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Consistent police recording of business crime is needed to galvanise a national response
After the Home Affairs Select Committee published its Violence and Abuse Towards Retail Workers First Report, the APCC's lead on Business Crime, Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner Katy Bourne, said she acknowledged the Committee’s recommendations and welcomed recognition of the progress made in some force areas, including Sussex, to tackle business crime.
Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 		1/7/2021
News
Senior police officer suffered PTSD after being investigated for ‘meddling’ in sex cases
Supt Bev Gill from Cleveland Police has been accused of gross misconduct over incidents dating back to 2015
The Telegraph - Subscription at source 		1/7/2021
News
Top 10 tips for interviewing: The ORBIT approach to suspect interviewing
Interviewing techniques used in the UK by law enforcement and the security services have improved considerably over the last two decades, but leading expert Prof Laurence Alison believes some simple errors and areas of confusion still remain; here, ahead of this month’s Rapid-Fire Conference on Investigative Interviewing, he sets out 10 top tips for interviewing and building a rapport with interviewees.
Policing Insight - Subscription at source 		1/7/2021
Analysis, Feature
Police breached ‘fundamental rights’ at Sarah Everard and Kill the Bill protests, parliamentary inquiry finds
There were "multiple failings" by the Met and Avon and Somerset Police, the report claims.
Sky News 		1/7/2021
News
Police hand out just 75 Covid-19 fines for quarantine breaches since traffic-light system came into force
Around 3.3 million people are thought to have been asked to quarantine for 10 days after flying into England and Wales from amber and red-list countries since the traffic light system was introduced
i News 		1/7/2021
News
UK Police Issue Warning Over Huge WhatsApp Scam
Multiple police forces in the UK have issued warnings about a widespread scam targetting WhatsApp users.
Info Security 		1/7/2021
News
Police handling of Sarah Everard vigil breached ‘fundamental rights’
‘The police must not become the enforcement agency of the state against those who choose to publicly and collectively call for change’
The Standard 		1/7/2021
News
Outgoing police chief condemns tech firms for ‘exponential growth of child abuse’
A senior British police officer fears more people could develop a sexual interest in children unless the tech industry takes the scale of abuse on their platforms seriously.
Metro 		1/7/2021
News
World Politics Pacific Te Ao Māori Sport Business Country Local Democracy Reporting Comment & Analysis In Depth Weather TE AO MĀORI1 Jul 2021 Counting number of Māori youth photos in database too hard, police say
NEW ZEALAND: Police have no idea how many photographs of Māori youth are stored in their intelligence database, but continue to insist officers are not racially profiling them.
RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 		1/7/2021
News
Corporate plan 2021-22
AUSTRALIA: This corporate plan outlines how the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) intends to deliver its purpose over the next 4 years, including our key activities and the measures by which we will be held to account in 2021–22. [pdf]
Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) 		1/7/2021
Report
Gardai are breaching right to privacy by unregulated use of CCTV, Kevin Lunney case is told
Gardai are breaching the privacy and constitutional rights of citizens by operating a “de facto surveillance system” using CCTV from businesses, homes and motorways, a barrister has said.
The Times - Subscription at source 		1/7/2021
News
West Mercia Police officer sentenced for manslaughter of Dalian Atkinson
Benjamin Monk, a West Mercia Police officer, has been convicted of unlawful act manslaughter for the death of Dalian Atkinson and today (29 June) sentenced to eight years’ imprisonment. His conviction and imprisonment follow an investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC).
Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 		30/6/2021
News
The kids are alright
Chris Hobbs follows a protest that had all the ingredients to end in a full scale riot, but went off peacefully
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		30/6/2021
Feature
Youth Justice Board chief hits out at plans to raise child custodial sentences
Claudia Sturt warns MPs that more time in custody cements pro-criminal identities and attitudes
The Guardian 		30/6/2021
News
Central Africa: Criminals are cashing in on COVID-19 surge in gold prices
A new INTERPOL report sounds the alarm on the prevalence of organized crime group in gold mining across the Central African region
INTERPOL 		30/6/2021
News
Calls to stop NSW police trial of national facial recognition system over lack of legal safeguards
AUSTRALIA: New South Wales police officers are testing out the federal government’s controversial facial recognition system to access passport photos as part of criminal investigations, despite legislation governing its use not yet passing parliament.
The Guardian 		30/6/2021
News
WA police to carry overdose treatment drug
AUSTRALIA: About 300 West Australian police will become the first in the country to be deployed with Naloxone, a drug used to provide emergency first aid to people suffering from an opioid overdose.
Mandurah Mail (Australia) 		30/6/2021
News
Getting a clear picture: procuring the right surveillance equipment for police aviation
NEW ZEALAND: Mandy Langfield spoke to police aviators about their choices for onboard equipment that pair crew and aircraft safety with enhancing their aerial law enforcement role
Air Med and Rescue 		30/6/2021
News
IPCA reopens investigation into Shargin Stephens police shooting
NEW ZEALAND: The police watchdog is reopening its inquiry into the 2016 police shooting of Rotorua man Shargin Stephens.
NZ Herald (New Zealand) 		30/6/2021
News
Kids’ crash pack collaboration
NEW ZEALAND: Activity packs for kids involved in traffic collisions is now a growing initiative thanks to the collaborative efforts of a teacher and a Central District Highway Patrol Officer.
New Zealand Police 		30/6/2021
News

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