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Lords can stop police getting pre-emptive protest ban rights, Green peer says
Controversial proposed powers for police to pre-emptively ban protests believed likely to cause “serious disruption” could be killed in the House of Lords if Labour whips its benches to vote against them, the Green peer Jenny Jones has said.
The Guardian 		27/1/2023
News
Met police officer sacked for requesting photo of dead man
PC Bonnie Murphy, who asked colleague Jamie Lewis to send her a picture of a decomposed body, acted with gross misconduct, inquiry rules
The Guardian 		27/1/2023
News
Neighbourhood cop creates Pokemon-style cards of police vehicles
Youngsters will soon be able to swap cards of their favourite police vehicles thanks to an initiative by a neighbourhood officer. Police Constable Daniel Clarke, of the Rushcliffe South neighbourhood policing team (NPT), came up with the idea of Rapid Responder trading cards as a way to boost youth engagement.
Nottinghamshire Police 		27/1/2023
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GMP ACC set to move to West Mids
ACC Scott Green will be taking up the position of West Midlands Deputy Chief Constable.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		27/1/2023
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Sexual abuse imagery of primary school children “1000% worse” post lockdown
The Internet Watch Foundation has published data today around the number of reports of child sexual abuse imagery online.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		27/1/2023
News
NI road safety targets are being missed, latest police figures show
All road safety targets set out in the Department for Infrastructure’s most recent strategy document have been missed, police statistics reveal.
Belfast Telegraph - Subscription at source 		27/1/2023
News
Gross misconduct proven for officers who received photo of dead man
One serving MPS officer and a former officer have had gross misconduct proven against them.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		27/1/2023
News
Officers “need to challenge” the continued use of BMW N57
The widow of PC Nick Dumpphreys has said BMW's decision to discontinue sales to police forces is the "first step in the right direction".
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		27/1/2023
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Merseyside police use war zone strategy to fight gang crime
Strategies used by the American military against insurgents in Iraq, are being copied by Merseyside police in their fight against gun and gang crime. The plan is called Clear, Hold, Build. It involves clearing areas of the county of the criminals who run drug and weapons operations. The cleared area is then held so that criminality doesn't return and police build relations in a community, making it better able to deter the gangs coming back.
ITV News 		27/1/2023
News
Met Police accepting ‘functionally illiterate’ applicants in bid to meet diversity targets
The number of BAME officers in the force is currently less than 17 percent, well below targets set several years ago.
Express 		27/1/2023
News
‘Unprecedented’ demand for PSNI Managers Development Programme
Created to address a training gap that had been identified, DCI Andrea Hill told Police Oracle that the first six dates for this course have already been filled due to the level of interest.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		27/1/2023
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Super-complaint on police response to stalking ‘eligible to be investigated’, says HMICFRS
A super-complaint on the police response to stalking has been assessed as being “eligible to be investigated”, His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Service (HMICFRS) has ruled.
Police Professional 		27/1/2023
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IOPC upholds complaints about GMP investigation into woman’s death
A review by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has concluded that complaints made about a Greater Manchester Police (GMP) investigation into the death of Teresa McMahon should be reinvestigated.
Police Professional 		27/1/2023
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County lines: How a child’s phones helped smash a trafficking gang
Six gang members have been jailed for trafficking a teenage drug runner. Rather than prosecute the boy, detectives pursued the adults controlling him. This is the story of the mobile phones that unlocked the case.
BBC 		27/1/2023
Feature
British police are failing because they have forgotten why they exist
The rising tide of ‘staff networks’ in the Met is emblematic of the problem, pitting identitarian politics against general interest
The Telegraph - Subscription at source 		27/1/2023
Feature, Opinion
Domestic abuse charges in England and Wales halved since 2015, while offences doubled
Exclusive: Domestic abuse charges authorised by CPS declined from 82,158 to 43,836 in 2021-2022, Labour party reveals
The Guardian 		27/1/2023
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Police experience lost after Tory cuts will take years to replace amid vetting fears
By next year it is estimated that 38% of officers in England and Wales will have less than five years' experience - more than three times higher than a decade earlier.
Mirror 		27/1/2023
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David Carrick raped me, reveals Met police officer
A Metropolitan Police officer has revealed she was raped by David Carrick two decades ago but did not come forward because she feared she would not be believed. The woman told The Times that she had been horrified to learn that Carrick, a firearms officer, went on to attack a number of other women, making him one of Britain’s worst sex offenders.
The Times 		27/1/2023
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The problem for the state government as police recruits dwindle
AUSTRALIA: The rate of police officers leaving the force in Queensland is higher than pre-COVID, it has been revealed. [AUDIO]
4BC (Australia) 		27/1/2023
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Inside the police investigation over the missing High Country campers
AUSTRALIA: When police first arrived at the doorstep of Gregory Lynn’s family home in Caroline Springs, he was already a person of interest in one of the state’s most high-profile police investigations.
The Age (Australia) 		27/1/2023
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