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Integrated data will be the ‘backbone’ of the digital policing transformation
Data is the 'oxygen' of decision-making and is potentially at its most powerful when it integrated with other data. Former Deputy Chief Constable and now strategic adviser on digital policing transformation Paul Kennedy and Managing Director of Microsoft software development company Black Marble Robert Hogg explore how forces can better integrate their data sets to improve outcomes.
Policing Insight - Registration at source 		1/4/2020
Features, Opinion
Investigations in to ‘Troubles’ crimes put on hold for coronavirus outbreak
Investigations into terrorist murders and other serious crimes committed during the Troubles in Northern Ireland are being put on hold while officers from the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) Legacy Branch are redeployed to other duties in the fight against Covid-19.
Police Professional 		1/4/2020
News
Annual Police Plan 2020/21 – Policing for a safe, protected and resilient Scotland
Our plan focuses on activity to support and improve operational delivery. We will continue to build on strong local, community and partner relationships to deliver better outcomes for people and build public confidence. The communities of Scotland are diverse and have varying needs. The services required across our vast and varied country will differ greatly between our urban, Island, remote and rural communities.
Police Scotland 		1/4/2020
Report
New Joint Strategy for Policing and Annual Police Plan 2020/21
Policing for a safe, protected and resilient Scotland, the new Joint Strategy for Policing, and the Annual Police Plan 2020/21 have now been launched.
Police Scotland 		1/4/2020
News
Covid-19: Is now the perfect time to fully implement procedural justice in the UK?
UK police officers have been given unprecedented powers to curtail personal freedoms as the nation attempts to slow the spread of Covid-19. Former Ch Supt Owen West and Dr Matthew Radburn examine the potential for the principles of procedural justice to enable officers to exercise these powers without alienating the populace.
Policing Insight - Registration at source 		1/4/2020
Analysis, Features
Dorset police confirm death of a serving police officer
Dorset Police have confirmed the death of a serving police officer. The officer - who has not been named at this stage - died at his home in Bournemouth on Monday 30 March 2020.
Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 		1/4/2020
News
Scotland drops plans to suspend jury trials during coronavirus crisis
Michael Gove urged Nicola Sturgeon to reconsider ‘deeply concerning’ proposals
The Guardian 		1/4/2020
News
Police given new guidance on enforcing coronavirus lockdown after backlash
Forces have been told people should not be punished for travelling a ‘reasonable distance’ from home to exercise.
Express & Star 		1/4/2020
News
Police officer pleads with public ‘walk in our steps, we’re trying to save lives
A police officer has made a heartfelt plea to the public to ‘walk in our steps’ after forces received a backlash for attempting to enforce coronavirus lockdown measures.
Metro 		1/4/2020
News
We are not living in a police state – but we soon could be
I have often wondered what it would be like to live in a police state. Well, now I know.
The Herald (Scotland) 		1/4/2020
Features, Opinion
Coronavirus: The unusual ways countries are managing lockdowns
Countries across the globe are taking unprecedented measures to prevent the coronavirus spreading, ranging from the extreme to the relaxed to the creative.
BBC 		1/4/2020
News
7 of the most pathetic reasons for breaking UK lockdown rules
UK lockdown rules came into force last week to stop people leaving the house without a good reason, but that hasn’t stopped some people.
Daily Echo (Bournemouth) 		1/4/2020
Analysis, Features
UK police reissued with guidance on enforcing coronavirus lockdown
New guidance aims to quell heavy-handed enforcement and bring consistency across forces
The Guardian 		1/4/2020
News
Police forces at odds over how to enforce new lockdown laws
Chief constables began to turn on each other yesterday about how to enforce the coronavirus lockdown as police forces continued to take drastically different approaches.
The Times - Subscription at source 		1/4/2020
News
What powers do police have under the new laws?
Breaches are a criminal offence and the police can issue fines. They can tell people to disperse, go home or leave an area. Anyone can be prosecuted for “a gathering in a public place of more than two people” unless they are from the same household, with limited exceptions for work, funerals, moving house, where legally obliged to do so or in an emergency. The owners of non-essential premises that stay open can be fined.
The Times - Subscription at source 		1/4/2020
Analysis, Features
Israeli police raid synagogues to enforce coronavirus lockdown
Israeli police wearing masks raided synagogues in Jerusalem and other ultra-Orthodox areas yesterday which have flouted social distancing rules and become coronavirus hotspots.
The Times - Subscription at source 		1/4/2020
News
The Times view on enforcement of coronavirus laws: Policing By Consent
Overzealous officers will reduce public trust in the fight against the virus
The Times 		1/4/2020
Features, Opinion
Support for victims of domestic violence during COVID-19 outbreak
Justice Secretary: “You are not alone.” The safety and well-being of women and children who are at risk of experiencing violence during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak is being supported with funds for key organisations.
Scottish Government 		31/3/2020
News
Nearly 1700 offences recorded under new domestic abuse law
Nearly 1700 offences were recorded by Police Scotland in the first year of the new Domestic Abuse (Scotland) Act.
Police Scotland 		31/3/2020
News
Lessons learned
CANADA; Reflections from a police mental health officer on the frontlines
Blue Line (Canada) 		31/3/2020
Features, Opinion
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