After admitting that they did a bad job of searching for a missing toddler 36 years ago, British military police are searching a German site:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...-blunders.html
I'm happy to be corrected if i'm wrong, but my assumption is that the military police are more used to dealing with drunken soldiers, deserters etc.
Surely it would be better to delegate this to a police force more experienced in an incident of this nature. I remember when the child abuse scandal in Jersey was being investigated, the local police said that they were too inexperienced to deal with a crime of this magnitude, so the task was delegated to a more experienced force from the mainland.
Shouldn't this be done in this case?
Some final questions, if anyone knows. Do the MP cover all the forces or does each one have it's own? Are they trained to the same standards and subject to the same background checks as a mainstream police officer?
I ask the last question because the brother of a friend was a MP in the army (or so he says) and I wouldn't trust him at all after the things he's done since coming out of the army, he doesn't come across as very intelligent either.