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An Garda Síochána Launches Strategy to Support Health & Wellbeing of Personnel REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Garda Síochána has today launched a three-year strategy that will see the introduction of additional health and wellbeing supports for personnel, as well as the strengthening of existing supports. An Garda Síochána	4/5/2021 News
Police watchdog threatened with legal action over inquiry into man’s death Family of Neal Saunders, who died after being restrained, threaten action after IOPC decided not to investigate conduct of officers The Guardian	4/5/2021 News
Police use of emergency powers to retain DNA ‘responsible and proportionate’ The Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner says he is satisfied that emergency powers granted to the police under the Coronavirus Act 2020 for retaining fingerprints and DNA profiles have been “used in a responsible and proportionate manner”. Police Professional	4/5/2021 News
Hillsborough officer’s statement ‘was amended to remove police criticism’ A police officer’s statement about the Hillsborough disaster was amended to remove criticism of the force, but comments about drunk football fans were kept in, a court has heard. Police Professional	4/5/2021 News
IFFS: Shaping preventive crime and gun strategies The Interpol Firearm Forensics Symposium will gather 500 participants from 100 countries INTERPOL	4/5/2021 News
Flagship event returns Our annual conference is back, and this year will focus on ‘Policing Under Pressure’. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW)	4/5/2021 News
Police DSC supports UK Cyber Security Association The Police Digital Security Centre is supporting the UK Cyber Security Association (UKCSA), which has officially launched today, Tuesday 4th May 2021, and is open for membership. Security News Desk	4/5/2021 News
Dalian Atkinson: ex-footballer murdered by police officer in street, jury hears PC Benjamin Monk alleged to have used Taser weapon on former Aston Villa player in Telford and kicked him in head in 2016 The Guardian	4/5/2021 News
Reevaluating Factors Associated With Negative Attitudes Toward Police: Capturing Information From College Students While a significant amount of research has been conducted in regards to public opinion of police, limited information can be found that reflects college students’ opinions toward the subject, and even fewer studies have specifically used students on a college campus as a sample to study such opinions. The majority of past research focuses on low-income minorities who live in transitional neighborhoods and those who typically harbor the most negative views of the police in the United States. The questions this study attempted to answer were, “Are there certain demographic and social factors that can predict negative views toward police?” “If so, do these factors differ from or continue to confirm the results presented in past studies?” This study, through the use of questionnaire survey research, seeks to determine if a broader demographic of individuals, particularly college students, might be dissatisfied with police in present times, in light of the recent events regarding police use of force, what some may call police brutality, hostility, and unprofessionalism. Journal of Ethnicity in Criminal Justice - Registration at source	4/5/2021 Research article
Rightwing extremism is main threat to Germany’s security, interior minister says GERMANY: Police recorded almost 24,000 far-right crimes last year – the highest level since records began The Guardian	4/5/2021 News
North Yorkshire Police officers and staff join the thousands who have FREE access to Policing Insight! – Find out how Policing Insight welcomes officers and staff from North Yorkshire Police, who now have FREE access with the start of a new organisation wide subscription. They join a community of officers and staff from many other UK and international police forces with an interest in progressive policing. Read on to find out how to use your FREE subscriber access. Policing Insight	4/5/2021 Feature
The Police Crime Prevention Academy delivers Designing out Crime qualification to 11 Police Forces Designing Out Crime Officers (DOCO’s) representing eleven police forces are amongst the latest to undertake the accredited Level 5 Diploma in Crime Prevention – Designing Out Crime, delivered by the Police Crime Prevention Academy. FE News	4/5/2021 News
Dealing with the silent treatment during suspect interviews Expanding the horizons of current research to help investigators face 'no comment' suspects in the interview room College of Policing	4/5/2021 Feature
Tackling modern slavery: A UK-Vietnamese collaborative approach to combat human trafficking A unique collaboration between the UK’s Joint International Policing Hub (JIPH) and the People’s Police Academy in Vietnam has led to a lasting legacy for Vietnamese police training in tackling human trafficking; DI Mark O’Donoghue of the JIPH spoke to Policing Insight Deputy Editor Sarah Gibbons about the project. Policing Insight - Subscription at source	4/5/2021 Analysis, Feature
Romance fraud: Five things you need to know What exactly is romance fraud, and how do criminals take advantage of the criminal activity? College of Policing	4/5/2021 Feature
GMP officer ‘lucky not to lose his sight’ during football protest A 28-year-old man has been arrested after six police officers were injured in violent clashes during a protest by Manchester United fans ahead of a match against Liverpool. Police Professional	4/5/2021 News
IFFS: Shaping preventive crime and gun strategies Ballistic experts, forensic scientists, law enforcement professionals, policy makers and public safety officials are gathering virtually this week to focus on preventive crime and gun strategies. INTERPOL	4/5/2021 News
Stop and search survey for young people The Police Service of Northern Ireland has launched a survey to gather information about young people’s views, experiences and opinions of stop and search. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI)	4/5/2021 News
Sheku Bayoh inquiry is progressing with ‘focus and determination’ The inquiry into the death of Sheku Bayoh is progressing with “focus and determination”, its chair has said. Holyrood Magazine	4/5/2021 News
Colombia braces for further unrest after police react violently to mass protests At least 16 demonstrators and one officer dead after police fired at protesters and rammed crowds with motorcycles. The Guardian	4/5/2021 News

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