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Overseas interest: Exporting the best of British community policing A new company has been launched by three UK former senior officers which delivers training in British community policing techniques to police forces around the world. Policing Insight spoke to one of its directors, former Northumbria Police ACC Timothy Shilston, about the international appetite for British policing models. Policing Insight - Subscription at source	12/9/2019 Interview, Opinion
Police Officer Transitions to Retirement in the United Kingdom: Social Identity, Social Support, and (in)justice This article draws on qualitative interviews to examine police officers’ experiences of transitioning to retirement in the United Kingdom, a matter that has been hitherto under researched. We find that the well-established routines and the social identity conferred by the police role are severed at retirement and the transition to retirement may be experienced as disruptive. This has implications for self-esteem, access to support, and perceptions of fairness of the organisation. However, we further argue that retirement is a multidimensional concept and experienced differently, depending on the context and circumstances in which it occurs. When officers are underprepared or retired for medical reasons, the transition was especially disruptive. The article makes important contributions to the literature on police officer social identity, well-being, and organisational justice. Policing and Society - Registration at source	12/9/2019 Research article
Structural Responses to Gendered Social Problems: Police Agency Adaptations to Human Trafficking The identification and investigation of human trafficking cases has lagged behind what prevalence estimates of the scope of the crime have suggested. Previous research has identified the importance of formalized responses to human trafficking for the successful identification of these cases, but little is known about the factors predicting the creation of specialized human trafficking units. The current study uses both primary and secondary data and a theoretical framework informed by structural contingency and representative bureaucracy to identify predictors of specialized human trafficking units in large municipal police departments in the United States. Penalized maximum likelihood estimation revealed only agency size and social disorganization were significant predictors of these specialized units. Directions for future research are included. Police Quarterly	12/9/2019 Research article
Suicide watch: We need to intervene much earlier to reduce police suicides When examining police suicides, accurate data is hard to come by in the UK and other countries, making it difficult to understand the scale of the problem, but Mightify's Tom Wheelhouse says it's time to take trauma more seriously which means offering support from day one of a person's policing career. Policing Insight - Subscription at source	12/9/2019 Opinion
PSNI taking holiday pay appeal to the Supreme Court The Chief Constable is taking a legal challenge over an unpaid holiday pay bill of £40m directly to the UK's highest court. Belfast Telegraph	12/9/2019 News
Ministers urged to declare public health emergency over drugs deaths The Scottish Government has been urged to officially call a public health emergency in response to the number of drugs deaths in Scotland. Scotland had one of the worst drug-death rates in the world last year, with 1,187 fatalities, an increase of 27 per cent on 2017. The Herald (Scotland) - Subscription at source	12/9/2019 News
Scots want to abolish parole, poll finds Almost 70 per cent of adults in Scotland want to abolish time off for good behaviour in prisons and insist criminals should serve their full sentence before release, a poll for The Times has found. The Times - Subscription at source	12/9/2019 News
Firearms cop told she ‘shouldn’t be on patrol without a man’ sues for sex discrimination PC Rhona Malone fell victim to “institutional sexism” in its firearms unit, an employment tribunal heard yesterday. Daily Record	12/9/2019 News
Paying the cost of crime Offenders will be required to contribute to the cost of supporting victims of crime from November. Scottish Government	12/9/2019 News
North Wales Police to take proactive approach to knife crime before it becomes an issue Sgt Katie Newby, of Flintshire police, said that the force has launched an operation called Operation Branding which aims to get a grip on offensive weapons. She said: “We are just asking people with any information whatsoever or concerns to contact either our control room or CrimeStoppers. The Leader	12/9/2019 News
Council chief demands police from across Britain are sent to Kent to control traffic tailbacks in no-deal Brexit ‘Boots on the ground’ vital to help with traffic chaos if Britain leaves EU with no deal says Kent council boss. The Independent	12/9/2019 News
West Mercia Police could get up to 360 extra officers due to extra government funding, PCC says Up to 360 extra police officers could be hired in the region because of additional government funding, the Police and Crime Commissioner has said. Malvern Gazette	12/9/2019 News
Rape convictions at record low, as CPS launches review to examine ‘myths and stereotypes’ about sexual violence The number of people prosecuted for rape in England and Wales has slumped to an all-time low, despite record volumes of cases being reported to police, new figures show. The Telegraph	12/9/2019 News
Rape is being ‘decriminalised’ as conviction rates fall to record low The number of people being prosecuted for rape has fallen by 26.9 per cent in a year, despite record volumes of reports to police. Metro	12/9/2019 News
UK Court rules in favour of Welsh police’s use of automatic facial recognition In potentially the first case of its kind, the High Court in Cardiff, UK, on September 4 ruled (judgement available below) that it is lawful for police to use facial recognition technology to search for people in crowds. MediaNama	12/9/2019 News
Homophobic hate incidents double Homophobic hate crimes reported to police have more than doubled in the past five years — but the number that result in prosecutions has halved, an investigation reveals. Metro	12/9/2019 News
Violence Against Women and Girls Report The impact of violence against women and girls (VAWG) on victims, their families and their communities cannot be underestimated, and bringing perpetrators to justice is vital in building a more equal society. This report focuses on crimes that are committed primarily by men against women. However, they are also perpetrated against men and boys, and we are committed to securing justice for all victims – regardless of their sex or gender. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS)	12/9/2019 Report
Rape convictions at lowest level since records compiled The number of people investigated for rape, and subsequently convicted, has fallen to its lowest level since records began more than a decade ago. BBC	12/9/2019 News
West Yorkshire Police appoints new Deputy Chief Constable West Yorkshire Police has appointed Russ Foster as its new Deputy Chief Constable. Telegraph and Argus	12/9/2019 News
Police facial recognition in spotlight A High Court ruling that use of the technology is lawful has prompted anger The Times - Subscription at source	12/9/2019 News

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