Two serving officers have been arrested as part of a major fraud investigation into the Police Federation, following the earlier arrest of the federation's former chief executive and two other men.

Christos Mavragannis has taken over as the new president of the Panhellenic Federation of Police Officers (POASY), marking a change in leadership for the organization.

A Police Federation boss has been suspended following an arrest on suspicion of corruption, with allegations of fraud by abuse of position under investigation.

Three individuals connected to the Police Federation have been arrested by the City of London Police's corruption unit following a significant investigation into alleged fraud.

A petition with one million signatures has been launched to prevent the early release of the individuals convicted of killing PC Andrew Harper, a decision condemned by police federation chiefs.

The Police Federation is contemplating legal action against London's Metropolitan Police over its use of a Palantir AI tool to monitor officers, following an internal probe into hundreds of flagged individuals.

Mukund Krishna, the Indian-origin head of the England and Wales police federation, has been arrested on suspicion of corruption.

Mukund Krishna, the head of the Police Federation of England and Wales, along with two other national board members, has been arrested by City of London police on suspicion of corruption.

Mukund Krisha, the former head of the Police Federation of England and Wales, who was arrested on suspicion of corruption, has expressed confidence that he will be exonerated.

Mukund Krishna, the CEO of the Police Federation of England and Wales, has been suspended from his position following his arrest in an ongoing police investigation into alleged fraud by abuse of position.

The City of London Police's corruption unit has arrested three individuals connected to the Police Federation on suspicion of fraud, following a significant investigation.

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