IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON HOW TO ACCESS THE MEMBERS SECTION

Welcome to our website relaunch, we hope our officers will enjoy the members section which is full of useful information and advice.

Any officer wishing to access the new members section (even if you have previously registered) must re-register on the site using their name, email address and warrant number.

You cannot use your work email and some officers have had difficulty using Met IT

Use a personal email and your own smartphone, laptop or tablet.

We advise against using your email as your username

For most officers their warrant number is a 6 digit number which does not include a p or their pay prefix.

You must be (or have been before retirement) a subscribing member of the Police Federation.

Once we have confirmed your warrant number, you will be able to access all areas of the site

For the best experience visiting our site you should use a more recent version of your browser application. Some officers may find that the images are not compatible with older versions of their browser.

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Harry Roberts: Statement from Metropolitan Police Federation

Statement from the Metropolitan Police Federation following the death of Harry Roberts.

Roberts shot dead three unarmed officers who approached him and accomplices who were planning a robbery in 1966.

He was freed from a life sentence in prison 11 years ago.

Matt Cane, General Secretary of the Metropolitan Police Federation, said: “The three officers murdered by Roberts never got a chance to grow old.

“The life sentence for their loved ones still continues.

“Life should mean life if you murder a police officer in the course of their duties - Roberts should never have been freed."

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The Metropolitan Police Federation is the staff association to which every constable, sergeant, inspector and chief inspector in the Metropolitan Police Service belongs – a total of more than 30,000 officers.

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