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Australian government pledges $161.3m for national firearms register AUSTRALIA: Attorney general cites 2022 Wieambilla massacre as ‘catalyst’ for establishing register which will provide near real-time ownership and risk information The Guardian	26/4/2024 News
Canberra detainee wins right to sue government for allegedly breaching his human rights while in solitary confinement AUSTRALIA: A group of current and former inmates of Canberra's jail have won the right to sue the ACT government over allegations their human rights were breached. ABC News (Australia)	26/4/2024 News
Dozens of police in Victoria facing criminal charges AUSTRALIA: Dozens of police in Victoria are facing criminal charges including sexual assault and intentionally causing injury. A total of 78 officers and public transport police, known as Protective Services Officers, were facing charges for criminal or traffic offences as of April 16. NZ Herald (New Zealand)	26/4/2024 News
Police killings spur $161m national register of firearms AUSTRALIA: More than 35 years after it was first proposed, the Albanese government will fund the creation of a national firearms register in next month’s budget. Financial Review (Australia)	26/4/2024 News
Woman charged with murder of Queensland police officer David Masters granted bail AUSTRALIA: A woman accused of murdering a Queensland police officer who was hit and killed after a "mad cop chase" has been granted bail a month before she was due to face a committal hearing. ABC News (Australia)	26/4/2024 News
Police officer accused of accessing confidential information ‘without authority’ A Leicestershire Police officer is to face a misconduct hearing after allegedly accessing confidential information without authority. PC Hiron Miah is alleged to have carried out the breaches of professional behaviour and integrity on eight separate occasions between October and November 2022. Leicester Mercury	26/4/2024 News
Police officers to carry life-saving spray Frontline police officers have volunteered to carry a life-saving nasal spray which reverses the effects of opioid overdose. North Yorkshire Police has joined 28 other UK police forces by rolling out Naloxone to response and neighbourhood policing team officers in the initial phase. Richmondshire Today	26/4/2024 News
IOPC investigation clears police in Plymouth custody death case An investigation has found police officers treated a woman who died in custody in hospital, in line with policies and procedures. The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigated the case of Anastasia Theofilou, 36, who became unwell in a cell at Charles Cross custody suite in Plymouth in July 2020. BBC	26/4/2024 News
Rick Prior elected as new Chair of Met Police Federation Mr Prior has been acting Chair since Ken Marsh retired at the end of January. Rick Prior says his focus as Chair of the Met Police Federation will be on supporting “our hard working colleagues on the front line and in other specialist roles”. Police Oracle - Subscription at source	26/4/2024 News
Statement following High Court ruling over decision not to re-investigate fatal police shooting of Lewis Skelton Following the ruling by the High Court today (26 April) relating to the decision by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) not to re-investigate the fatal police shooting of Lewis Skelton, in November 2016, we have issued the following statement: Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC)	26/4/2024 News
Guelph police have eye in the sky with new drone CANADA: A new aerial tool is being deployed by the Guelph Police Service. Global News (Canada)	26/4/2024 News
Edmonton councillors say more transparency needed after police commission refuses audit plan CANADA: Police funding remains largest budget item as property taxes set to increase by 8.9%. CBC News (Canada)	26/4/2024 News
Devon and Cornwall Police officers acted in line with procedures over woman in custody who later died An Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation found that Devon and Cornwall Police officers treated a woman in custody, who sadly died soon after in hospital, in line with policies and procedures. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC)	26/4/2024 News
VIDEO: Officer reintegration after trauma CANADA: Members of law enforcement face traumatic incidents quite often as they carry out their duties. But how can we support those members as they return to work? Blue Line (Canada)	26/4/2024 Feature, Video
New £150m service will stop, block and catch more fraudsters, says City of London Police Authority chair The new £150 million service to replace Action Fraud will “streamline victim reporting” and “empower swift police intervention” to stop, block and catch more fraudsters, the City of London Police Authority has said. Police Professional	26/4/2024 News
Are the challenges facing An Garda Síochána unique to Ireland? REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Analysis: police forces around the world are facing the same issues around recruitment, policing of protests and online threats RTÉ (Republic of Ireland)	26/4/2024 Analysis, Feature
Avon and Somerset Constabulary to trial new initiative to prevent sexual offences on nights out Avon and Somerset Constabulary will be trialling a new proactive policing initiative over the coming months to target and prevent sexual offences from taking place on a night out. Police Professional	26/4/2024 News
SIRIUS and An Garda Síochána advance collaboration in cross-border access to electronic evidence REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: On the 25 and 26 April 2024, over 47 representatives from 25 law enforcement authorities (LEAs) across Europe as well as 29 representatives from 15 companies met in Dublin, Ireland, at the invitation of An Garda Síochána and the SIRIUS project, at the The SIRIUS SPoC Network Meeting. Europol	26/4/2024 News
Officers acted in line with procedures over woman in custody who later died IOPC investigation concludes that officers made the right decision on not conducting an intimate search for drugs. An Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation has found that Devon and Cornwall Police officers treated a woman in custody, who died soon after in hospital, in line with policies and procedures. Police Oracle - Subscription at source	26/4/2024 News
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