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Officer given suspended sentence after being found guilty of assault
An officer has been given a 16-week sentence, suspended for two years, after she was found guilty of assault by beating following an incident in South London.
Police Professional 		13/12/2022
News
‘Haphazard’ use of out of court disposals undermining justice, warns report
Out of court disposals (OOCDs) threaten to “undermine open justice” and are in urgent need of reform, according to a new report by the Magistrates’ Association.
Police Professional 		13/12/2022
News
Dad’s fury as he’s handcuffed in front of his children in ‘wrongful arrest’
"I feel humiliated, embarrassed, frustrated, and depressed."
Express 		13/12/2022
News
The county lines conundrum: Young criminal, child victim or both?
With county lines drug trafficking increasingly recognised and understood across the UK, police still face the conundrum of whether children and young people involved in these crimes should be treated as offenders, victims, or both; Policing Insight’s James Sweetland reports on a session from the recent 24hr Conference on Global Organized Crime in which Trilateral Research’s Jana-Isabelle Dilger presented guidance for frontline officers making these tough calls.
Policing Insight - Subscription at source 		13/12/2022
Analysis, Feature
Police find savings in revised operating budget
CANADA: The Moose Jaw Board of Police Commissioners have found savings in the police budget to resubmit to Moose Jaw City Council.
Discover Moose Jaw (Canada) 		13/12/2022
News
Ottawa police cut email access over fears info would leak during ‘Freedom Convoy’
CANADA: Ottawa police were so concerned about leaks from "Freedom Convoy" sympathizers in their ranks that they proactively shut off the email accounts of members on leave, but now the force has little to say about how real those fears turned out to be.
Discover Airdrie (Canada) 		13/12/2022
News
Plan to scrap Surrey police transition heading to Victoria after council green light
CANADA: Surrey city council voted Monday to send a plan to reverse the city’s police transition to the province’s minister of public safety.
Global News (Canada) 		13/12/2022
News
Justice Minister Helen McEntee calls Garda Commissioner to look at increasing resources at Rosslare Europort
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: On her final day before taking up maternity leave, Minister for Justice Helen McEntee is understood to have made representations to Garda Commissioner Drew Harris to increase garda resources at Rosslare Europort.
Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 		13/12/2022
News
Community garda numbers for Dublin’s north inner city fell by half since 2016
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The number of community gardaí working in the Dublin north inner city division most ravaged by gangland crime have plummeted by almost half since 2016, official figures seen by the Irish Mirror reveal.
Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 		13/12/2022
News
Car allegedly used to mow down garda in terrifying Donegal incident found and examined
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardai have found what is believed to be the car used to mow down one officer and almost hit another in a terrifying incident in Co Donegal.
Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 		13/12/2022
News
Six dead, including two police, in Queensland shooting; How dangerous is policing in Australia?
This week saw the tragic killing of two Queensland Police officers during a shooting incident that left six people dead; Dr Terry Goldsworthy, Associate Professor of Criminology at Bond University, believes that while such events are rare in Australia compared to other countries, this latest loss of life will highlight once again the inherent dangers of policing, and what more can be done to reduce such risks.
Policing Insight 		13/12/2022
Analysis, Feature
Sharing evidence with the Crown Prosecution Service through Axon Evidence
London’s Metropolitan Police Service now shares 600% more digital evidence with the CPS than in initial rollout. Learn how Axon Evidence helps facilitate efficient sharing for faster investigations.
Policing Insight 		13/12/2022
Advertisement, Feature
Inspire Justice Awards highlights
PolicingTV's Founder and Publisher Bernard Rix recently attended the inaugural Inspire Justice Awards, at the Botanical Gardens in Birmingham. These Awards, supported by PolicingTV as media partner, celebrate and shine a light on the wider justice workforce that keeps the  UK criminal justice system running smoothly. This video provides highlights from what was an excellent day acknowledging and recognising the shortlisted nominees and award winners, as well as those others working tirelessly within the justice system. 
PolicingTV 		13/12/2022
Feature, Video
Inspire Justice Awards highlights
PolicingTV's Founder and Publisher Bernard Rix recently attended the inaugural Inspire Justice Awards, at the Botanical Gardens in Birmingham. These Awards, supported by PolicingTV as media partner, celebrate and shine a light on the wider justice workforce that keeps the  UK criminal justice system running smoothly. This video provides highlights from what was an excellent day acknowledging and recognising the shortlisted nominees and award winners, as well as those others working tirelessly within the justice system. 
PolicingTV - Registration at source 		13/12/2022
Feature, Video
Commissioner Karen Webb says police willing to cooperate with gay hate inquiry
AUSTRALIA: The NSW Police commissioner has emphasised the organisation's "ongoing willingness to assist and cooperate" with an inquiry into suspected gay hate deaths, after the judge overseeing it described claims within legal correspondence from police as "offensive". The special commission of inquiry is investigating dozens of unsolved cases in NSW between 1970 and 2010 that may have been the result of LGBT hate attacks.
ABC News (Australia) 		13/12/2022
News
Latest Garda survey highlights strong levels of public trust and faith in the force
While many law enforcement organisations around the world are facing challenges over legitimacy and community confidence, a new survey of Ireland’s An Garda Síochána has revealed increased public trust levels in the force of more than 90%, and a widespread belief that the organisation is well-managed and effective at tackling crime, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports.
Policing Insight - Subscription at source 		13/12/2022
Analysis, Feature
Queensland Police officer Keely Brough ‘always wanted to be a cop’
AUSTRALIA: The brave police officer who survived being sprayed with bullets by a trio in camouflage at a rural Queensland property previously spoke of how joining the force was a lifelong dream. Constable Keely Brough has been named as one of the officers who arrived at a property at Wieambilla, 300km west of Brisbane, on Monday at 4.40pm before being ambushed by gunfire. The 28-year-old joined the force just nine weeks ago. Constable Brough’s colleagues, Constable Rachel McCrow, 29, and Constable Matthew Arnold, 26, died in the violent tragedy. Constable Randall Kirk, 28, was shot in the leg but survived.
The Australian 		13/12/2022
News
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese pays tribute to slain Queensland police officers
AUSTRALIA: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has paid tribute to two young Queensland police officers and a bystander whose lives were "cruelly cut short" after they were shot during an ambush west of Brisbane. Four officers went to a rural property at Wieambilla on Monday to investigate reports of a missing person, but were met with gunfire.
South Coast Register (Australia) 		13/12/2022
News
Queensland Police Union president speaks on deadly siege
AUSTRALIA: Queensland Police Union president Ian Leavers has spoken about the deadly siege at Wieambilla that left two officers dead.
The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) - Subscription at source 		13/12/2022
News
The Public Order Bill poses a significant threat to freedom of expression
Following the shocking arrest and beating of the BBC cameraman Edward Lawrence we are quite rightly worried about the treatment of journalists in China. However, we should be wary about undermining our own ability to take the moral high ground — something we are at risk of doing with legislation currently passing through Parliament.
The Times - Subscription at source 		13/12/2022
Feature, Opinion

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