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Police op targets drink driving on Northland’s Ninety Mile Beach
NEW ZEALAND: An operation targeting drink driving on Northland's Ninety Mile Beach was the first of several planned at peak times along the coast this summer, police say.
NZ Herald (New Zealand) 		13/1/2022
News
New technology targets repeat offenders in Nottinghamshire
Nottinghamshire Police has launched a trial of a new facial recognition tool that can instantly recognise persistent offenders.
Police Professional 		13/1/2022
News
The frequency of employee theft in the UK
New, exclusive, police data has revealed that, since 2019, 18,784 employee thefts have been reported to police in the UK, with 50.8 thefts reported per 100,000 employees in the UK.
HR News 		13/1/2022
News
Pandemic Effects on Law Enforcement Training and Practice
Editorial introduction to the Special Conference Edition for the CEPOL European Research & Science Conference, held online on 3-5 May 2021.
European Law Enforcement Research Bulletin - Registration at source 		13/1/2022
Research article
PSNI rejects request to train authoritarian Gulf state police force
ASIA: The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has rejected a further request from the Foreign Office to deliver training to Oman's police force, The Detail can reveal.
The Detail 		13/1/2022
News
Downing Street party: Met Police faces mounting pressure to investigate drinks event attended by Boris Johnson
The Met is facing calls to explain how officers at No 10 could have been unaware of the garden party attended by Boris Johnson
i News 		13/1/2022
News
Police officer sacked after sharing photo of dead woman
Police officer sacked after sharing photo of dead woman
The Guardian 		13/1/2022
News
Alleged Laval pimp is first Quebec subject of police manhunt program
CANADA: A 35-year-old alleged pimp from Laval is the first person to be sought in Quebec through a program that uses billboards and social media to encourage the public to be on the lookout for fugitives.
Montreal Gazette (Canada) 		13/1/2022
News
New chair of police and NCA pay bodies appointed
Zoë Billingham brings years of experience of working in policing and will take up her appointment on 13 January.
Home Office 		13/1/2022
News
Police forces on Vancouver Island brace for staffing shortages caused by Omicron
CANADA: Police departments in Greater Victoria are keeping a close eye on staffing levels as the Omicron variant of COVID-19 sweeps through the region and among their ranks.
Times Colonist (Canada) 		13/1/2022
News
Delta Police set policing priorities
CANADA: Delta Police says the new plan embraces the principles of collaboration, service, diversity and inclusiveness
Delta Optimist (Canada) 		13/1/2022
News
Over 700 gardaí sign up to wear Irish language fáinne
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Over 700 gardaí of all ranks have signed up to wearing an Irish language fáinne to the public they are offering an Irish language service.
RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 		13/1/2022
News
Gardaí concerned at ‘joyriding epidemic’ not seen for almost 30 years
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí in west Dublin are becoming increasingly concerned about the activities of local youths who are involved in a “joyriding epidemic” that has not been seen in almost 30 years.
Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 		13/1/2022
News
Garda ombudsman warns it has insufficient funding to tackle ‘increasing workload’
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: There was a 50% increase in the number of incidents referred to the Garda Ombudsman which related to a member of the public being injured or dying after an interaction with a serving garda in 2021.
Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 		13/1/2022
News
Alan Baldwin: Improving vetting is essential as ‘integrity is non-negotiable’ in policing
Former Cambridgeshire Police Deputy Chief Constable Alan Baldwin (centre-right in picture) believes clearing the vetting backlogs and attracting the right people into policing – including increased recruitment of under-represented groups – are essential steps for the future of the service in the UK, as he explained to Policing Insight Publisher Bernard Rix on a recent leg of the Policing Friendship Walking Tour.
Policing Insight - Subscription at source 		13/1/2022
Feature, Interview
Towards A Better Understanding of Police Experience: An Assessment of the Unique Shifts, Crime Areas, and Duty Assignments That Officers Have Worked
Using the survey data from 791 officers in a large western police department in the United States, the current study assesses how officers’ unique work experiences (i.e., shifts, crime areas, and duty assignments) vary and culminate throughout a career in policing. Findings provide a glimpse into the early socialization and work experiences of novice officers and how experiences manifest across officers as they gain years on the job. The results also show that there is particularly high variation in the career work experiences amongst the most tenured officers, which calls into question the validity of using only length of service to measure officer experience. This study closes by discussing the implications that these findings have for future research and practice.
Police Journal - Registration at source 		13/1/2022
Research article
First Nation force takes over policing non-Indigenous Alberta community
CANADA: In one of the first arrangements of its kind in the country, an Indigenous police force has taken over policing of a small non-Indigenous town in Alberta – a move leaders from both communities say could become a model for both reconciliation and rural policing in the province.
The Globe and Mail (Canada) 		13/1/2022
News
Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Service performing below expected standard
Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Service is performing below the expected standard and needs to make improvements, a new report has found.
HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 		13/1/2022
Report
Buckinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service: Cause of concern revisit 2021
Today we published a letter on Buckinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service’s progress against a cause of concern we gave in our inspection in 2021.
HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 		13/1/2022
Report
2021 was worst year on record for online child sex abuse, says IWF
Watchdog says younger children were targeted by online predators on an industrial scale during lockdowns
The Guardian 		13/1/2022
News

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