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Thieves using drones suspected to be behind Northland rural thefts NEW ZEALAND: Police are investigating a number of thefts from isolated, rural properties around Northland, and some of the victims believe the thieves used drones to case out their properties first. NZ Herald (New Zealand)	8/5/2023 News
For merit NEW ZEALAND: Retired Senior Sergeant Mark Davidson stepped back into the Police environment last week to receive a Meritorious Service Medal (MSM) in recognition of his exceptional service. New Zealand Police	8/5/2023 News
EU lawyers say plan to scan private messages for child abuse may be unlawful Under proposed ‘chat controls’ regulation, any encrypted service provider could be forced to screen for ‘identifiers’ The Guardian	8/5/2023 News
Former minister urges UK to back international anti-corruption court Lord Hain is seeking amendments to economic crime bill requiring ministers to back establishment of new court The Guardian	8/5/2023 News
Arrests of coronation protesters were ‘premeditated’, says Republic chief Police criticised after arrests included women’s safety campaigners handing out rape alarms The Guardian	8/5/2023 News
Labour urged to say whether it would scrap new anti-protest laws Lib Dems, SNP and Greens pile on pressure as two shadow ministers refuse to commit to repealing Public Order Act The Guardian	8/5/2023 News
BTP Fed Secretary steps up to the challenge for police charity Starting at 10am on May 3, Mark Marshallsay walked 87 kilometres and around 170,000 steps to complete a 24-hour treadmill challenge for the Police Treatment Centres. Police Oracle - Subscription at source	8/5/2023 News
‘You won’t move? That’s a shame’: Just Stop Oil ignore police Uniformed officer was captured on social media failing to persuade demonstrators to stop walking in middle of road The Telegraph - Subscription at source	8/5/2023 News
Met officers shoot dogs dead in front of screaming public Social media footage shows officers pursuing a man along a canal before shots are fired The Telegraph - Subscription at source	8/5/2023 Feature
Colin Carswell: ‘The main motivator is profit, yet there’s under investment in financial investigators at every level’ In the latest in a series of interviews with leading figures involved in the research and investigation of organised crime, Policing Insight’s Chris Allen spoke to former police superintendent Colin Carswell, Director of the Counter Trafficking Network, about his investigations into large-scale human trafficking as a police officer, the importance of partnership working, and the need to ‘follow the money’ to combat organised crime. Policing Insight - Subscription at source	8/5/2023 Feature, Interview
Hamilton Mountain diversity advocate says police hate/bias report doesn’t go far enough CANADA: Kojo Damptey says the police numbers do not go far enough. The Spectator	8/5/2023 News
Doug Ford says police officers don’t need a degree. Should Ontarians worry? CANADA: Premier Doug Ford caused a stir when he said Ontario will back down from plans requiring new police officers to have a university or college education, raising concerns future cops could be 18-year-olds fresh out of high school. Toronto Star (Canada) - Subscription at source	8/5/2023 News
Another day in a small Irish town … with no gardaí on the beat REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: I’M en route to a work meeting. The town is the beautiful, friendly, peaceful, picturesque Clonakilty, one of West Cork’s most beautiful, friendly and flower-bedecked tourist havens. Echo Live (Republic of Ireland)	8/5/2023 Feature, Opinion
Concern over Garda ability to fight fraud as ‘no sign’ that vacancies for detectives will be filled REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Investigations into gangs involved in multi-million euro organised frauds are being hampered by a lack of resources in the bureau tasked with battling this type of crime. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) - Registration at source	8/5/2023 News
French police forces are among Europe’s most brutal: Is de-escalation possible? The policing of public protest in France over the past decade has been characterised by both stronger use of force and tougher penal tools against protesters; Professor Jacques de Maillard and Dr Aurélien Restelli argue that an apparent ‘softening’ of approach has failed to materialise, with recent pension protests prompting more aggressive policing methods, and little sign that de-escalation techniques are likely to be employed. Policing Insight	8/5/2023 Analysis, Feature
Bomb threat among 1,000 police callouts to children’s secure units Police were called out to children’s secure units in Scotland nearly 1,000 times over the last two years, a Freedom of Information request has found. Police Scotland responded to 965 incidents during 2021-22 and 2022-23, including one report of a bomb threat and 14 reports of sexual offences. STV News	8/5/2023 News
Police to be told to stop dismissing flashers as ‘dirty old men’ after Wayne Couzens scandal New guidance to spell out how indecent exposure should be treated as a serious offence that could lead to violent sexual attacks The Telegraph - Subscription at source	8/5/2023 News
Metropolitan Police defends officers after suspect tasered and dogs shot dead The Metropolitan Police has defended its officers after a suspect was tasered and two dogs were shot in front of screaming witnesses. Footage posted on social media showed officers pursuing a man holding the two dogs on a short lead along a canal in Limehouse, East London on Sunday afternoon. The situation then appeared to become heated, as the man was tasered to the floor and the animals were shot dead. The Independent	8/5/2023 News
‘We’ll end up with a death’: Queensland police commissioner puts vigilantes on notice AUSTRALIA: Katarina Carroll says mob of people who surrounded Rockhampton house on Sunday were acting on incorrect information. Queensland’s police commissioner has warned there could be fatal consequences if vigilantes continue to take the law into their own hands in response to youth crime. Katarina Carroll was speaking after a mob of 30 people surrounded a home in Rockhampton on Sunday following a social media post accusing two teenage residents of criminal activity. The Guardian	8/5/2023 News
Victorian chief commissioner apologises for treatment of Indigenous people by police at Yoorrook inquiry AUSTRALIA: Victoria's Chief Commissioner of Police has apologised unreservedly for police actions that have traumatised Indigenous Victorians. In a statement to Victoria's Indigenous truth-telling inquiry, the Yoorrook Justice Commission, Shane Patton said the Indigenous community's over-representation in the justice system was "unacceptable" and pledged that Victoria Police would take action to address it. ABC News (Australia)	8/5/2023 Report

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