A city councillor warns the illegal use of privately-owned e-scooters is being "normalised".
Officers are appealing for anyone with information or relevant dashcam footage to contact them.
Cambridgeshire Police says it is treating the death as suspicious and a cordon is still in place.
The two-storey facility includes a 24-cell custody suite and consultation and interview rooms.
The technology will be used in Cambridge on Friday to identify people wanted for criminal offences.
A hearing concludes an officer lied about her contact with an ex and his convicted criminal brother.
Police agreed the delay in a case involving a mother who injected her daughter was "unacceptable".
Police say there will be no further prosecutions over the death of Imran Bashir in the city in February.
The order will remain in force for three months.
