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Met Police officer admits false imprisonment and assault charges
PC Sam Grigg, 36, used duct tape to restrain a woman at a house in Twickenham
The Standard 		5/1/2023
News
How detectives caught a cold-blooded killer
Nottinghamshire Police describes how detectives caught cold-blooded killer John Jessop who was jailed for 20 years this week for the murder of a mum-of-three in her own home.
Police Professional - Subscription at source 		5/1/2023
Feature
Detective speaks out on CSA work toll after winning PTSD case
The now retired detective has suffered from PTSD after prolonged exposure to child abuse images.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		5/1/2023
News
Man who murdered wife to be freed after first public parole hearing
Parole Board says Russell Causley, who killed Carole Packman in 1985 and has never revealed location of her body, poses low risk
The Guardian 		5/1/2023
News
Drug Identification Testing – Good Practice Guide 2022
FCN has published revised guidance for police officers and staff tasked with carrying out Evidential Drug Identification Testing (EDIT). This guidance replaces the previous EDIT Good Practice Guide prepared by the College of Policing (formally the NPIA) in 2016.
Forensic Capability Network 		5/1/2023
Report
The pervasive threat of Economic Crime: ‘Reflections from a life on the frontline’
Matt Horne, former Deputy Director National Crime Agency: Looking forward to 2023, against the backdrop of a rapidly evolving economic crime landscape, it is time for me to pause and reflect… I was privileged to command economic crime investigations across the National Crime Agency. This experience vividly illustrated the complexity of these cases, whilst highlighting the skills, expertise and specialist capabilities that are vital for success. Working with partners across law enforcement, government and the private sector reinforced for me the power of collaboration and intelligence sharing.
LinkedIn 		5/1/2023
Feature, Opinion
900,000 crimes committed by people on bail under Tories, analysis finds
Offences committed in England and Wales have included murder, kidnap, and child rape, study of data shows
The Guardian 		5/1/2023
News
Target of uplift programme ‘fails to recognise reality’, says PFEW
The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) says the police uplift programme “fails to recognise reality”.
Police Professional 		5/1/2023
News
Former officer who swore at woman would have been dismissed for gross misconduct
A former officer who swore and shouted at a member of the public while off-duty would have been dismissed for gross misconduct had he not already resigned.
Police Professional 		5/1/2023
News
Attacks on police officers ‘shameful and will not be tolerated’, says PSNI
The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has condemned a series of assaults on officers as “shameful and unacceptable”.
Police Professional 		5/1/2023
News
MPS officer admits false imprisonment and assault
A serving Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officer has pleaded guilty to false imprisonment and assault.
Police Professional 		5/1/2023
News
Police recruit numbers
AUSTRALIA: Victoria Police is fighting for numbers and the force is struggling for recruits after almost one in nine officers left since 2019. [AUDIO]
The Advertiser (Australia) 		5/1/2023
News
Mechelle Turvey, mother of late Indigenous teen Cassius Turvey, to work with Western Australia’s police
AUSTRALIA: The grieving mother of an Indigenous Perth teenager — who died after allegedly being bashed while walking home from school — has accepted a volunteer advisory role with Western Australia's police to help victims of crime.
ABC News (Australia) 		5/1/2023
News
Woolston booze ban not working, police response criticised
NEW ZEALAND: A suburban liquor ban that could end up being extended across Christchurch appears to have failed just three weeks after it started.
Star News (New Zealand) 		5/1/2023
News
Youth crime: How shopping malls, mental health and broken systems played a part
NEW ZEALAND: Young people haven’t garnished the best reputation this past year - youth crime captured the public’s eye back in October 2021 and the escalation never seemed to stop.
NZ Herald (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 		5/1/2023
Feature, Video
NZ’s miscreant cops outed in new police figures
NEW ZEALAND: More than 200 police staff - from recruits right up to senior inspectors and top cops - have faced criminal charges in the last few years, including for drugs, fraud, serious physical and sexual assaults, kidnapping, family harm and driving offences.
Otago Daily Times (New Zealand) 		5/1/2023
News
‘Numerous officers’ assaulted and struck by missiles at illegal rave
Officers were assaulted and hit by missiles and glass bottles when they attempted to break up an illegal rave on New Year’s Eve.
Police Professional 		5/1/2023
News
You have a voice
Have you ever wondered what a Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) does?
Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 		5/1/2023
Video
Serving Met police officer, 36, admits tying up 20-year-old woman with duct tape as he pleads guilty to false imprisonment and assault
A serving Metropolitan Police officer has admitted tying up a young woman with duct tape and falsely imprisoning her.
Mail Online 		5/1/2023
News
Perceptions of a police-initiated diversion program: a qualitative study
Police-initiated diversion practices allow officers to divert youth away from the justice system. This qualitative study addresses one such Southern California program to understand the subjective experiences of youth and parents through in-depth interviews. Thirty-eight respondents, 19 youth and 19 parents, were interviewed for this study. Results demonstrate how an increase in positive interactions with police officers and diversion program staff can influence how youth comply with the law and legal institutions. Interviews emphasized youths’ complex attitudes toward police and the law, highlighting the importance for police and diversion programs to engage in transparent practices to facilitate a greater understanding of diversion and reduce potentially traumatic feelings from initial police contact.
Criminal Justice Studies - Subscription at source 		5/1/2023
Research article

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