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Criminal bar warns of ‘disturbing’ rise in informal police sanctions
A growing proportion of offenders who are dealt with outside court are receiving informal community orders, amid concerns that serious crimes are going unpunished.
The Law Society Gazette 		22/5/2020
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Police Service NI Non-Emergency Online Reporting Service
The Police Service NI’s Non-Emergency Online Reporting Service is being upgraded to make it easier for people to report a crime online.
Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 		21/5/2020
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Sustained falls in recorded crime reported throughout lockdown
Provisional data from police forces in England and Wales shows a continued reduction in recorded crime of 25 per cent throughout the lockdown period.
National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 		21/5/2020
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Hidden Harm Summit – APCC Chair response
“Today’s summit gave us all an important opportunity to affirm our commitment to shining a light on hidden harms and do everything we can, in these unprecedented circumstances, to protect our most vulnerable.
Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 		21/5/2020
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West Yorkshire Police officers to face misconduct hearing
Three West Yorkshire Police (WYP) officers who initially investigated the death of three-year-old Riley Siswick in Huddersfield are facing allegations they committed gross misconduct.
Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 		21/5/2020
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Assaults on emergency workers rise during lockdown
More than 300 prosecutions for assaults on police officers and other emergency workers have taken place the during the first month of the lockdown, according to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS).
Police Professional 		21/5/2020
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Hundreds prosecuted for coronavirus-related attacks on emergency workers
DPP says charges covered a total of 660 offences in England and Wales in April
The Guardian 		21/5/2020
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No criminal investigation of Boris Johnson for misconduct in public office while Mayor of London
The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) today informed the Right Honourable Boris Johnson and the Greater London Authority (GLA) that it will not be conducting a criminal investigation into allegations that Mr Johnson used his position while Mayor of London to benefit and reward American businesswoman Jennifer Arcuri.
Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 		21/5/2020
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Career detective appointed new Wiltshire assistant chief constable
Wiltshire Police has appointed Detective Superintendent Deb Smith as their new Assistant Chief Constable.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		21/5/2020
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Covenant must been enshrined in law Federation tells ministers
Greater protection for officers and their families looks set to become a legal requirement. The police covenant could bbe put before MPs, as early as the autumn according to the Police Federation.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		21/5/2020
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Assaulted officers to recieve money from offenders’ benefits in Scotland
Those who assault police officers in Scotland will soon have fines taken straight out of their benefits to pay for support services for the victim.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		21/5/2020
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Huge drop in crime committed in England and Wales during lockdown
Crime in England and Wales has fallen by 25% during coronavirus lockdown, new figures suggest.
Metro 		21/5/2020
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Police trial controversial Clearview AI facial recognition tech in New Zealand
NEW ZEALAND: Clearview AI’s facial recognition technology is once again being used to fight crime, this time in New Zealand. NZ media claim that senior police & privacy officials were unaware of the trial. Clearview AI’s system has faced its share of privacy-related criticism
Techwire Asia 		21/5/2020
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Police ‘running out of tickets’ because so many people are going to the beach
Police said they ‘ran out of tickets’ as people abandoned their cars in a desperate bid to make it to the beach on the hottest day of the year.
Metro 		21/5/2020
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Victoria Police Department revamps app to help public stay connected in case of emergency
AUSTRALIA: The Victoria Police Department updated and rebranded its mobile app to help address the ongoing need to issue alerts about high-risk missing people, area-specific crimes and COVID-19-related updates.
Goldstream News Gazette (Australia) 		21/5/2020
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DroneShield wins EU police force contract to improve national security
Drone detection technology developed by Australian firm DroneShield has been selected by police forces in the European Union as a preferred solution to improving national security threats. The company’s DroneGun Tactical long-range portable drone countermeasure was chosen following a competitive tender process managed by Belgium Police, with an EU-wide framework.
Small Caps (Australia) 		21/5/2020
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NSW police virus powers ‘well-measured’
AUSTRALIA: NSW's police commissioner says the public is happy with the way officers have enforced COVID-19 public health orders with some 17,000 residents dobbing in potential wrongdoers. Commissioner Mick Fuller on Thursday told a parliamentary inquiry into the state government's handling of the crisis that he believed the force had policed social distancing measures well.
The Australian 		21/5/2020
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INTERPOL’s guidance will help close the gap in law enforcement’s knowledge of drones
As drone technology develops and their use increases at pace, Policing Insight's Andrew Staniforth says INTERPOL's Framework for Responding to a Drone Incident will help close the gap in law enforcement's knowledge of how to deal with these Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV).
Policing Insight - Subscription at source 		21/5/2020
Feature, Innovation
Crossing the Line: A ‘love letter’ that merits much wider readership
Former Met Commander John Sutherland's latest book - Crossing the Line - is billed as a love letter to police officers and those vulnerable people they protect and serve. CoPaCC Director Bernard Rix says the book is a riveting read that should be read by everyone in the policing family.
Policing Insight - Subscription at source 		21/5/2020
Feature, Opinion
Police recruitment programme falls victim to hackers
The Police Now recruitment programme which trains graduate detectives has fallen victim to hackers.
Police Professional 		21/5/2020
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