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Deaths and injuries from dog attacks are on the rise, but a newly published study shows the police response to the issue is inconsistent and varies significantly between forces and can even vary within a single force. Police Professional reports.
Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) - Subscription at source 		28/7/2022
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New custodial unit for women
Visionary centre will transform support for women in custody.
Scottish Government 		28/7/2022
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FCN has helped half of UK police forces prepare for CSI and digital forensic accreditation
FCN’s accreditation support team has helped 23 forces prep for UKAS assessment ahead of looming deadlines, with 12 successfully accredited so far.
Forensic Capability Network 		28/7/2022
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LFR cannot wait for new statutory framework – it needs a regulator
First and foremost, congratulations are in order for Matthew Ryder QC and his team on producing a well-balanced, thought-provoking report – The Ryder Review.
Police Professional - Subscription at source 		28/7/2022
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From police officer to therapist
At first glance, the work of police officers and therapists may seem to be worlds apart, but Carl Flynn, who has worked in both professions, says there are more similarities than you might think, especially when it comes to motivation.
Police Professional 		28/7/2022
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Forced Marriage Unit statistics 2021
OFFICIAL STATISTICS: Statistics on the cases reported to the Forced Marriage Unit through its public helpline and email inbox during calendar year 2021.
Home Office 		28/7/2022
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Met Police officer ‘acted out rape fantasy’ in group chat with Sarah Everard’s killer Wayne Couzens
William Neville, from Weybridge in Surrey, is in court alongside fellow Metropolitan Police constable Jonathon Cobban, 35, and former officer Joel Borders, 45, charged with sending "grossly offensive messages".
Sky News 		28/7/2022
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The rise in body-worn cameras and the opportunity for policing
A wide range of industries outside the emergency services are now investing in video security technology which presents an opportunity for law enforcement says Fergus Mayne.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		28/7/2022
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Police hope sports car will engage young drivers
Devon and Cornwall Police has a new high performance sports car to teach young drivers about road safety.
BBC 		28/7/2022
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‘Hunted’: one in three people killed by US police were fleeing, data reveals
USA: Nearly one third of people killed by US police since 2015 were running away, driving off or attempting to flee when the officer fatally shot or used lethal force against them, data reveals.
The Guardian 		28/7/2022
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Home Office selects CGI as strategic delivery partner
IT services supplier will act as strategic delivery partner for the Home Office’s plans to modernise and join up UK law enforcement’s digital capabilities
Computer Weekly 		28/7/2022
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Policing: Number of cyber-focused officers rises 12%
The number of police officers across England and Wales dedicated to investigating cybercrime rose by 12% during the 2021/22 year. Newly published annual Home Office figures reveal that, as of 31 March, forces cumulatively employed 521 officers focused on cybercrime. This compares with a total of 465 at the end of the prior year. The addition of 56 further officers represents an annual increase of about 12%.
PublicTechnology.net 		28/7/2022
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Head of ‘colossal’ UK-Dubai money-laundering gang jailed for nine years
Abdulla Alfalasi smuggled £100m in dirty cash out of UK, with couriers carrying up to £500,000 per suitcase
The Guardian 		28/7/2022
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IOPC to reinvestigate officers’ use of force prior to man’s death in 2017
The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has decided to reinvestigate police contact with a man at a bail hostel in Nuneaton prior to his death in hospital in 2017.
Police Professional 		28/7/2022
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Final Hillsborough report work ongoing, police watchdog says
A report on the Hillsborough disaster by the police watchdog will not be published before next year, over a decade after investigations launched.
BBC 		28/7/2022
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PSNI: 968 officers overdue on firearms refresher training
Some 968 police officers in Northern Ireland are overdue mandatory refresher training for using firearms.
BBC 		28/7/2022
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Why are strip-searches not a matter of public debate in the UK?
The recent story of Child Q, the 15-year-old black schoolgirl who was accused by her teachers of smelling of cannabis and subjected to a strip-search at her school in Hackney, London, without an appropriate adult present, has rightly elicited outrage.
The Conversation 		28/7/2022
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Met officers in Couzens group joked about assaulting women, court told
Prosecutor reads out messages shared by three defendants in WhatsApp chat in 2019
The Guardian 		28/7/2022
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‘Shit area, shit house’: Queensland police officer allegedly told not to waste time investigating woman’s death, inquiry hears
AUSTRALIA: A senior Queensland police officer reportedly told a co-worker that police did not investigate the suspicious death of a domestic violence victim because she and her husband were a “a pair of scumbags who live in a shit area in a shit house”, an inquiry has heard.
The Guardian 		28/7/2022
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UK Police not free from occassional range anxiety
The Gloucestershire Constabulary has the UK’s largest electric patrol car fleet, with 21 per cent of its 435 vehicles being EVs, i.e. 66 Nissan Leafs and nine Nissan NV200 vans. However, the new Commissioner for Gloucestershire, Chris Nelson, has now sounded the alarm.
Electrive.com 		28/7/2022
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