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Police Scotland among worst forces in UK for 999 response times, data reveals Police Scotland has ranked as the second worst police force in the whole of the UK for emergency phone call response times, a new study has shown. The percentage of calls answered in under 10 seconds by our country's single force fell from 86.05 in 2021 to 80.25 between February 2023 and February 2024. Daily Record	24/4/2024 News
IOPC investigating after Swansea death in police custody The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is investigating the circumstances of the death of a man in hospital after being taken into police custody in Swansea. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC)	24/4/2024 News
Former Sussex Police officer charged with misconduct in public office A former Sussex Police officer is facing multiple charges of misconduct in public office (MIPO) following an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation into allegations they abused their position for a sexual purpose. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC)	24/4/2024 News
EU report on racism in policing highlights discriminatory practices and lack of reporting and monitoring A new report by the EU’s Agency for Fundamental Rights, which assesses racism in policing across member states, has found discriminatory profiling practices, inappropriate racist communication and excessive use of force, leading to calls for better recording and reporting processes and improved exchanges of best practice, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source	24/4/2024 Analysis, Feature
No current research shows that non-contact sex offending is gateway crime Met AC Louisa Rolfe and DCC Maggie Blyth were among those to appear before a Home Affairs Committee inquiry on non-contact sexual offences. There is no current research which shows “an absolute correlation” between non-contact sexual offending and the commission of more serious crimes of that nature, the NPCC VAWG lead has said. Police Oracle - Subscription at source	24/4/2024 News
Under sixes being manipulated into ‘disturbing’ sexual abuse online, says IWF Children as young as three are being manipulated into “disturbing” acts of sexual abuse, according to a new report from the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF). “Opportunistic” predators strike while children are online on phones and devices often used within the family home, says the IWF. Police Professional	24/4/2024 News
Better deployment of officers on restricted duties ‘will improve police productivity’ Home Office says many officers 'require simple workplace adjustments' to return to frontline roles. More effective long term workforce planning will help forces deliver the extra 38 million police officer hours identified by the Police Productivity Review according to the Home Office. Police Oracle - Subscription at source	24/4/2024 News
Will rank and file cop him? New commissioner has his work cut out AUSTRALIA: There will be no honeymoon period for new police commissioner Steve Gollschewski, writes Terry Goldsworthy. The Courier Mail (Australia)	24/4/2024 Feature, Opinion
Police Scotland introduces new approach to performance reporting Police Scotland is embedding a new approach to performance reporting, using hard data across key measures to help improve service to the public. Police Professional	24/4/2024 News
Sir Mark Rowley attends Police Now induction event for neighbourhood officers Police Now is preparing to welcome the tenth cohort of neighbourhood officers onto its National Graduate Leadership Programme in July this year. Police Professional	24/4/2024 News
Only 0.6% of reported hate crime cases deemed legitimate There have been almost 9,400 reports since the introduction of the Hate Crime Act at the start of the month The Times - Subscription at source	24/4/2024 News
Knife crime among priorities for those wanting key Nottinghamshire Police job Tackling knife crime and ensuring more visible officers are among the priorities set out by those hoping to get one of the top jobs in Nottinghamshire policing. Voters across Nottinghamshire will be heading to polling stations on Thursday, May 2 to decide who their next Police and Crime Commissioner should be. Nottingham Post	24/4/2024 News, UK PCC Elections
Devon and Cornwall Police boss battle – ‘why you should vote for us’ The three candidates standing for the role of Police and Crime Commissioner for Devon, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly explain why they should get your vote. Devon Live	24/4/2024 News, UK PCC Elections
Hampshire police investment in call response times amid data Hampshire Constabulary has said it has made "significant investments" to improve call response times as data shows it is the seventh slowest force in the UK. Data from Police.UK shows that on average it takes 16.59 seconds for a call to be transferred by BT to Hampshire Constabulary's call centres. Daily Echo (Southern)	24/4/2024 News
Devon and Cornwall Police: new non-urgent incident app launched A new app which enables people across Devon and Cornwall to digitally contact police has been launched. Devon and Cornwall Police said the Police.UK app gives people an additional way to report non-urgent crimes and incidents. BBC	24/4/2024 News
Police Scotland urged to apologise for historic LGBT+ discrimination Police Scotland has been urged to join more than a dozen UK police forces in issuing an apology for historic discrimination against LGBT+ people. Northumbria Police chief constable Vanessa Jardine has become the 16th UK police chief to issue a formal apology to the LGBT+ community in response to a campaign led by the Peter Tatchell Foundation. Scottish Legal News	24/4/2024 News
Chief of Thunder Bay’s embattled police force notes families’ ‘pain and suffering’ but says change takes time CANADA: Darcy Fleury reiterates vows to regain public trust after First Nation leaders call for TBPS to be disbanded CBC News (Canada)	24/4/2024 News
Seven children arrested as part of joint counterterrorism team raids in Sydney following church stabbing AUSTRALIA: Seven young people have been arrested and a further five are being questioned by police after a series of raids in south-west Sydney by the joint counterterrorism team (JCTT). The raids are a response to the ongoing investigation into last week's stabbing attack at an Assyrian Orthodox church in city's south west. There have been 13 raids carried out by 400 police. ABC News (Australia)	24/4/2024 News
Breaking the cycle: Youth Co-Responder Teams extended AUSTRALIA: The State Government has announced a $13.55 million investment, under the Community Safety Plan, to extend the successful and nation-leading Youth Co-Responder Teams model. The Youth Co-Responder initiative is a joint program between the Queensland Police Service and the Department of Youth Justice, where specialist staff connect with young people who come into contact with the criminal justice system or are at risk of doing so. myPolice - Queensland Police News	24/4/2024 News
Joint NSW and Federal Police operation leads to arrests of seven teens after 400 officers conduct raids in southwest Sydney AUSTRALIA: A joint police operation of more than 400 officers has arrested seven teens linked to the alleged Wakeley terrorist amid fears an attack could have been imminent. Sky News	24/4/2024 News

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