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An inspection of the National Crime Agency’s crime reduction (investigating offences relating to organised crime) function HMICFRS is required by the Crime and Courts Act 2013 to inspect the National Crime Agency (NCA). Following an inspection we must report to the Home Secretary on the efficiency and effectiveness of the NCA. This inspection, our eighth of the NCA, examines its crime reduction (investigations) function managed through its UK-wide branch network. This inspection looked at the non-specialist NCA investigation teams based at branch offices across the UK. It adds to the findings of previous inspections of the NCA and other aspects of the serious and organised crime (SOC) system. Collectively, these will give a system-wide view of the UK law enforcement’s fight against SOC. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS)	13/7/2021 Report
Home Office should provide clarity on National Crime Agency funding The Home Office should make it clear how much money the National Crime Agency (NCA) will have for the next three years, a new report has recommended. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS)	13/7/2021 News
Blood-stained gate in Sophie murder inquiry was not ‘lost’, gardaí reveal REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A five-bar gate to the holiday home of Sophie Toscan du Plantier has not been “lost” by gardaí but was disposed of after it was decided it was of no value to the murder investigation. The Independent	13/7/2021 News
Gardai in major car drug sting as man arrested during significant Bray seizure REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A man has been arrested after gardaí discovered €40,000 worth of cannabis in a car in Wicklow. Dublin Live (Republic of Ireland)	13/7/2021 News
Garda drug tests: 5% of force to be randomly selected each year REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Random tests will look for traces of cocaine, heroin, cannabis and other drugs The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland)	13/7/2021 News
Autistic Adults and Their Experiences With Police Personnel: A Qualitative Inquiry This study uses a qualitative methodological approach to investigate the experiences that autistic adults have when encountering police personnel. An anonymous, online, semi-structured survey asking open-ended questions about individual experience was used, and the data were analysed thematically. Although only five participants comprised the final sample, the findings illustrate how – despite differences in types of interaction and police contact – similar experiences were reported. Almost all participants reported experiencing a negative interaction with police, coupled with a limited understanding of the events surrounding their encounter. Four participants experienced some form of being stopped and questioned. This study aims to examine alternative perspectives, as previous research has focused on criminal justice personnel perspectives rather than autistic perspectives. This is one of a few qualitative Australian studies to seek individualised experiences from a community-based sample. Sampling and recruitment strategies need revision to attain a larger number of surveys in future research. Psychiatry Psychology and Law - Registration at source	13/7/2021 Research article
Home Office should provide clarity on National Crime Agency funding The Home Office should make it clear how much money the National Crime Agency (NCA) will have for the next three years, a new report has recommended. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS)	13/7/2021 News
Immediate action required to avoid Ransomware pandemic INTERPOL Secretary General Jürgen Stock has called for police agencies worldwide to form a global coalition with industry partners to prevent a potential ransomware pandemic. INTERPOL - Subscription at source	13/7/2021 News
PCC’s back call for huge investment in drug treatment The government must invest in helping illegal drug users quit or face the consequences, it's adviser has warned. PCC's have backed Dame Carol Black's warning. Police Oracle - Subscription at source	13/7/2021 News
New protest laws could put extra pressure on forces, ministers warned Controversial new powers to curb protests will put extra pressure on forces, Chiefs and a PCC have warned. Police Oracle - Subscription at source	13/7/2021 News
ACC who led major crime Op retires after 30 years service Cleveland ACC Lisa Orchard retires after long and 'distinguished' career. Police Oracle - Subscription at source	13/7/2021 News
Police Scotlanf firearms teams finally get body worn video cameras Police Scotland has awarded a 500,000 contract for body worn video - but only to armed officers. Police Professional - Subscription at source	13/7/2021 News
Crime victims ‘hesitant’ to report them over court delays A victim of crime says some people are put off reporting incidents because of delays in getting justice. BBC	13/7/2021 News
Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source	13/7/2021 News
Inspectorate calls for radical action to tackle ‘stark and shocking’ level of violence against women and girls An interim report by HMICFRS into UK policing’s response to violence against women and girls (VAWG) has urged forces to build on current momentum to improve the service and support offered to the victims of such crimes; Policing Insight Deputy Editor Sarah Gibbons takes a closer look at the report, including suggestions for a ‘VAWG minimum standard’ for police investigations, and the need for a ‘radical refocus’ to tackle the problem. Policing Insight - Subscription at source	13/7/2021 Feature
Tech firm handed £505,000 contract for body-worn police cameras ahead of Cop26 Police Scotland firearms officers will be equipped with the Axon Flex 2 point of view camera ahead of the climate conference. The Standard	13/7/2021 News
Police officers being silenced on social media by their bosses, says crime commissioner Fears information from ‘sterile corporate accounts’ is replacing insights from officers on the beat to comply with European rules The Telegraph - Subscription at source	13/7/2021 News
‘They’re thugs not fans’: Met Police Federation condemns England supporters after officers attacked Nineteen officers were injured when they "confronted volatile crowds" in the capital after the game and 49 people had been arrested for a "variety of offences". Sky News	13/7/2021 News
Met Police seize record £180m of cryptocurrency in London The Met Police has seized a record £180m worth of cryptocurrency linked to international money laundering in London. BBC	13/7/2021 News
Estimating the cost of pure cybercrime to Australian individuals AUSTRALIA: This report estimates the cost of pure cybercrime to individuals in Australia in 2019. [pdf] Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia)	13/7/2021 Report

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