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5,000 police officers deployed at UCI Cycling World Championships
Police Scotland says that officers engaged with hundreds of thousands of with spectators, local residents, protestors and athletes in towns and cities across the country to ensure the 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships was delivered safely.
Border Telegraph 		15/8/2023
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Wales speed limit change: Police chief admits ‘impact’ on emergency services in leaked lette
The speed limit on roads in Wales which are currently 30mph will be reduced to 20mph from 17 September. The Welsh government says the change will make communities safer.
Sky News 		15/8/2023
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Press notice regarding data breach at Norfolk and Suffolk police
Norfolk and Suffolk constabularies have identified an issue relating to a very small percentage of responses to Freedom of Information (FOI) requests for crime statistics, issued between April 2021 and March 2022. A technical issue has led to some raw data belonging to the constabularies being included within the files produced in response to the FOI requests in question. The data was hidden from anyone opening the files, but it should not have been included.
Suffolk Constabulary 		15/8/2023
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Community engagement, time part of effort to tackle racism in Peel policing: OHRC
CANADA: Efforts to tackle systemic racism in the Peel Regional Police service will take time and lots of community engagement, the head of the Ontario Human Rights Commission says as dozens of recommendations to improve the force are reviewed.
CBC News (Canada) 		15/8/2023
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Seven police interviewed, station raided over ‘false’ non-binary claims
AUSTRALIA: Victoria Police officers have searched the force’s Frankston station and interviewed several officers accused of claiming to be non-binary to fraudulently claim more money for civilian clothing allowances.
The Age (Australia) 		15/8/2023
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Upgraded charge in Yanfei Bao case, and appeal to locate items
NEW ZEALAND: Attributable to Detective Inspector Nicola Reeves: A 52-year-old man initially charged with kidnapping in relation to Yanfei Bao’s disappearance will now face an additional charge of murder.
New Zealand Police 		15/8/2023
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Two-day crime spree ends in Whangārei
NEW ZEALAND: Early this morning, Police brought a group’s alleged offending spree, including burglaries, an aggravated robbery and ramming of a Police vehicle, to an end.
New Zealand Police 		15/8/2023
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Wexford gardaí unveil new additions to their fleet of electric vehicles
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Wexford Gardaí have unveiled impressive new additions to their fleet as An Garda Síochána continues with a move towards electric vehicles.
Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 		15/8/2023
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Garda activity across Dublin has led to an average of 84 arrests a day in last week
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: 1,098 arrests in the Dublin region since Friday, 28th July 2023. Gardaí provided assistance to 416 victims of Domestic Abuse across Dublin in the past seven days.
An Garda Síochána 		15/8/2023
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UNISON voices concerns over Police Scotland staff ‘recruitment freeze’
The union has said that there are already not enough staff to meet demand. UNISON has condemned a recruitment cap introduced by Police Scotland on police staff.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		15/8/2023
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PSNI staff data in the hands of dissident republicans
Chief Constable Simon Byrne confirmed speculation which has been circulating since the mass data breach came to light on August 8. Dissident republicans are in possession of the personal data relating to some 10,000 PSNI officers and staff published in a data breach last week, the force's chief constable has confirmed.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		15/8/2023
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Parents should be held accountable over social media crazes says APCC
It follows a flashmob appeal for mass looting in Oxford Street last week and another social media post encouraging young people to take overdoses of paracetamol. Parents should be held accountable for the actions of children taking part in criminal social media crazes, the APCC Chair Donna Jones has said.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		15/8/2023
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Norfolk and Suffolk police admit breach involving personal data of 1,230 people
Information about victims of crime, witnesses and suspects included with freedom of information responses, forces say
The Guardian 		15/8/2023
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Memorial for police dog Finn will now pay tribute to all service dogs
A fundraising appeal for a memorial statue to retired police dog Finn, which died last month at the age of 14, has exceeded its target of £40,000.
Police Professional 		15/8/2023
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Norfolk and Suffolk constabularies identify breach of personal data in FoI response
Norfolk and Suffolk constabularies said “personal identifiable information” on victims, witnesses and suspects was included in a Freedom of Information (FoI) response due to a “technical issue”.
Police Professional 		15/8/2023
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Humberside Police confirms appointment of new deputy chief constable
Humberside Police Assistant Chief Constable David Marshall has been confirmed as the force’s new deputy chief constable.
Police Professional 		15/8/2023
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82 per cent rise in online grooming crimes against children in past five years
Almost 34,000 online grooming crimes against children were recorded by police in the past six years, according to figures obtained by the NSPCC.
Police Professional 		15/8/2023
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Six retired MPS officers charged over ‘grossly offensive racist messages’ sent on WhatsApp
Six former Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officers have been charged following an investigation into “grossly offensive racist messages” sent on WhatsApp.
Police Professional 		15/8/2023
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Law firm Weightmans strengthens police team with triple hire
Law firm Weightmans has strengthened its police team with the arrival of partner Andrew Steel, associate Emelia Bezant-Gahan and solicitor Tom Lambourne.
Police Professional 		15/8/2023
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Smile, you’re on camera! How smart doorbells are becoming the latest tool helping police catch criminals and solve crimes – from brazen burglars to nightmare neighbours and even killers
In the dead of night, the peace of a quiet residential community in Brentford, is shattered by sounds of screaming as a furious man wielding a three foot sword tries to smash his way into a young family's home.
Mail Online 		15/8/2023
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