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Four murder accused to be released on bail amid legal aid strikes.
Oxford judge remarks on lack of legal aid reforms as he refuses to extend custody pending trial.
The Guardian 		22/9/2022
News
New crackdown on fraud and money laundering to protect UK economy
Wide ranging reforms designed to bear down on kleptocrats, organised criminals and terrorists abusing the UK’s open economy have been introduced into Parliament today.
Home Office 		22/9/2022
News
Chris Kaba’s family taking ‘a step back’ after viewing footage of fatal incident.
The Metropolitan Police officer involved has been suspended by the force and the Independent Office for Police Conduct is investigating.
The Independent 		22/9/2022
News
Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill 2022
COLLECTION: These documents relate to the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill.
Home Office 		22/9/2022
Report
Chris Kaba’s family to ‘take a step back’ after viewing police bodycam footage of his death
The family of Chris Kaba, who was shot dead by an armed Metropolitan Police officer in south London, said they are "stepping back" after a meeting to view bodycam footage of his death. Speaking on behalf of the family, Mr Kaba's cousin Jefferson Bosela said: “The family just wants justice. For now, the family are going to take a break and take a step back.”
ITV News 		22/9/2022
News
‘Team’ pledge as next Chief Constable of Nottinghamshire Police confirmed
Nottinghamshire Police’s next Chief Constable has vowed to build on positive work to promote public confidence and teamwork. Kate Meynell made the pledge whilst being questioned by a special Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Panel hearing yesterday, before being officially and unanimously confirmed in the role. Kate, the current Deputy Chief Constable at Derbyshire Constabulary, is now set to return to work at the force where she began and spent most of her career.
Nottinghamshire Police 		22/9/2022
News
Icelandic police arrest four people over alleged terror attack plans
ICELAND: An unprecedented investigation into an alleged terrorist plot in Iceland has led to the arrest of four men suspected of targeting “various institutions of society” and “citizens of the state”. Several semi-automatic weapons, including 3D-printed ones, were seized at nine locations, as well as “thousands” of rounds of ammunition, by a large police operation involving 50 officers.
The Guardian 		22/9/2022
News
Football arrests reach eight-year high in ‘extremely worrying’ new figures
Football arrests reached their highest level for eight years last season while pitch invasions more than doubled compared to pre-pandemic levels, new data from the Home Office shows. The 2021-22 statistics for matches played in England and Wales make grim reading for the football authorities and law enforcement agencies, and follow a campaign which was marred by players being assaulted by pitch-invading fans.
The Independent 		22/9/2022
News
Ex-Bedfordshire Police child images officer guilty of gross misconduct.
A former police officer who admitted making indecent images of children and arranging to meet children for sex would have been sacked if he had not resigned, a police force said.
BBC 		22/9/2022
News
Met needs “urgent improvements”, says HMICFRS in follow up review.
In one of three HMICFRS Inspection reports published today, the Met is facing further criticism having been moved to the inspectorate's Engage monitoring process last June.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		22/9/2022
News
The last refuge of police comradery has been shattered forever
AUSTRALIA: An incredibly devastating and major blow has been dealt to the entire NT Police force this week due to the reprehensible actions and behaviour of the NT Police Command and Commissioner of Police, and another from which the already fragile force surely will not recover.
NT Independent (Australia) 		22/9/2022
Feature, Opinion
NT police officer’s sorrow over dead teen
AUSTRALIA: A Northern Territory police officer has apologised to a remote Indigenous community that was misled after one of her colleagues shot an Aboriginal teenager dead.
South Coast Register (Australia) 		22/9/2022
News
Kumanjayi Walker inquest: ‘racist’ texts and big questions for Northern Territory police
AUSTRALIA: Extraordinary allegations have been aired in the coronial inquest into the death of Warlpiri teenager Kumanjayi Walker at the hands of Northern Territory police officer Zachary Rolfe. [AUDIO]
The Guardian 		22/9/2022
News
Robbed dairy owner casts doubt on decline in youth crime
NEW ZEALAND: A dairy owner says she's traumatised after being robbed by five youths – but police have written saying they can't track down the offenders.
newsroom (New Zealand) 		22/9/2022
Feature, Opinion
Bay of Plenty shopkeeper ‘completely broken’ after multiple break-ins
NEW ZEALAND: The owner of a Bay of Plenty store "smashed up" by four people says he is "completely broken" after multiple break-ins.
NZ Herald (New Zealand) 		22/9/2022
News
Carving brighter paths
NEW ZEALAND: When Dannevirke Constable Tim White was approached to run a youth programme in Pahiatua, it was an opportunity to combine two of his passions, helping our youth and Ōamaru stone carving.
New Zealand Police 		22/9/2022
News
Walks on the beach and team building boost morale in Northumbria.
Force commended for proactive occupational health approach and for ensuring PIP2 investigator capacity is maintained.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		22/9/2022
News
Exeter police launch scheme to tackle sexual violence.
Devon and Cornwall Police are enforcing a week of action to tackle violence against women and girls.
BBC 		22/9/2022
News
West Mids Fed warns officers put off public order training
WMP Fed Chair Richard Cooke has told Police Oracle that officers are getting to the point where they don't want to be public order trained because rest days are being continually cancelled.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		22/9/2022
News
Leicester disorder: Home secretary meets police after unrest.
Home Secretary Suella Braverman has met police in Leicester following recent unrest in the city.
BBC 		22/9/2022
News

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