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Retired Garda inspector: Far-right activity must be ‘nipped in the bud’ now Tony Gallagher could be considered a very experienced observer of the rise of the far right in Ireland given his 20 years' experience at Garda inspector rank of dealing with public order and major events in central Dublin. The retired inspector is concerned at the increasing sight of people blocking access to roads and property and even the movements of gardaí themselves. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland)	3/6/2023 News
Garda car chases: ‘I could frighten you with the number of times things went wrong’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí say a lack of training and unclear policies leave them vulnerable if things go wrong. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland)	3/6/2023 News
Non-crime hate incidents: code of practice This code assists police officers and staff in making decisions about the recording of non-crime hate incidents and relevant personal data. The code of practice came into force at 00:01 on 3 June 2023. Home Office	3/6/2023 Report, Resources
West Midlands Police chief refuses to apologise for force’s past amid ‘homophobic witch hunt’ claims The Chief Constable of West Midlands Police has refused to apologise after his force was accused of wrecking the lives of thousands of gay people. Express & Star	3/6/2023 News
Forensic Information Databases annual report 2021 to 2022 CORPORATE REPORT: The annual report (April 2021 to March 2022) of the Forensic Information Databases strategy board. Home Office	2/6/2023 Report
The Probation Service and the Community REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Probation Service recognises and acknowledges the important role that the community plays in working with offenders, supporting their rehabilitation, reintegrating and engaging in a positive lifestyle Government of Ireland	2/6/2023 Report
South Yorkshire Police officer dismissed after sharing images of detainees via WhatsApp A South Yorkshire Police officer has been dismissed without notice following an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation into operational images being shared without any policing purpose. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC)	2/6/2023 News
First co-ordinated violence prevention strategy for Scotland £2m investment has been allocated by the Scottish government for the framework this year. A new Violence Prevention Framework has been launched in Scotland marking the first co-ordinated strategy to tackle the issue. Police Oracle - Subscription at source	2/6/2023 News
New child interview model training ‘around 80% of the way there’ Head of the National Child Abuse Investigation Unit, Det Supt Martin MacLean, said there will be trained officers in every policing division in Scotland by the end of spring 2024. A scheme which will train police officers and social workers to carry out joint investigative interviews of children in Scotland is nearing completion - six years after its creation in 2017. Police Oracle - Subscription at source	2/6/2023 News
New Code and guidance for non-crime hate incidents A new statutory Code of Practice(opens an external website in the same tab) and corresponding authorised professional practice (APP) has come into force for officers responding to reports of non-crime hate incidents. College of Policing	2/6/2023 News
Operation Venetic: Gang from Birmingham guilty of drugs supply and possessing deadly firearms A National Crime Agency investigation has seen the conviction of three members of a Birmingham-based cocaine and heroin supply group which sourced lethal firearms to threaten rivals and customers. National Crime Agency (NCA)	2/6/2023 News
Australia seizes 800kg of cocaine worth $210m from cargo ship AUSTRALIA: Police in Australia intercepted and extracted more than 800kg of cocaine from a cargo ship in what was described as one of the largest drug hauls in decades. Three men who were trying to smuggle cocaine into Western Australia on the bulk cargo vessel were arrested, authorities said on Friday. Independent Australia	2/6/2023 News
‘Drugged up’ man has claims of police mistreatment rejected by judge NEW ZEALAND: A “highly drugged-up” Dunedin man who was found at the scene of a crash with an imitation pistol in his lap has had his claims of police mistreatment rejected. Jason Kane Stewart, 42, denied charges of carrying an imitation firearm (an 8mm blank Glock pistol) and failing a compulsory impairment test (at least the third time he had faced such a charge). NZ Herald (New Zealand)	2/6/2023 News
Winnipeg crisis intervention program gets a $400,000 boost CANADA: The pilot initiative, which pairs up mental health professionals with police, will become permanent. A project that pairs mental health professionals with police to help people in crisis will be expanded thanks to more than $400,000 in funding from the provincial government. Canada.com, CBC News (Canada)	2/6/2023 News
Police chief who headed the bungled VIP abuse inquiry removed from frontline duties Steve Rodhouse to step aside from his role at NCA after watchdogs launched an investigation into him for gross misconduct. The Telegraph - Subscription at source	2/6/2023 News
South Yorkshire Police officer dismissed for sharing custody photos A police officer who took photos of people in custody and sent them to former colleagues has been dismissed. BBC	2/6/2023 News
Three men charged over alleged plot to smuggle 800kg of cocaine into Western Australia AUSTRALIA: Police have seized more than 800 kilograms of cocaine that was destined for Western Australia, describing it as one of the largest hauls of the drug in decades. ABC News (Australia)	2/6/2023 News
Yamba shooting deaths of boy, 15, and father being treated as murder-suicide, police say AUSTRALIA: The shooting deaths of a 15-year-old boy and his 58-year-old father, Wayne Smith, in Yamba on the New South Wales north coast are being treated by police as a murder-suicide. The Guardian	2/6/2023 News
Sydney man jailed for child abuse material following INTERPOL tip-off AUSTRALIA: A Sydney man was sentenced in the Downing Centre Court today (Friday 2 June) to three years imprisonment for serious online child abuse material (CAM) offences. Australian Federal Police (AFP)	2/6/2023 News
Police reveal new electric patrol car to trial on frontline NEW ZEALAND: The police have revealed their new electric patrol car to be trialled on the frontline. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand)	2/6/2023 News, Video

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