WAPI Member praised in high profile stalking case
The family of Dr Alison Hewitt, who was recently awarded £130,000 compensation from the Home Office, has praised the private […]
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Miriam Ettisch-Enchelmaier BA first WAPI honorary member
Miriam Ettisch-Enchelmaier BA is the first WAPI Honorary Member. She is a longstanding, respected and very well known German PI.
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Forensic Services – 1st Priority Forensics
Did he commit the crime? Throughout history people have used physical characteristics to identify others. Physical characteristics, however, can be
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Training – Academy of Professional Investigation
The Academy of Professional Investigation is WAPI’s approved training provider an established and well-respected investigation training school, which has been
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WAPI Chairman’s Message
During these times of uncertainty in respect of Investigator licensing situation, it has become more and more important that potential Users of
WAPI Chairman’s Message Read Post »
Name the firms who used Private Detectives or MP’s will: Keith Vaz’s warning to police who still haven’t revealed 102 culprits
The names of blue chip companies that used rogue private detectives will finally be revealed next week. Full story can
Rogue private eyes report published in full
A controversial report by the Serious and Organised Crime Agency detailing the activities of rogue private investigators has been placed
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Journalists’ body warns on private investigator laws
A journalists’ trade body has raised concerns that government plans to regulate private investigators could have ‘serious spin-off implications’ for
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BREAKING NEWS – Private Investigators to need licence
Operating as an unlicensed private detective is to be made illegal, Home Secretary Theresa May has announced. Full details can
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