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Every rank to receive leadership training under new CoP programme
The police leadership programme is split across five stages of leadership: new recruits, first line leaders, mid-level leaders, senior leaders and executive leaders.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		21/6/2023
News
Homophobia: Victim left waiting three years for police
Police have apologised to a victim after an investigation into graphic homophobic, sexual and violent threats took nearly three years to complete.
BBC 		21/6/2023
News
Hertfordshire Police: Calls for transparency over misconduct
A charity has criticised a decision not to name an ex-police officer found to have had "premeditated" sex with a vulnerable drunk woman.
BBC 		21/6/2023
News
Perfect storm for criminal justice puts police investigations at risk
The demise of the duty solicitor across the country puts justice in jeopardy, the Law Society of England and Wales has warned as it releases new data projecting an alarming 37% fall in a decade (2,064 fewer).
The Law Society Gazette 		20/6/2023
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Police forces across England plan to respond to fewer mental health calls – here’s why
The Metropolitan Police Commissioner Mark Rowley has announced that the London police force is to attend fewer mental health emergencies. As part of an approach called Right Care, Right Person, police officers will only respond to 999 mental health calls when there is an “immediate threat to life”. The new strategy will be implemented from September 1 2023.
The Conversation 		20/6/2023
Feature
PFEW votes to ballot members on whether to pursue industrial rights
Today [20 June], at the June National Council meeting, the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) voted to ballot members on whether the organisation should pursue industrial rights on behalf of our membership. The National Board will now explore what industrial rights could mean for our members.
Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 		20/6/2023
News
British Women in Policing Award for officer
PC Brettell, who has served Essex Police for more than 20 years, was recognised for Bravery at the British Women in Policing Awards 2023.
Essex Police 		20/6/2023
News
Shutting down of peaceful protest represents ‘everything that is wrong with protest policing’
Banner drop planned to mark World Refugee Day and call on UK government to scrap its immigration bill stopped by police.
Amnesty International 		20/6/2023
Feature, Opinion
Garda has addressed flaws in responding to 999 calls, Drew Harris tells forum
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Women’s Aid seminar hears from Garda Commissioner how new command control system permits greater supervision of alerts and attention to people seeking assistance.
The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 		20/6/2023
News
Police urged to use stop and search to save more lives
Police leaders must make sure their officers are confident to use stop and search powers wherever necessary, to seize dangerous weapons and prevent knife crime.
Home Office 		20/6/2023
News
Leadership standards
The leadership standards for policing have been developed as part of the National Centre for Police Leadership(opens an external website in the same tab). They support and enable leadership development, promotion and progression at all levels within the police service.
College of Policing 		20/6/2023
Report
‘Well over’ 500 Metropolitan Police officers on restricted duties and hundreds more suspended, Sir Mark Rowley reveals
Britain's top police officer has revealed "well over" 500 officers are on restricted duties as he tries to rid the Met of crooked cops.
LBC 		20/6/2023
News
Wiltshire Police dogs to wear body armour
A police force is introducing body armour for its dogs as a response to an increase in violent crime involving weapons.
BBC 		20/6/2023
News
Delta’s mayor wants dedicated police force patrolling Metro Vancouver ports
CANADA: The mayor of Delta, B.C., is calling for the reinstatement of a dedicated police force to patrol Canadian ports, which he says are a well-known conduit for guns, drugs and stolen cars. In an interview, George Harvie said he respects the work the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) does, but that its officers are under-resourced.
Global News (Canada) 		20/6/2023
News
In report on police killing, Quebec coroner says officers need ‘less lethal’ weapons
CANADA: Coroner found officers tried to de-escalate situation for 14 minutes before opening fire
CBC News (Canada) 		20/6/2023
News
An Garda Síochana to start purchasing bodycams after government approval
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Facial recognition technology will feature in a separate Bill and will only be legislated for use in investigations of serious crime.
The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 		20/6/2023
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Norfolk Police refers itself to watchdog over car pursuit
A police force has referred itself to a watchdog after a car driver was injured during a police pursuit.
BBC 		20/6/2023
News
NSW police records ‘bordering on shambolic’ after murder of AC/DC manager, inquiry told
AUSTRALIA: An inquiry into the cold-case unsolved murder of AC/DC manager Crispin Dye has been thrown into disarray, with New South Wales police accused of missing and losing crucial evidence as well as “shambolic” record-keeping.
The Guardian 		20/6/2023
News
Recidivism Roundtable
AUSTRALIA: In an effort to reduce recidivism rates in the ACT, ACT Policing hosted a Recidivism Roundtable today (Tuesday, 20 June 2023). Recidivism (individuals conducting criminal offences repeatedly even after engagement with the judicial system) is an ongoing issue in the ACT (and all other Australian jurisdictions). It remains a complex problem with no single solution.
ACT Police (Australia) 		20/6/2023
Press release
Ex-Met Police officer guilty of raping girl and woman
A former Metropolitan Police officer has been found guilty of raping a 16-year-old girl and a fellow police officer.
BBC 		20/6/2023
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