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Police have ‘lost interest in catching fraudsters’
Clare Montgomery, a leading fraud barrister and High Court judge, says both big state trials and low-level cases are now being ignored
The Telegraph - Subscription at source 		4/1/2023
Feature, Opinion
Breadcrumb Home Publications FOI: Human Rights Thematic Review – Domestic Abuse (March 2009) FOI: Human Rights Thematic Review – Domestic Abuse (March 2009)
In 2003 the Board published it’s Human Rights Monitoring Framework which set out 12 areas for scrutinyof the PSNI. Since 2005 the Board has published an annual report detailing the PSNI’s progress against each of these 12 areas. Over this period several additional themes have been identified and added to the Monitoring Framework.
Northern Ireland Policing Board 		4/1/2023
Report
Target of the uplift programme fails to recognise reality
Today the Prime Minister outlined his pledge to the nation with five promises. He also confirmed the uplift programme target of 20,000 extra police officers will patrol the streets by this spring.
Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 		4/1/2023
News
Target of the uplift programme fails to recognise reality
Today the Prime Minister outlined his pledge to the nation with five promises. He also confirmed the uplift programme target of 20,000 extra police officers will patrol the streets by this spring.
Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 		4/1/2023
News
Police in East Belfast seize suspected controlled drugs with a potential street value of up to £180,000
Police in East Belfast have seized suspected Class A, Class B and Class C controlled drugs with a potential street value of up to £180,000.
Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 		4/1/2023
News
Terrebonne police, city slammed with $205K lawsuit for systemic discrimination
CANADA: The City of Terrebonne and 18 police officers have been hit with a civil lawsuit for systemic discrimination, harassment and for racially profiling a local Black man. Quebec's Human Rights and Youth Rights Commission (CDPDJ) is seeking $205,000 in damages on behalf of Pierre-Marcel Monsanto, a Terrebonne resident of Haitian descent, after police stopped him over a dozen times and fined him without valid reason. Included in the lawsuit is $20,000 in punitive damages against the city.
CBC News (Canada) 		4/1/2023
News
Surrey PCC given Home Office funding for teacher training in VAWG
The funding will go towards a three day training programme which schools can apply for.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		4/1/2023
News
New NCA technology helps jail prolific child rapist
New technology that has been developed by NCA officers enabled the identification of a rapist known across the world since 2013.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		4/1/2023
News
Cheshire’s IT team: ‘There isn’t any more we need to buy’
Police Oracle visited Cheshire HQ to see how it is getting the IT systems it has already bought to work harder for its work force.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		4/1/2023
Feature
CLUE IT YOURSELF My card was stolen, cops didn’t care so I tracked crook down & did citizen’s arrest – now he’s waiting for sentence
A Dad tracked down a crook who used his bank card, chased him and made a citizen’s arrest — after police showed no interest.
The Sun 		4/1/2023
News
Beyond Recruitment
USA: Barriers to Promotion among Women in Law Enforcement
Police Chief Magazine 		4/1/2023
Feature
Garda group criticises Commissioner Drew Harris for official roster ‘dispute’ declaration
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: In a statement the Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors spoke of their ‘disappointment’ that Drew Harris has not agreed to fresh talks.
The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 		4/1/2023
News
Man charged with murder after woman’s body found in NSW town of Ballina following welfare concerns
AUSTRALIA: The man visited a police station expressing welfare concerns for a woman known to him. Hours later, he was in custody.
7 News (Australia) 		4/1/2023
News
Victoria Police discipline harms officers
AUSTRALIA: The disciplinary process for police officers in Victoria continues to be marred by significant delays, frustrating members at best and, at worst, injuring them to the point of no return, authorities say.
Mandurah Mail (Australia) 		4/1/2023
News
Thieves, fraudsters, killers, sex offenders: New Zealand’s miscreant cops outed in new police figures
NEW ZEALAND: More than 200 police staff - from recruits right up to senior inspectors and top cops - have faced criminal charges in the last few years, including for drugs, fraud, serious physical and sexual assaults, kidnapping, family harm and driving offences.
NZ Herald (New Zealand) 		4/1/2023
News
High Court orders two men facing drug and other charges not to sell $1.9m of assets
NEW ZEALAND: The High Court in Hamilton has ordered two men charged with selling drugs and participating in organised crime not to sell $1.9 million worth of assets.
RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 		4/1/2023
News
Assets valued at more than $1,900,000 restrained
NEW ZEALAND: Assets valued at more than $1,900,000 have been restrained from two men arrested as part of Operation Poapoa in June 2022.
New Zealand Police 		4/1/2023
News
Leicester youth project supports up to 40 young people
A youth project funded by PCC Rupert Matthews has been able to support up to 40 young people at risk of falling out of education.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		4/1/2023
News
IOPC shooting probe delayed by ‘independent analysis’ of evidence
A West Midlands Police firearms officer is under investigation by the IOPC after Sean Fitzgerald died from a single gunshot wound to the chest after leaving a property in Coventry on January 4, 2019.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		4/1/2023
News
Officers assaulted at illegal New Year’s Eve rave
One of the officers needed hospital treatment for a head injury.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		4/1/2023
News

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