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Smart sensors put stop to farm crime
Welsh farmers are using wireless technology to combat farm thefts as new figures show that around one in five were victims of crime in 2020.
Western Telegraph 		10/6/2021
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‘Huge increase’ in complaints against police, says control committee
BELGIUM: Belgium saw a “huge increase” in the number of complaints from members of the public against the police in 2020, according to the committee P, which oversees police matters.
The Brussels Times (Belgium) 		9/6/2021
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German police officers dismissed over alleged online Nazi content
German prosecutors have dismissed 19 police officers in a commando unit and suspended another over claims they glorified violence and made references to a former Nazi organisation in online chats, a spokesperson said on Wednesday.
The Guardian - Subscription at source 		9/6/2021
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From rule of six to 6,500 police: Cornwall hosts first Covid-era G7
Alongside coronavirus measures, huge security operation under way as thousands plan to join protests
The Guardian 		9/6/2021
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Policing Minister expresses regret over failure to vaccinate officers
The Policing Minister Kit Malthouse says it was matter of personal regret that he failed to make the case strongly enough for police officers to be prioritised for Covid-19 vaccines during the pandemic.
Police Professional 		9/6/2021
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‘Zap the bad people’: Priti Patel renews call to arm all frontline police officers with tasers
Home Secretary insists the Government is listening to demands for more funding and resources for officers and that she ’has their backs'
The Times 		9/6/2021
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Global strike against organised crime may hit highest reaches of Irish gangland
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Irish organised criminals were using the Anom encrypted messaging system, which was secretly run by the FBI, and information taken off it will be used to strike against Irish gangs at home and abroad in the months ahead, senior Garda sources believe.
The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 		9/6/2021
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Analysis: Why Operation Trojan Shield is different to all the others
NEW ZEALAND: Herald reporter Jared Savage, who has reported on every major organised crime investigation in New Zealand for the past decade, explains why the latest drug bust is different to all the rest.
NZ Herald (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 		9/6/2021
Analysis, Feature
‘Adaptive’ drug market proves resilient to Covid-19 disruption
A “dynamic and adaptive drug market” has proved resilient to Covid-19 restrictions, according to a new report published today (June 9).
Police Professional 		9/6/2021
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PFEW must strive to become the ‘unequivocal voice of policing’
PFEW must be allowed to take part in a more meaningful pay and pension arbitration processes with Government so the Federation is allowed to participate on equal terms.
Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 		9/6/2021
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Home Secretary quizzed over mental health-damaging disciplinary investigations
During a live Q&A session at our virtual Annual Conference today (9 June), Priti Patel was questioned by members on a range of issues including the Government failing to prioritise officers during the vaccine rollout, ensuring the service attracts recruits with more life experience and the length of some IOPC investigations.
Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 		9/6/2021
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Bravest of the Brave – Thank you all for doing your bit to keep us safe
Police Bravery Awards host, Mark Durden-Smith, spoke to three 2020 nominees over Zoom about their courageous actions during the Bravest of the Brave segment on 9 June.
Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 		9/6/2021
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Organised crime is going univestigated as police ‘hide’ behind derided Action Fraud, academic claims
Between 2019 and 2020, over 800,000 people reported being a victim of fraud, with £2.3billion finding its way into criminal hands
i News 		9/6/2021
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Home Secretary at the Police Federation conference 2021
SPEECH; Home Secretary Priti Patel delivered a speech to the Police Federation conference on Wednesday 9 June 2021.
Home Office 		9/6/2021
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Two women among NSW Police’s new top brass
AUSTRALIA: Two women have been promoted to senior positions in the NSW Police Force, with one becoming the first female deputy commissioner in three years.
The Daily Telegraph (Australia) - Subscription at source 		9/6/2021
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Victorian youth justice report hears ‘heartbreaking’ stories from Aboriginal children, recommends raising age of responsibility
AUSTRALIA: Aboriginal children in Victoria have reported being racially abused and physically and sexually assaulted by police, a landmark inquiry has found. Victoria's commissioner for Aboriginal children and young people, Justin Mohamed, has released the findings from a three-year investigation into the state's youth justice system.
ABC News (Australia) 		9/6/2021
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Checks and balances needed for new police surveillance powers
AUSTRALIA: The Australian Federal Police has had a big win helping the FBI in the battle against organised crime through Operation Trojan Shield. Following the lead of US colleagues, the AFP used an informer to convince organised criminals to use smartphones installed with an app called An0m in the belief that they were untraceable and encrypted.
The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 		9/6/2021
Feature, Opinion
Prime Minister heaps praise on police in surprise address
A recorded message from Boris Johnson was played to delegates at the annual conference of the Police Federation of England and Wales.
The Standard 		9/6/2021
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Metropolitan Police launch ‘walk and talk’ scheme with women to learn why they feel unsafe on London streets
T he Metropolitan Police will be shadowing women as they walk the streets of Lambeth and Southwark to learn how they feel unsafe. The new “walk and talk” scheme will see 25 female neighbourhood officers buddying up with local women to walk the streets of south London and hear of their “experiences, concerns and reflections”, the Met announced on Wednesday morning.
The Standard 		9/6/2021
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Covid: Police feel betrayed over vaccinations priority, Priti Patel told
Police officers feel a "deep sense of betrayal" that they were not prioritised for vaccination, the Police Federation chairman has said.
BBC 		9/6/2021
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