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West Yorkshire Police employee sentenced over child sex image A former West Yorkshire Police employee has been sentenced after admitting possession of an indecent image of a child. BBC	12/4/2021 News
Police officer who killed black man in Minnesota traffic stop went to use taser but fired her pistol ‘by accident’ Daunte Wright was shot last night after reportedly being pulled over by police in the same city as the ongoing George Floyd trial The Telegraph - Subscription at source	12/4/2021 News
The ASPI Report: Australia’s illicit drug problem is getting worse Despite frequent large seizures and law enforcement agency successes, the supply of illicit drugs into Australia continues to grow; In their latest report, Dr John Coyne and Dr Teagan Westendorf of the Australian Strategic Policy Institute examine the expanding nature of the country’s international narcotics supply chain, and what steps can be taken to disrupt it. Policing Insight	12/4/2021 Analysis, Feature
Law Enforcement and Individuals With Disabilities: Steps Towards Service Improvement People with disabilities are more likely to interact with law enforcement personnel than the general population. Despite the increased likelihood of interactions, most jurisdictions lack protocols and report barriers to effective interaction and communication with individuals with disabilities. The Community Readiness Model (CRM) is a useful tool for guiding research and training in this area. The purposes of this study were to gain insight into the community of law enforcement personnel’s readiness to accommodate individuals with disabilities and uncover barriers to effectively serving individuals with disabilities. Using the CRM to develop the web-based survey, researchers collected data from 267 law enforcement personnel. Results provide information on the implementation of disability-related trainings, effectiveness when serving individuals with disabilities, and specific strengths and barriers that impact service to individuals with disabilities. Specific implications for law enforcement professionals include the development of trainings and technical assistance addressing specific disabilities and related accommodations. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source	12/4/2021 Research article
Forty years on: The 1981 riots and Lord Scarman’s legacy on UK policing (Part 1) Forty years ago this month, rioting erupted in Brixton – and later in 1981 across the country – leading to one of the most significant inquiries into policing in the UK; in the first of a two-part feature, Dr Wendy Laverick of Hull University and Professor Peter Joyce of Wrexham Glyndŵr University explore the context and key recommendations for police reform from the Scarman report. Policing Insight - Subscription at source	12/4/2021 Feature, Opinion
Police step up patrols to ensure new lockdown rules are adhered to Boris Johnson has urged the nation to “behave responsibly” Wales Online	12/4/2021 News
Woman shares horrific injuries after police inspector boyfriend beat her The 47-year-old woman, from Pembroke, described how Paul Bonning was "frothing at the mouth" in anger before he beat her, striking her with a knife after he came home from a night out on Sunday, July 1, 2018 Mirror - Subscription at source	12/4/2021 News
Security services and police to face questions over London Bridge attacker Inquest will ask if deaths of Jack Merritt and Saskia Jones at hands of convicted terrorist Usman Khan could have been prevented The Guardian	12/4/2021 News
The UK’s blinkered war on drugs cannot be won The Government’s most recent review of illicit drug use is one long indictment of abysmal state failure. i News	12/4/2021 News
Almost a third of chief constables quit before police and crime commissioner elections Almost a third of chief constables are being replaced as a series of senior officers leave before next month’s police and crime commissioner elections. The Times - Subscription at source	12/4/2021 News
Police cannot tackle all Covid breaches as crime returns to pre-pandemic levels, senior officer warns Forces stretched as lockdown lifts and crime returns The Independent	12/4/2021 News
Covid: Police ‘regret’ over halting church Good Friday service Police have said they "deeply" regret the hurt caused when a Good Friday service was shut down for breaching Covid-19 restrictions. BBC	12/4/2021 News
Fight against organized crime: Commissioner Johansson in Lisbon Home Affairs Commissioner Ylva Johansson is in Lisbon today (12 April) for a series of events related to fighting organised crime. She will first deliver a keynote speech at the launch event for the latest Europol serious and organised crime threat assessment report, which will analyse the main crime threats facing the EU and deliver recommendations. Europol	12/4/2021 News
German policemen ‘stole ammunition for far-right group’ At least 20 German police officers are suspected of stealing service-issue pistol, sub-machinegun and sniper rifle ammunition and handing it to a shooting range linked to a right-wing extremist network. The Times - Subscription at source	12/4/2021 News
Hot tub thefts will be this year’s crime wave, owners warned Thieves are getting themselves into hot water but perhaps not in the way police would like. The Times - Subscription at source	12/4/2021 News
My own police force ignored assaults on me, says former chief constable Sue Fish A retired chief constable has accused her former force of initially “deafening silence” and then a “casual approach” in the wake of her disclosure she was twice indecently assaulted. The Times - Subscription at source	12/4/2021 News
Fury in garda ranks as over a third have had to quarantine due to COVID but no jabs on offer REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: One-third of the entire Garda force have either tested positive for Covid-19 or been forced to quarantine, the Irish Mail on Sunday has learned. The startling figure underlines the palpable anger throughout the Garda ranks at the decision not to prioritise gardai for vaccinations. Extra.ie (Republic of Ireland)	11/4/2021 News
Number of police chases drop 60 per cent since pursuit policy amended NEW ZEALAND: More than two thirds of fleeing drivers have yet to be charged since top brass changed police's pursuit policy, but the number of chases and crashes have more than halved. Stuff (New Zealand)	11/4/2021 News
‘Unfinished business’: top coroner’s call to action on Indigenous deaths in custody AUSTRALIA: Self-determination for Australia’s First Nations people is the “unfinished business” that must be addressed nationally to prevent Indigenous over-representation in the criminal justice system and deaths in custody, NSW’s top coroner has said in a call to action. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia)	11/4/2021 News
‘Lifesaving’ program banishes abusers from family homes AUSTRALIA: Instead of forcing victims to flee their homes, a new program is putting domestic abusers into hotels in a bid to change their troubling behaviour. Herald Sun (Australia) - Subscription at source	11/4/2021 News

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