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Heath inquiry police chief Mike Veale in drunken prostitute ‘slur The police chief who led the controversial Edward Heath abuse investigation has been criticised after he said that he was less likely to believe a complaint by a “drunken prostitute”. The Times - Subscription at source	16/1/2018 News
Forces urged to alter dog handler fitness tests after discrimination payout Numerous officers, both male and female, have expressed their concerns over exam conditions Police Oracle - Subscription at source	16/1/2018 News
Volunteer PCSOs will be able to specialise in dog walking In 2015 Theresa May announced she would extend the powers that chiefs can give volunteers Police Oracle - Subscription at source	16/1/2018 News
Police ordered to hunt the paedophile hunters with in crackdown on vigilante groups snaring abusers It follows a wave of violence and suicides in the wake of amateur investigations Mirror	16/1/2018 News
Criminal responsibility: Why is Scotland raising the age but not England and Wales? At eight years of age, Scotland’s age of criminal responsibility is the lowest in Europe. The country is currently poised to raise it to 12, but Penelope Gibbs, Director of Transform Justice, asks why aren't England and Wales following suit? Policing Insight - Subscription at source	16/1/2018 Opinion
SNP accused of running secretive police over Gormley affair The SNP government has been accused of running a centralised, secretive policing structure that is too close to Scottish ministers. The Times - Subscription at source	16/1/2018 News
Senior officers give backing to embattled police chief A number of senior police officers have given their backing to Scotland’s chief constable amid continuing uncertainty over his future. The Scotsman	16/1/2018 News
Would you pay more for extra police in Essex? Essex could get an extra 150 frontline police officers - if a proposal to increase council tax is approved. ITV News	16/1/2018 News
Danish police charge 1,000 young people with ‘distribution of child porn’ More than 1,000 young people in Denmark have been charged with "distribution of child pornography" after sexual content featuring 15-year-olds was circulated online, Danish National Police said in a statement Monday. CNN	16/1/2018 News
Social engagement: Does your force’s social media need a MOT? The police use of social media has seen a massive surge in recent years and has given forces, teams and individuals the opportunity to engage with their local communities and beyond in a way never before experienced. It hasn’t always been been a smooth road and there have been some complications engendered by the open and public nature of the medium, says Cheshire Police's Neil Dewson-Smyth who looks at how forces can improve their performance. Policing Insight - Subscription at source	16/1/2018 Analysis
South Wales Police first force to make arrests using facial recognition South Wales Police are the first police force in the UK to make an arrest using special facial recognition software. ITV News	16/1/2018 News
Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts - plus a short guide outlining how serving police officers and staff can get access, free, to many of the articles listed through the National Police Library. Policing Insight - Subscription at source	16/1/2018 News
Huge increase in speed awareness courses but impact ‘not clear’ The effectiveness of speed awareness courses has been called into question as the road death toll remained steady last year despite record participation in the training. Police Professional	15/1/2018 News
Seven Police Scotland officers cleared of misconduct Seven Police Scotland officers have been cleared of misconduct following an independent investigation. The officers had obtained communications data without judicial permission while trying to identify a journalist's sources. BBC	15/1/2018 News
Essex Police deputy chief ‘threw a stress ball at colleague’ A deputy chief constable who allegedly hurled a stress ball at a colleague showed a "type of bullying behaviour", a misconduct panel has heard. BBC	15/1/2018 News
UK trade association ‘techUK’ to examine “Police Tech: End User Perspectives” techUK is the UK trade association for the technology industry. Collectively, these companies range from leading FTSE 100 companies to new innovative start-ups, and employ approximately 700,000 people, about half of all tech sector jobs in the UK. This techUK organised event will examine "Police Tech: End User Perspectives", with a focus on CoPaCC's recent "Police ICT: User Perspectives" report. Policing Insight	15/1/2018 News
Leading Locally: How PCCs can end the revolving door of crisis and crime The revolving door of justice perplexes many working within the criminal justice system, but Police and Crime Commissioners are in a prime position to stop the cycle of offending. Emma Casey, Policy and Public Affairs Officer for the charity, Revolving Doors Agency, explains how could be achieved. Policing Insight - Subscription at source	15/1/2018 Opinion
APCC announce new Chief Executive Susannah Hancock has been appointed as the new Chief Executive of the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC). Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC)	15/1/2018 News
Chief constable to retire as force merger talks continue Dorset Police has appointed a temporary chief constable while it considers merging with its neighbour after the incumbent announced her retirement. Police Professional	15/1/2018 News
BTP officer fatigue is evidence rosters are not ‘as successful as described’ Officer well-being must not be overlooked, says Fed. Police Oracle - Subscription at source	15/1/2018 News

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