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First national digital forensics services purchasing system is now live!
The new system is an eagerly anticipated advancement in digital forensics. The scope, quality standards and structure of the DPS have been built by forces, for forces to meet future digital forensic service requirements for policing and law enforcement and is fully endorsed by Digital Forensics Marketplace Operations Group.
Forensic Capability Network 		5/5/2021
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Man died after ‘being tasered for 33 seconds and kicked in the head’
Prosecution alleges two officers did not act in self defence but 'took out anger' on disturbed man.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		5/5/2021
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Kent issues safety advice as PCSO murder inquiry continues
Kent police has issued safety advice to people living near the spot where PCSO Julia James was murdered. Her family have called for people to join a doorstep vigil at 7pm tonight.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		5/5/2021
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PIRC: Challenging year, but cautious optimism for months ahead
The Police Investigations and Review Commissioner (PIRC) remains determined to deliver the core priorities that are “central to improving policing in Scotland” despite the challenges posed by Covid-19.
Police Professional 		5/5/2021
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Daughter asks mourners to light candles in ‘beautiful nod’ to Julia James
The grieving daughter of police and community support officer (PCSO) Julia James is to lead mourners in lighting candles for her mother on Tuesday evening
Police Professional 		5/5/2021
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New solutions to age-old problems
Analysts, intelligence teams and anyone interested in presenting data in a user-friendly format will be interested in an upcoming series of events from the NEP.
National Enabling Programmes 		5/5/2021
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Police officer quarterly strength statistics: 31 March 2021
Statistics on Police Officer Quarterly Strength, which gives the number of full-time equivalent police officers employed by Police Scotland.
Scottish Government 		5/5/2021
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Economic crime research strategy: Home Office research priorities
RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS; A research strategy focusing on economic crime research priorities, meeting a commitment of the Economic Crime Plan 2019.
Home Office 		5/5/2021
Report
Government makes progress on Economic Crime Plan to tackle fraud and economic crime
Statement of progress shows improved understanding of threat and how the government is investing in the law enforcement response to economic crime.
Home Office 		5/5/2021
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Julia James: Candles lit in memory of murdered PCSO – as police warn public to be ‘very careful’
A week on from her death, mourners, including her daughter, paid tribute to the 53-year-old who was killed while walking her dog.
Sky News 		5/5/2021
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George Floyd killer Derek Chauvin asks for new trial
The white former Minneapolis police officer convicted last month of the murder of the black man George Floyd has requested a new trial.
BBC 		5/5/2021
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Dalian Atkinson’s head was kicked like a football by police officer, murder trial told
PC Benjamin Monk also alleged to have used Taser weapon on former Aston Villa player for six times longer than guideline limit
The Guardian 		5/5/2021
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Horizon Europe: New opportunities for police income, innovation and investment
With increasing pressure on policing restricting opportunities for research and innovation, a new EU funding programme – to which UK forces still have access – could offer fresh avenues for transformation and change that will enable law enforcement to tackle existing and emerging threats, as Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth reports.
Policing Insight - Subscription at source 		5/5/2021
Feature, Innovation
Identifying sex trafficking in Adult Services Websites: an exploratory study with a British police force
Human trafficking, commercial sexual exploitation and modern slavery have experienced an unprecedented boom over the past decade due to the development of information and communication technologies (ICTs), particularly in digital and networked environments.
Trends in Organized Crime 		5/5/2021
Research article
Taking prevention seriously: The case for a crime and harm prevention system
Few would argue with the notion that ‘prevention is better than cure’. Politicians of all parties agree on the importance of preventing social problems escalating into crises or becoming entrenched i ways that cause ongoing misery and entail costly management by the state. One would struggle to find a police force, health service or local authority strategic document that does not call for more effort to be focused on preventative work
The Police Foundation 		5/5/2021
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Put banks under legal duty to prevent fraud, says crime commission
Fraud is one of the most common UK crimes, with an estimated 3.8 million incidents in the year ending March 2019
The Telegraph - Subscription at source 		5/5/2021
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Fleeing driver research reports
NEW ZEALAND: As part of the recommendations from the fleeing driver review ‘Fleeing drivers in New Zealand – a collaborative review of events, practices and procedures’, the Evidence Based Policing Centre was commissioned to do research into the motivations of fleeing drivers. The reports are published here as they are completed.
New Zealand Police 		4/5/2021
Report
Research reports reveal fleeing driver motivators
NEW ZEALAND: Police have released research reports aimed at improving understanding of drivers’ motivations for fleeing.
New Zealand Police 		4/5/2021
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Understanding the fleeing driver; Police analysis reveal those most likely behind the wheel
NEW ZEALAND: Most drivers who flee police have extensive criminal histories and the majority of them are unlicensed, a police investigation into fleeing driver behaviour has found. The investigation, carried out by the Evidence-Based Policing Centre, has resulted in six separate reports covering the background of the drivers but also ways to mitigate offending and what other crimes are committed at the same time.
NZ Herald (New Zealand) 		4/5/2021
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‘They failed me’: High-profile Mountie walks away from B.C. RCMP after struggles with PTSD
CANADA: VANCOUVER -- A high-profile Mountie is walking away from the RCMP after what she calls "unforgivable" neglect from the institution. Staff Sgt. Jennifer Pound was the face of Integrated Homicide Investigation Team for years, a role that eventually left her suffering with post-traumatic stress disorder. After years of struggle, she has decided to retire early, saying she could no longer in good conscience, represent the organization.
CTV News (Canada) 		4/5/2021
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