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Police keep jobs after half of gross misconduct rulings
Half of police staff found to have committed gross misconduct are not sacked, according to analysis of three years of reports from the police watchdog. Only 55 out of 118 cases led to dismissal when a breach was proven by a disciplinary panel, the BBC reported.
The Times - Subscription at source 		11/2/2022
News
Cressida Dick resigns as Metropolitan Police commissioner
A row is growing between the Home Office and London City Hall as Sadiq Khan is accused of playing politics over the ousting of Dame Cressida Dick. Priti Patel, who is responsible for appointing the Metropolitan police commissioner, is furious that the mayor did not tell her he was withdrawing support from Dick and effectively forcing her out.
The Times - Subscription at source 		11/2/2022
News
Chief Paul Pazen: ‘We all want the same thing – high-quality, well-educated, well-trained officers with big hearts’
With increasing demand, limited resources and higher levels of public scrutiny, Denver Police Department (DPD) is facing challenges common to law enforcement agencies around the world; Chief Paul Pazen, the city native now leading DPD, believes the answers include strong community understanding, opportunities for police lifelong learning, and alternatives to traditional police responses, as he explained to Policing Insight’s Christine Townsend.
Policing Insight - Subscription at source 		11/2/2022
Feature, Interview
Cressida Dick stands down after speaking with mayor
The Met's commissioner has resigned after losing a power struggle with London Mayor Sadiq Khan.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		11/2/2022
News
Renaming Leicestershire Police would be ‘nonsense’ says Federation chair
Renaming Leicestershire Police would be a complete waste of resources at a time when the force needs more officers, Tasers and other equipment, the chair of the local police federation has said.
Police Professional 		11/2/2022
News
College criticism of HMICFRS ‘fundamentally wrong both in law and in policy’
Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Constabulary, Sir Tom Winsor, has written to the College of Policing to take issue with its comments of the way Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS) reports on the efficiency and effectiveness of forces.
Police Professional 		11/2/2022
News
Dame Cressida Dick to step down as MPS Commissioner
Dame Cressida Dick is to stand down as Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) after losing the support of the Mayor of London, it was announced today (February 10).
Police Professional 		11/2/2022
News
Senior police leaders pay tribute to Dame Cressida Dick
Chief constables and senior policing figures from across the country have taken to social media to pay tribute to Dame Cressida Dick following her decision to stand down as commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS).
Police Professional 		11/2/2022
News
Crime gang who tasked vulnerable girls with UK-wide shoplifting spree convicted of modern slavery offences
A crime gang who coached and exploited teenage girls into a UK-wide shoplifting scam have been convicted of modern slavery offences.
Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 		11/2/2022
News
National Vice Chair responds to Police Grant 2022/23
As the Government reveals its financial commitment to policing for the upcoming financial year, PFEW's National Vice Chair speaks out about the need for a multi-year settlement to better support policing. The Police Grant Report for 2022/23 was debated in the House of Commons on Wednesday 9 February.
Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 		11/2/2022
News
Met Police Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick is leaving her job as Sadiq Khan loses ‘confidence’ in her
The beleaguered Met Police boss said she had "no choice" but to step down after the London mayor lost "confidence" in her.
Sky News 		11/2/2022
News
Dame Cressida Dick forced out of scandal-hit Met police
Chief to leave role two years early after London’s mayor accused her of failing to deal with misogyny and racism in the force
The Guardian 		11/2/2022
News
Cressida Dick to step down as Metropolitan Police chief
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick is leaving her role after a series of damaging controversies.
BBC 		11/2/2022
News
Dawn of new era of football hooliganism
We are seeing the beginning of a new era of football hooliganism – and it’s not all football’s fault, writes Mark Rowe. There are in fact three sorts of trouble, posing risks to safety and of disorder. What they have in common is that British law enforcement, which has sadly become dysfunctional, is unable to apply any deterrent effect, leaving the hooligans free to carry on and encouraging the like-minded and weak-minded to become copycats; as in the first modern era of football hooliganism, that began in the later 1960s.
Professional Security Magazine Online 		11/2/2022
Feature, Opinion
Cressida Dick has resigned as commissioner of the Metropolitan Police after being accused of failing to deal with a culture of misogyny and racism
Metropolitan Police commissioner Dame Cressida Dick has stepped down following a series of scandals and the exposure of racist and sexist messages sent by officers within the force.
Stylist 		11/2/2022
Feature
The Suspicious Activity Report
NEW ZEALAND: The Suspicious Activity Report is produced by the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU), part of the New Zealand Police Financial Crime Group, currently led by Detective Inspector Christiaan Barnard. [pdf]
New Zealand Police 		11/2/2022
Report
Fundamental review into the College of Policing
College Review sets out new vision to improve leadership, standards, and professionalism in policing.
Sky News 		10/2/2022
News
Letter to the College of Policing: Inspectorate relationship with College standards
Sir Thomas Winsor, Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Constabulary, has written to the Chair and the Chief Executive Officer of the College of Policing regarding Fundamental review of the College of Policing, which was published on 10 February 2022.
HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 		10/2/2022
Report
Police responded to nearly 2,000 calls where ambulance service could not attend
Police officers in Northern Ireland responded to almost 2,000 calls sent to them in recent months because the ambulance service could not attend, the PSNI chief constable has said.
The Independent - Registration at source 		10/2/2022
News
Cleveland Police: Mark Webster named as chief constable
Cleveland Police has a new chief constable, the seventh in less than a decade. Mark Webster, the favoured candidate, was proposed by elected police and crime commissioner Steve Turner and approved by the police and crime panel.
BBC 		10/2/2022
News

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