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Drone use for public order and intelligence ‘exceeds remit’ force told Data protection impact assessment goes beyond searching for missing people MSP complains in letter to ACC. Police Oracle - Subscription at source	19/2/2021 News
Victim support helpline for people unhappy with Greater Manchester Police response to close – after getting 240 calls The crime support line was set up after the force received a damning inspection report - but it is about to be shut down Manchester Evening News	19/2/2021 News
Protesters demand answers of Gwent Police after Newport man’s death More than 100 protesters have gathered in Newport following the death of a man shortly after police were at his house. BBC	19/2/2021 News
Watchdog investigates second death after contact with police in Wales Protests in Newport over death of Moyied Bashir, 29, a month after a 24-year-old died after release from custody The Guardian	19/2/2021 News
Police report rise in large Covid lockdown parties in England Secretly organised via social media, illegal events are becoming more creative and sophisticated The Guardian	19/2/2021 News
How might police education and training contribute to violence reduction? Levels of violent crime across America saw an unprecedented increase in 2020; in this latest essay from the Violence Reduction Project, Professor Gary Cordner, former Maryland police chief and Academic Director of the Baltimore Police Department Police Academy, explains how better police education and training can contribute to reducing violence. Policing Insight - Subscription at source	19/2/2021 Feature, Opinion
Dots Versus Density: the Impact of Crime Mapping Techniques on Perception of Safety, Police Performance and Neighbourhood Quality President Obama’s Task Force on 21st Century Policing advised law enforcement agencies to ‘[e]stablish a culture of transparency and accountability in order to build public trust and legitimacy’ (2015, p. 12). Such transparency and accountability may be promoted through increased public access to crime data and measures of police activity. The inherently geographic nature of crime has made online maps one of the more popular strategies for disseminating this information to the public. As more agencies deliver crime maps on their own, or hosted websites, it becomes important for social scientists to evaluate how these communications affect public perceptions. Crime mapping is a complex process requiring many decisions. This includes choices about the type of crime to include or exclude, the type of map used, and numerous design features for the map itself. The field of critical cartography argues that all of these decisions have the potential to shape perceptions about a given geographic location, the people living there, and, in the present context, the people charged with maintaining public safety in the area. Policing and Society - Registration at source	19/2/2021 Research article
The Impact of Lockdown on Police Service Calls During the Covid-19 Pandemic in China Police service calls have been studied widely in the Western context, but they are rarely discussed in the Chinese context. For the context of this study, it is important to note that the Chinese authorities implemented the strictest lockdown after the COVID-19 pandemic began. Drawing on the data from a county-level city in Hubei province, this study examines changes in the quantity and nature of 110 service calls before, during, and after the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown. The results indicate that the average weekly call numbers before and after the lockdown were higher than during the lockdown. Meanwhile, different call types produced different patterns, though the weekly call totals decreased during the lockdown. There was a significant decrease in crime, traffic, and dispute calls, but a substantial increase in calls related to domestic violence, public security, and other issues. Changes in the frequency of different call types pose challenges to police departments. These findings will have implications for deploying police forces and allocating resources within the pandemic crisis in particular. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice	19/2/2021 Research article
Inspectors welcome improvements in oversight of police use of discretion The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has made “significant progress” in how it uses discretion and penalty notices to deal with low-level offences, according to a new report published today (February 18). Police Professional	19/2/2021 News
New training programmes for London’s police recruits underway The first cohort of 196 new officer recruits have been welcomed onto the Metropolitan Police Service’s (MPS) new Police Education Qualification Framework (PEQF) training programmes. Police Professional	19/2/2021 News
Dismissed officer’s child abuse video conviction appeal refused A highly-decorated police officer’s appeal against her conviction for having a child abuse video on her phone has been refused by the Court of Appeal. Police Professional	19/2/2021 News
Cleveland Police ‘still has work to do’, HMICFRS report finds The first ever police force to have been judged to a failure in all areas is improving but “still has work to do”, according to a report published today (February 19). Police Professional	19/2/2021 News
Integrated vulnerability inspection post-inspection review In November 2020, we returned to review the progress the force has made in responding to the open recommendations from all three inspections that specifically relate to how the force protects vulnerable people. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS)	19/2/2021 Report
Cleveland police is improving the way it protects vulnerable people, but concerns remain Cleveland Police has made notable improvements to how it protects vulnerable people, but some areas remain a concern – in particular, cases involving children and how it records domestic abuse, a report published today has found. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS)	19/2/2021 News
New Microsoft Teams meetings functionality now available to policing The latest Microsoft Teams meeting functionality is now going live across UK Policing, allowing sessions to be more interactive and engaging for users on both their desktop and mobile teams apps. National Enabling Programmes	19/2/2021 News
National ANPR Service: data protection impact assessment GUIDANCE; This DPIA concerns the National ANPR Service, the national system used for law enforcement purposes as defined by Part 3 of the Data Protection Act 2018. Home Office	19/2/2021 Report
Swedish police fined for unlawful use of facial-recognition app SWEDEN: Sweden’s data watchdog has found that Swedish police failed to conduct the data protection checks required by law before using controversial facial-recognition tool Computer Weekly	19/2/2021 News
Is Moors Murderer Ian Brady’s last dark secret about to be revealed? Priti Patel’s new law could let police open sealed briefcases in hunt for clues leading to Keith Bennett’s body Priti Patel will change the law in an attempt to unlock the final secrets of Moors Murderer Ian Brady, the Mail reveals today. Mail Online	19/2/2021 News
Senior female police officer who unwittingly received child abuse video loses appeal against conviction Novlett Robyn Williams, who was an acting chief superintendent, will now challenge her dismissal from the Metropolitan Police The Telegraph - Subscription at source	19/2/2021 News
Former Metropolitan Police officer Novlett Robyn Williams loses appeal over child abuse video conviction A highly-decorated police officer has lost her appeal against her conviction for having a child abuse video on her phone. The Standard	19/2/2021 News

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