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Man arrested and €80,000 worth of cannabis seized in intelligence-led Garda raid on Donabate home REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Officers from the Coolock Divisional Drugs unit pounced on the home as part of the gardai's drugs crackdown Operation Tara Dublin Live (Republic of Ireland)	11/7/2021 News
The Sunday Times view on statistics: Credible crime data vital for gardai to keep finger on pulse Every country needs to know how much crime happens within its borders. In Ireland, we don’t. True, the Central Statistics Office (CSO) publishes quarterly crime figures but it is so unsure about the quality of information from gardai that it is issued under a category called “statistics under reservation”. This is “to reflect the fact that there are data-quality issues in the underlying sources”, the CSO says. The garda’s Pulse system, a database introduced in 1999, is the only source of recorded crime data available. Simply put, it is unreliable. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source	11/7/2021 Feature, Opinion
After Sarah Everard’s murder, police must take flashing more seriously Police will be told to take offences such as indecent exposure and street harassment more seriously in the wake of Sarah Everard’s murder. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source	11/7/2021 News
Democrats put faith in ex-cop Eric Adams to battle anti-police faction When Eric Adams won a tightly contested Democratic primary last week he did more than book himself a probable stay in the New York mayor’s mansion. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source	11/7/2021 Analysis, Feature
NSW Police employs school-based Aboriginal trainees in effort to improve relations in north-west AUSTRALIA: Jada Seaton comes from Lightning Ridge, a small opal mining town in north-western New South Wales. ABC News (Australia)	10/7/2021 News
Police shooting in Hamilton: Injured officer set to undergo surgery NEW ZEALAND: A police officer shot in Hamilton overnight will undergo surgery today for injuries suffered in the incident. NZ Herald (New Zealand)	10/7/2021 News
Vancouver police officers face new review in case of detained Indigenous man CANADA: VICTORIA — A retired judge has determined that a further investigation is needed in the case of two Vancouver police officers and their alleged treatment of an Indigenous man. Pique News Magazine (Canada)	10/7/2021 News
New garda identification method ‘extremely impressive’ says barrister in Kevin Lunney trial REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardai used an "extremely impressive" new method when tasked with identifying three of the men accused of abducting and assaulting businessman Kevin Lunney, a defence lawyer has told the Special Criminal Court. Longford Leader (Republic of Ireland)	10/7/2021 News
Inspectorate to review Garda handling of domestic abuse reports REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Inspectorate is to review the way gardaí handle domestic abuse reports. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland)	10/7/2021 News
Final written warning for officer over inappropriate TikTok videos A Northamptonshire Police officer who posted inappropriate videos of himself on social media has today been given a final written warning, following our investigation. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) - Subscription at source	10/7/2021 News
Concern at risk to rural response officers after two stabbed The risk to rural response officers has been raised after two Devon and Cornwall officers were stabbed in a frenzied and sustained attack. Police Oracle - Subscription at source	10/7/2021 News
Data-Informed Community Engagement (DICE): Using data to focus on locations and situational crime prevention Levels of violent crime across America saw an unprecedented increase in 2020, and remain worryingly high in 2021; in this latest essay from the Violence Reduction Project, Professor Joel Caplan of Rutgers University School of Criminal Justice explains how using a data-informed approach to crime prevention which engages local communities can offer an effective alternative to focusing solely on law enforcement. Policing Insight - Subscription at source	10/7/2021 Analysis, Feature
Derbyshire Constabulary investigated over prior contact with murder victim The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has opened an investigation into Derbyshire Constabulary after it emerged that murder victim Gracie Spinks had told the force that she was being stalked by a man prior to her being found with a fatal knife wound to her neck. Police Professional	10/7/2021 News
Interactive police line-ups improve eyewitness accuracy – study Eyewitnesses can identify perpetrators more accurately when they are able to manipulate 3D images of suspects, a new study has found. Police Professional	10/7/2021 News
TikTok: Northamptonshire Police officer warned over inappropriate videos A police officer who posted "inappropriate" TikTok videos has been given a final written warning. BBC	10/7/2021 News
Wayne Couzens: Police ‘must look at vetting processes’ after Sarah Everard murder Armed police officer murdered woman weeks before another Met officer was convicted of terror offences The Independent	10/7/2021 News
Police missed chances to stop Wayne Couzens before he killed Sarah Everard Two opportunities to stop the Scotland Yard firearms officer who murdered Sarah Everard were missed by police, it has emerged. The Times - Subscription at source	10/7/2021 News
Our perverse justice system rewards domestic violence Does outrage change anything? The publicity, the posturing, the outpouring of grief over the death of Sarah Everard; the collective scream across social media that enough is enough. Has any of it made women safer? How will it stop the next Wayne Couzens? The Times - Subscription at source	10/7/2021 Feature, Opinion
Bill for enacting new hate crime laws will top £1m Scotland’s hate crime act will cost the justice system £1 million to implement, a campaign group has said. The Times - Subscription at source	10/7/2021 News
Federal police recover $8.5m stolen by email scammers AUSTRALIA: The Australian Federal Police clawed back nearly $8.5 million in the past year taken from local businesses by cyber criminals who tricked them via email into paying fraudulent invoices. Financial Review (Australia)	9/7/2021 News

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