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Ioan Grillo: ‘When big, powerful people try to look at this mess, at least we’ve chipped in our voice’ British journalist and author Ioan Grillo has reported on the cartels and organised crime gangs of Mexico and Central America for more than 20 years; he spoke to Policing Insight’s Martin Gallagher about reporting on extreme violence (there were 43,000 murders in Mexico last year), the parallels between Central America and the UK, and what motivates him in his work. Policing Insight - Subscription at source	16/8/2023 Feature, Interview
Some progress but West Midlands Police custody services require further improvement West Midlands Police has shown some progress in its custody services, but there are still several areas of concern, a new report has found. Police Professional	16/8/2023 News
Norfolk and Suffolk data breach within FOI responses The data included personal identifiable information on victims, witnesses and suspects but was reportedly hidden from anyone opening the files. Police Oracle - Subscription at source	16/8/2023 News
Saskatchewan begins forming new police service; critics question lack of oversight CANADA: REGINA - The Saskatchewan Party government has begun establishing a new provincial police service, but the minister in charge says it won’t have an oversight body until boots are on the ground. The Star (Canada)	16/8/2023 News
Debate over whether SA Police powers are making a difference AUSTRALIA: Police say the new regime is helping to reduce problem-behaviours in the city, but the Law Society says it hasn't seen evidence to back up the use of "extraordinary" laws. ABC News (Australia)	16/8/2023 Video
Victoria police officers interviewed over non-binary claims in alleged clothing allowance fraud AUSTRALIA: Police have interviewed seven male officers over allegations some were pretending to identify as non-binary to claim more money from a clothing allowance scheme. Victoria police in July launched an investigation into the issue after the allegations surfaced on social media. The Guardian	16/8/2023 News
March methamphetamine bust biggest in New Zealand’s history, police confirm NEW ZEALAND: Police have confirmed that nearly three-quarters of a tonne of methamphetamine that was seized earlier this year was the biggest meth bust in New Zealand's history. A provisional total of 747 kilograms was seized during a raid in south Auckland back in March as a part of Operation Lavender. RNZ (Radio New Zealand)	16/8/2023 News
Report on an inspection visit to police custody suites in West Midlands Police This report describes our findings following an inspection of West Midlands Police custody facilities. The inspection was conducted jointly by HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services and the Care Quality Commission in May 2023. It is part of our programme of inspections covering every police custody suite in England and Wales. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS)	16/8/2023 Report
West Midlands Police’s custody services require further improvement West Midlands Police has shown some progress in its custody services, but there are still several areas of concern, a new report has found. His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) and the Care Quality Commission (CQC) found that West Midlands Police has made some improvements since their last inspection in 2017. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS)	16/8/2023 News
‘Lack of oversight’ at the heart of custody concerns in West Midlands HMICFRS identified four causes of concern following its May inspection: leadership, use of force, detainee risk and compliance with PACE/APP. Police Oracle - Subscription at source	16/8/2023 News
Out of the shadows: Why making NZ’s security threat assessment public for the first time is the right move Earlier this month the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service (SIS) published its security threat assessment – the first time the public has had access to the information; University of Waikato Professor of Law Alexander Gillespie argues that while the threat assessment makes for welcome but occasionally unsettling reading, having such conversations in the open demystifies aspects of national security. Policing Insight	16/8/2023 Analysis, Feature, Opinion
PSNI data breach so serious the chief constable should step down The TUV leader said Simon Byrne had already lost the confidence of many people over his handling of previous events, and that his resignation “would provoke few tears”. Yahoo!	16/8/2023 News
NSW Police called hours before woman fatally stabbed at St Marys in Western Sydney AUSTRALIA: An internal police investigation will examine why officers didn't attend a Western Sydney home after a welfare call was made just hours before a woman was stabbed to death. ABC News (Australia)	16/8/2023 News
Twenty years of modern criminal intelligence AUSTRALIA: It has been a privilege to lead the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) over the last 5 years. As I reflect on my time with the ACIC, I look back fondly on what has been achieved and look forward to observing what is yet to come. Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC)	16/8/2023 Report
Meeting Suffolk Chief Constable Rachel Kearton at the Latitude Festival Rachel Kearton was appointed as Suffolk Constabulary's first female Chief Constable some six months ago, in December 2022, having previously served with the Hampshire, West Yorkshire and Northumbria forces. Her career also includes time with His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Service (HMICFRS), and the Home Office, as well as a career break during which she worked for the British Embassy in Ankara, Turkey. As part of a week's filming for PolicingTV with Suffolk Constabulary, Rachel spoke here to PolicingTV's Founder and Publisher, Bernard Rix, from the Constabulary's policing base at the Latitude Festival in the grounds of Henham Park, Suffolk. As the force's relatively recently appointed Chief Constable, Rachel reflects on the changes she'll be looking to implement within the force. PolicingTV	16/8/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video
Queensland Police Deputy Commissioner Steve Gollschewski on the challenge of domestic violence policing reforms AUSTRALIA: In August 1980, new recruit Steve Gollschewski headed out on his first job as a Queensland police officer. It was a domestic violence incident.More than four decades later, he's the officer responsible for implementing the state's most significant and transformative reforms on the policing of domestic violence. ABC News (Australia)	16/8/2023 News
Police officer banned for sending sex images A police officer who sent explicit sexual images to a vulnerable crime victim has been banned from serving any UK force ever again. BBC	15/8/2023 News
Recruitment begins on first digital forensic apprenticeships Police forces have started recruiting for the UK’s first digital forensic apprenticeships, with organisations urged to come forward now if they want to take part in the first cohort. Forensic Capability Network	15/8/2023 News
Police leader calls on TikTok to investigate Oxford Street ‘robbery’ campaign APCC chair says platform has duty to stop promotion of criminal activity after posts allegedly urged users to target JD Sports The Guardian	15/8/2023 News
Fear Factor The personal details of Northern Ireland’s main police force have been leaked – Kevin Hearty explains three reasons why that is incredibly dangerous. Police Professional - Subscription at source	15/8/2023 Feature

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