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The phrase ‘Snoopers’ Charter’ was clever ­ but risks public safety
Lord Alex Carlile, former independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, says he regularly sees benefits of surveillance in criminal cases.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		6/8/2015
Feature, Opinion
College of Policing “Digest” August 2015
Undercover policing; child protection; Modern Slavery Act; violence against women and girls
College of Policing 		6/8/2015
Report
We can’t do more for less
Guest columnist Neil Bowles of South Yorkshire Police Federation.
The Star (Yorkshire) 		6/8/2015
Feature, Opinion
Now police will provide stop and search details in bid to scrap controversial tactics
Police will have to provide detailed information on their use of stop and search powers from today – in a Government clamp down on controversial tactics used by officers.
Express 		6/8/2015
News
Five terror plots foiled in the last year as police reveal they are arresting suspects every day
Mail Online 		6/8/2015
News
Date set for sanction hearing for Avon and Somerset Police Chief Constable Nick Gargan
Western Gazette 		6/8/2015
News
Derbyshire PCC ‘very proud’ of force
Derbyshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner has hailed the ability of the Derbyshire Police to maintain and improve services in an era of ‘unprecedented financial challenges’.
Derbyshire Times 		6/8/2015
News
Operation Stack: Fair funding for Kent police, says PCC Ann Barnes
The PCC says that Government has pledged to meet all ‘reasonable, additional costs’ incurred by the force.
Kent News 		6/8/2015
News
Investigating burglary: how and when we do it may have to change
Blog by Police Chiefs' NPCC Chair Sara Thornton
National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 		6/8/2015
Feature, Opinion
PCC wins fair funding for Kent Police
Kent PCC announces that "Government will meet all reasonable additional costs" associated with policing of Operation Stack
Kent OPCC 		6/8/2015
News
PCC clarifies comments after initially claiming job was ‘a contact sport’ when asked about officer assaults
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		6/8/2015
News
Essex Police stop and search figures revealed
A black person living in Essex is five times more likely to be stopped and searched by police than a white person.
Echo (Essex) 		6/8/2015
News
Motorola: High-tech future for US police includes smartbelts and drones
USA Today 		6/8/2015
Analysis, Feature
Wiltshire PCC Annual Report 2014/2015
Wiltshire OPCC 		5/8/2015
Report
Wiltshire’s PCC publishes annual report hailing ‘successful year’
Standard (Wiltshire & Gloucestershire) 		5/8/2015
News
Deputy PCC criticises policy not to prosecute in under age domestic abuse cases
Wales Online 		5/8/2015
News
Deputy PCC criticises decision to prosecute in underage domestic abuse case
Wales Online 		5/8/2015
News
NCA losing cyber-crime officers to Met’s Falcon Squad
The much-vaunted National Crime Agency, often described as 'Britain's FBI', has lost several officers to the Met Police's Falcon Squad, as 'bored' investigators look to go more hands-on with cyber-crime cases.
SC Media 		5/8/2015
News
What’s next – police only investigate the theft of yellow cars?
In Leicestershire, the news that the police only respond to your call if you live in an even-numbered house will only encourage criminals says assistant editor Philip Johnston.
The Telegraph 		5/8/2015
Feature, Opinion
Policing needs a grown up conversation
Charlotte Pickles of the Reform think-tank responds to media coverage of the NPCC Chief's recent remarks on burglary investigation, and suggests a mature debate is needed about prioritising police activity
Policing Insight - Subscription at source 		5/8/2015
Opinion

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