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800 criminals arrested in biggest ever law enforcement operation against encrypted communication The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Dutch National Police (Politie), and the Swedish Police Authority (Polisen), in cooperation with the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and 16 other countries have carried out with the support of Europol one of the largest and most sophisticated law enforcement operations to date in the fight against encrypted criminal activities. Europol	8/6/2021 News
Police Scotland officers depart to support Devon and Cornwall during the G7 Conference More than 200 officers have departed in convoy from Police Scotland’s headquarters at Tulliallan to support Devon and Cornwall Police during the G7 Conference after our Chief Constable Iain Livingstone authorised a mutual aid deployment of over 400 officers and staff. Further contingents will leave in the coming days. Police Scotland	8/6/2021 News
Tackling Child Sexual Abuse Strategy The Tackling Child Sexual Abuse Strategy sets out our whole-system response to all forms of child sexual abuse. Home Office	8/6/2021 Report
Cambridgeshire Police: No misconduct found in white officer’s stop A white police officer who told a black driver he was stopped on the grounds of his race has been found to have no misconduct case to answer for. BBC	8/6/2021 News
Black People disproportionately targeted by Welsh police according to new data According to the latest official government figures, Black people were nearly eight times more likely to have force used against them, by Welsh police than white people in 2019/20. The Voice	8/6/2021 News
Ex-GMP chief Ian Hopkins joins board of police recruitment agency Mr Hopkins, who left under a cloud as the force was placed in special measures in December, last week became non-executive director of Red Snapper. The firm hires retired cops back to police forces, including GMP Manchester Evening News	8/6/2021 News
City criminologist partners with Avon and Somerset Constabulary to transform police responses to rape Dr Katrin Hohl, Senior Lecturer in Criminology, collaborated with Avon and Somerset Constabulary in a ground breaking research project which will transform the way police respond to rape and sexual offences City University of London	8/6/2021 News
Priti Patel may have influenced police response to XR blockade of printing press, court hears Police recorded multiple phone calls between home secretary and chief constable during operation to remove protesters, court told The Independent	8/6/2021 News
Mental health (criminal law) review board annual report 2019 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: I am pleased once again to present the Annual Report of the Mental Health (Criminal Law) Review Board. [pdf] Department of Justice (Republic of Ireland)	8/6/2021 Report
Policing under Pressure: Federation Vice-Chair Ché Donald on an 18 months that have left policing ‘creaking and straining’ This week sees the Police Federation of England and Wales hold its annual conference online; ahead of the event, Vice-Chair Ché Donald spoke to Policing Insight’s Bernard Rix on the impact of the pandemic on policing – from the added strain on officer wellbeing and mental health, to trial by media and increasing diversity. Policing Insight - Subscription at source	8/6/2021 Feature, Interview, Opinion
ANOM: Hundreds arrested in massive global crime sting Law enforcement agencies say they've arrested hundreds of criminals across the world in a three-year operation using an FBI-designed app. BBC	8/6/2021 News
PCC hires Mike Veale, ex-officer who led troubled Heath abuse inquiry The former chief constable who led the inquiry into alleged abuse by Sir Edward Heath and who later resigned over allegations of serious misconduct is being paid to advise an elected police and crime commissioner. The Times - Subscription at source	8/6/2021 News
Baton charges on Dublin revellers were appropriate, commissioner Drew Harris says The garda commissioner Drew Harris has defended the policing of Dublin city centre over the bank holiday weekend, saying that the force used by officers was “appropriate”. The Times - Subscription at source	8/6/2021 News
St. Thomas police publish court info to highlight flawed ‘catch and release’ system CANADA: Police in St. Thomas, Ont., are taking the unusual step of publishing redacted court dispositions, to raise awareness about the challenges facing officers and community members, and the need to find solutions to helping vulnerable people. CBC News (Canada)	7/6/2021 News
NSW Police Force is using AI to analyse CCTV footage AUSTRALIA: The New South Wales (NSW) Police Force is using artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to speed up investigations by automating manual tasks. The force's AI-infused platform, called Insights, gives police access to a wide array of critical information and automates many tasks such as transcribing recordings of audio interviews or poring through petabytes of CCTV footage. IT PRO	7/6/2021 News
Priti Patel may have influenced police response to XR blockade of printing press, court hears Police recorded multiple phone calls between home secretary and chief constable during operation to remove protesters, court told The Independent	7/6/2021 News
Victim-friendly approaches in sexual crime investigations CANADA: Sexual assault is one of the most underreported crimes in Canada. According to the 2014 General Social Survey results, sexual assault accounted for 10 per cent of all violent self-reported incidents, however, the majority (83 per cent) of sexual assault cases were not reported to police. Blue Line (Canada)	7/6/2021 Feature
Leading for change CANADA: Stacy Clarke breaks glass ceiling, becomes Toronto’s first Black female superintendent Blue Line (Canada)	7/6/2021 Feature
Hampshire officer ‘sexually aggressive’ to a colleague, panel told A former Hampshire PC held a pair of scissors up to a colleagues face and told her to shut her mouth, a disciplinary panel has heard. Police Oracle - Subscription at source	7/6/2021 News
First man convicted of murder through DNA to leave prison The first man to be convicted of murder on the basis of DNA evidence is to be released from prison, the Parole Board has confirmed. Police Professional	7/6/2021 News

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