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Showing Stories from 21st October 2021 to 13th September 2023
Expanding digital contact 'critical to rebuilding public trust' says DCC

Expanding digital contact 'critical to rebuilding public trust' says DCC

(13/09/23) Citizens Portal pilot in Humberside will be building block of expanded digital contact service.

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(12/06/23) Detective's Casebook: 3D printed firearms and OCGs (17/04/23) Alerts could be used for abductions or dangerous offender warnings (09/03/23) Alarms and 999 calls connected to old telephony need upgrade
ESN in doubt again as Home Office and supplier end contract

ESN in doubt again as Home Office and supplier end contract

(08/03/23) Home Office seeks return of 'supernormal' profits as markets authority investigation nears conclusion.

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'Setting the bar': the team protecting fraud and cybercrime victims

'Setting the bar': the team protecting fraud and cybercrime victims

(27/02/23) Fraud Protect Officer, Amy Horrobin and Cyber Protect Officer, Megan Haldane spoke to Police Oracle about the work they do to protect victims of crime in Avon and Somerset.

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(20/02/23) Force halves the number of hoax calls put through to contact centre (27/11/22) Forces "unskilled at using social media" says GMP chief constable (22/11/22) Second outage results in loss of online crime reports (31/08/22) Police Scotland degree of "unwillingness" to transfer demand
Harnessing innovation for policing

Harnessing innovation for policing

(15/08/22) Ellie Rice, Security Lead, for the Defence and Security Accelerator programme explains how it benefits policing.

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(14/07/22) AI helps Suffolk improve domestic violence reporting (13/07/22) Cheshire deploys facial recognition to target cross border OCGs (23/06/22) Big police IT projects 'would benefit from independent scrutiny' (03/06/22) 'Huge benefits' to phone camera link technology says force (01/06/22) Video response to domestic abuse leads to 50 per cent more arrests (13/05/22) EncroChat intel jails dealers including ex-Royal marines (02/05/22) Enforce existing whatapp rules, think tank tells government (29/04/22) RMS and duties software merger raises competition concerns (14/04/22) County Lines: Could use of burner phones end within 12 months? (25/02/22) CoP joins policing podcast revolution (24/02/22) NPAS begins live streaming with fire and NHS teams (28/01/22) PSNI picks up pace on modernisation with new IT and promotions (24/01/22) 'Staggering' increase in time taken to respond to 101 calls (17/01/22) New platform to plug gaps in force's struggling 999 and 101 service (07/01/22) Precept rise to fund control room upgrade, PCC reveals (05/01/22) UK's longest serving chief constable announces retirement (14/12/21) Forces trial facial recognition phone app to help identify offenders (22/11/21) Lack of automated access to EU systems means 'better engagement' (21/10/21) Resources critical to app success, digital leads told
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Police Care UK launches tool for tracking officer trauma Police Care UK launches tool for tracking officer trauma

Police Care UK made the Police Traumatic Events Checklist (PTEC) freely available to all forces across the UK in September..

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