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Police response to burglary, robbery and theft ‘not good enough’, report finds
Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services found a number of shortcomings in some police forces.
The Standard 		11/8/2022
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Advanced technology and more police to tackle unacceptable road toll
AUSTRALIA: Tasmania’s road toll this year has been horrific and the time has come to enforce safer roads. It is time for every Tasmanian to echo the sentiments of Tasmania Police: enough is enough. Our new Road Policing Service has now operationalised dedicated new police officers, patrol vehicles and advanced drone technology. The new enforcement capability available for Tasmania Police is part of our ongoing efforts to keep Tasmanians safe on the roads.
Tasmanian Government 		11/8/2022
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Police response to burglary, robbery and theft ‘not good enough’, report finds
Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services found a number of shortcomings in some police forces.
HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 		11/8/2022
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HMICFRS finding time for crime report
APCC response to HMICFRS ‘Finding time for crime’ report - The police response to burglary, robbery and other acquisitive crime
Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 		11/8/2022
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Police failing victims of burglary, says watchdog
Victims are being routinely failed by the police’s “dire” response to burglary, robbery and theft even though it “isn’t rocket science”, the chief inspector of constabulary has warned. Officers are not doing the basics such as gathering CCTV evidence, conducting house-to-house inquiries, giving crime prevention advice and keeping victims informed, Andy Cooke said. He said that too many investigations ended without a suspect identified and that the response to intrusive, acquisitive crime was “not what the public expect and deserve”.
The Times - Subscription at source 		11/8/2022
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Dublin facing ‘epidemic’ as gangs run riot on ‘an hourly basis’ says top ex-Garda
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The former Garda claims that staff turnover is caused by terrified workers falling victim to attacks
Buzz (Republic of Ireland) 		11/8/2022
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Manchester Police trials devices to collect evidence of sexual offences
Greater Manchester Police is trialling new technology to allow victims of domestic and sexual abuse to keep their mobile phones after reporting a crime.
UKAuthority.com 		11/8/2022
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PEEL 2021/22 – An inspection of South Wales Police
PEEL is HMICFRS’s assessment of police forces in England and Wales. PEEL stands for police effectiveness, efficiency, and legitimacy. This report sets out the findings for South Wales Police.
HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 		11/8/2022
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The police response to burglary, robbery and other acquisitive crime – Finding time for crime
This report focuses on the police response to serious acquisitive crime, which we have defined as domestic burglary, personal robbery, theft from a person, and theft of and from a motor vehicle. In this report we examine: call handling; the initial policing response; how forces allocate investigations; and investigation standards. We aim to identify what is working well, what needs to change, and the main barriers to making improvements. To help forces to improve and learn from each other, we highlight some examples of the good and innovative practices we have found during our inspections.
HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 		11/8/2022
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Northants PC dismissed after crashing police vehicle
A Northamptonshire officer has been dismissed after gross misconduct was found proven against him.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		11/8/2022
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Police response to burglary, robbery and theft must improve
The police response to burglary, robbery and theft is not consistently good enough – and victims face a postcode lottery when it comes to how thoroughly officers might investigate crimes, the police inspectorate has warned.
HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 		11/8/2022
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England and Wales police failing burglary victims, inspectorate finds
Inspectors say austerity cuts meant inexperienced officers were left to deal with burglaries
The Guardian 		11/8/2022
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Burglary, robbery and theft victims failed by police – watchdog
Most victims of burglary, robbery and theft in England and Wales are not being given the justice they deserve, the police watchdog says.
BBC 		11/8/2022
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Lincolnshire Police urge public to report non-urgent crimes online
Reporting non-urgent matters online meant there would be fewer delays in calls being answered, the force said
BBC 		10/8/2022
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First of Oscar Kilo’s 2022 award winners announced
The National Police Wellbeing Service are announcing this year's award winners each day this week.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		10/8/2022
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AI for policing: Where should we draw the line?
There are clear benefits to AI being used by police, but a number of human rights groups and AI experts have expressed concerns about the potential misuse of this tech.
Silicon Republic 		10/8/2022
Feature
Civilians could soon respond to some police calls in California city
USA: The team members will not be armed or drive in a police vehicle, but they will be trained in evidence documentation and filing of police reports
Police1 		10/8/2022
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More police officers, please, will be Hamilton’s message to police minister
NEW ZEALAND: Hamilton Mayor Paula Southgate and city area police commander Inspector Andrea McBeth will update Police Minister Chris Hipkins on Hamilton’s “critical” issues.
Stuff (New Zealand) 		10/8/2022
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Northland community leaders tight-lipped on three strikes law repeal
NEW ZEALAND: Northlanders were reluctant to comment on the repeal of the controversial law that imposed maximum sentences on those with three strikes.
NZ Herald (New Zealand) 		10/8/2022
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Some New Zealand politicians want to crack down on gangs. That’s no way to solve the problem.
NEW ZEALAND: Gangs flourish when the state fails its citizens. Banning colours and getting ‘tough on crime’ won’t fix anything.
The Guardian 		10/8/2022
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