FPN(E) and FPN(N) codes - new fine amounts ●● VERSION 3.0 ●● We have already started work on iPlod v3.0 - this is a MAJOR update - we are rewriting the App form the ground up. The look and feel of the app is being completely overhauled, there will be new tools, guides and resources as well as new legislation articles. The app will also become UNIVERSAL meaning it will make full use of iPad screen space. ●● CONTACT US ●● If you encounter specific problems or have a specific request please CONTACT US via our SUPPORT email address within the app rather than by leaving a review as we are unable to reply to you directly via the review channel.
MoreiPlod is a pocket reference tool designed for UK police officers. It contains a database of UK legislation, aide memoires, and other useful information for law enforcement professionals.
iPlod covers nearly 300 articles of UK legislation across various categories, including assault, theft, drugs, public order, sexual offenses, traffic law, and more. It focuses on acts of law applicable in England and Wales.
Yes, iPlod includes handy aide memoires for common police interview models such as GOWISELY, ADVOKATE, PEACE, and the National Decision Model (NDM).
Yes, you can search within the app by subject and keywords to find all relevant articles for your search query. This feature helps in quickly locating information needed for interviews or investigations.
iPlod allows you to email each article directly from the app. This is useful for printing off information, such as points to prove, for use in suspect interviews.
iPlod is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed as a mobile reference tool for officers on the go.
iPlod is a paid application, priced at $4.99. This one-time purchase grants access to its comprehensive reference features.
The latest version of iPlod, 2.5.1, was last updated on February 5, 2016. The app was initially released on February 7, 2012.
