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Women’s Aid say many domestic violence victims received no help after 999 calls
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Women's Aid has expressed "deep concern" after a report found thousands of domestic violence victims received no help after making 999 calls. The internal investigation found that many victims received no help after reaching out. Some of the incidents included people who repeatedly called the emergency line and received no assistance.
Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 		13/6/2021
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Solution to help sex assault victims in regional NSW
AUSTRALIA: A lack of facilities and daunting process deters sexual assault victims coming forward in regional NSW, but there is a way for the justice system to ease the burden.
The Daily Telegraph (Australia) - Subscription at source 		13/6/2021
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One night with police reveals family violence epidemic
AUSTRALIA: In Victoria, on average, there is a family violence incident recorded every six minutes. These are our state’s horror stories from just one night with police.
Herald Sun (Australia) - Subscription at source 		13/6/2021
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Police panels set up to scrutinise stop and search ‘lack diversity’
Some police panels set up to scrutinise stop and search incidents contain few or no members from minority ethnic backgrounds, according to data obtained by the Observer.
The Guardian 		13/6/2021
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Lauren Poultney confirmed as South Yorkshire’s new chief
Lauren Poultney has been confirmed as the next Chief Constable of South Yorkshire Police after being temporarily in the role for a month.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		12/6/2021
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Officers across the ranks among Queens birthday honours
Three chief constables and Northern Ireland's frontline leader and PCSOs anmong those in the Queen's birthday honours.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		12/6/2021
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Queen’s Birthday Honours List recognises police officers, staff and volunteers
Police officers, staff and volunteers from forces across the country have been recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List.
Police Professional 		12/6/2021
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Euro 2020: Police step up patrols to prevent disorder and urge fans to enjoy the event ‘safely and securely’
Officers have advised licensees on how to prevent and reduce sexual violence and create safe spaces for women
i News 		12/6/2021
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NSW Police prepared for conflicts as gangs vie for underworld supremacy
AUSTRALIA: The Daily Telegraph’s Crime Editor Mark Morri says New South Wales Police are prepared for potential conflicts as criminal gangs vie for supremacy in Sydney’s underworld.
The Australian 		12/6/2021
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Organised crime in Ireland being driven by ‘tsunami’ of cocaine from South America
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The head of the Maritime Analysis and Operation Centre, the international agency which co-ordinates European anti-drug ops, told how there are “huge Irish connections” in importing drugs to this continent.
Dublin Live 		12/6/2021
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Victim Satisfaction Survey Launch
We have a launched our 2021 Victim Satisfaction Survey. This survey helps us to monitor how well we are delivering our services and identify how we can improve the service we provide.
Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 		12/6/2021
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‘Police struggling’ to get horrific zombie knives off UK streets ‘far too easy to get’
A knife crime charity has issued a plea following two horrific knife attacks in London.
Express 		12/6/2021
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Congratulations to policing and criminal justice recipients of the Queen’s Birthday Honours
We are pleased to publish and recognise the policing and criminal justice recipients of the Queen's Birthday Honours. The team at Policing Insight offer our congratulations and thank all the recipients for their incredible service protecting the public, supporting victims, minimising reoffending and reducing crime.
Policing Insight 		12/6/2021
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Policing Friendship Tour takes in one of the oldest forces in the world
Policing overseas, recruiting for a fairly unusual role, and the daily challenges of running a small but unique force were among the topics discussed by Port of Bristol Police Chief Officer Jeff Foreman and Policing Insight Publisher Bernard Rix, as Bernard embarked on the latest leg of his Policing Friendship Tour.
Policing Insight - Registration at source 		12/6/2021
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Thousands of domestic violence 999 calls got no response from gardai
Gardai failed to respond to thousands of domestic violence incidents between 2019 and 2020, an internal investigation into the cancellation of 999 calls has found.
The Times 		12/6/2021
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Police lose Patel’s texts on night of Extinction Rebellion print site protest
Priti Patel repeatedly contacted senior police officers after the country’s biggest newspaper printing plant was blockaded by climate change activists.
The Times - Subscription at source 		12/6/2021
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A new generation of policing: Andrew Coster on navigating change, and a ‘holistic approach’ to gangs
NEW ZEALAND: It’s almost a year to the day since Andrew Coster stood up and addressed a crowd at St Peter’s Church in central Wellington. It wasn’t the usual Sunday service the devout Christian often attends. It was a vigil for a man killed more than 13,000 kilometres away in Minneapolis, Minnesota, three weeks earlier. The address was almost certainly not easy, but it was undoubtedly necessary.
Stuff 		11/6/2021
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Ombudsman slams police for using Official Information Act to ‘buy more time’
NEW ZEALAND: The Ombudsman has slammed the police for telling the public it had a 10-year plan to roll out an emissions-free fleet when it actually only had an “aspiration” to do so.
Stuff 		11/6/2021
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Concerns about public perceptions ‘greater than concerns about officer safety’
Frontline officers who volunteer for public order work are becoming increasingly concerned that their safety is being compromised in order to prevent negative public perceptions of the policing of protests.
Police Professional 		11/6/2021
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Officers have a duty to themselves to report every assault
Officers have a duty to themselves and colleagues to report every assault, a discussion at the Police Federation’s Annual Conference was told.
Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 		11/6/2021
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