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What an inspiring day filled with insights and reflections on race and equality in policing! ??? We delved into the barriers faced by Black, Asian, and Mixed Heritage officers and staff, and how we can start to reclaim our narrative. ?? The importance of diversity of thought to enhance any organisation was clear, especially for policing—where every perspective matters. ?? Feeling safe within policing is the first step toward feeling a true sense of belonging. ??? If we want to tackle racism effectively, we need to ‘turn off the tap’ before we can clean up the mess—it’s time to address the root cause. ?? It was great to see optimism about change! ??. A consideration to shifting from four pillars, Shaun White We discussed focusing on two key pillars: ‘Disproportionality’ and ‘Community Engagement’. The message was clear: don’t embark on this journey alone. There’s ‘strength in numbers’, and having supportive teammates makes all the difference. ???? One thought that stood out—let’s shift from ‘allyship’ to sponsorship, championing each other’s growth and progress. It’s not about a revolution but rather an ‘evolution’, where everyone plays a part in the solution. ?? People in positions of power have the opportunity to ‘flip the switch’ and drive change quickly. ?? Let’s be brave, take that leap of faith, and start shaping the future—just like in agile project management, what we set out to achieve might change as we progress, and that’s okay. ?? Colin B. Richard Leicester, FCIPD National Black Police Association Kent Police Essex Police #RaceAndEquality #DiversityAndInclusion #PolicingChange #StrengthInUnity #BeTheChange

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Surrey's Police Transformation: What You Need to Know! Explore the future of policing in Surrey as we discuss the transition from the RCMP to the Surrey Police Service. Learn about the implications for residents and what this change means for the community starting November 29, 2024. #SurreyPolicing #RCMPTransition #SurreyPoliceService #CommunitySafety #FutureOfPolicing #SurreyBC #PublicSafety #LocalLawEnforcement #PoliceService #SurreyUpdates

Yesterday, we published our report into activism and impartiality in policing, which finds that in order to maintain police impartiality, greater clarity on the definition of operational independence is needed.?? ? The British model of policing is precious. It is one of the best in the world and it has stood the test of time. Policing is done by the people, for the people, but recent concerns, such as accusations of biased policing, have put the public's trust to the test.? ?? An essential part of the way that the police maintain public support is by acting with impartiality. The police are not there to take sides. Instead, they must demonstrate impartial service to the law, acting without bias and upholding everyone’s rights. ?? ? Our independent inspection, commissioned in 2023 by the then Home Secretary, involved extensive work across 12 forces and 91 focus groups, 187 interviews conducted, and the analysis of over 600 police social media accounts and 4,000 documents.? ?? We considered whether politics or activism unduly influence police impartiality, examining vital areas such as compliance with the Equality Act, recording of non-crime hate incidents, and communications with the public.?? ? Officers and staff are working hard to do the best job they can in often difficult situations.?? ?? But an absence of the definition of operational independence can prove challenging for police chiefs, as any form of improper political interference can affect the public’s perception of police impartiality.??? ? We also found that:? ? -There is a near-total absence of any definition, guidance or judicial consideration of impartiality as it relates to policing. There needs to be more clearly defined guidance on what precisely the impartiality duty means and what it does and doesn’t cover. -Legal application of the Equality Act 2010 is now too complicated. Forces urgently need a better and more consistent understanding of how the 2010 Act applies to modern and increasingly complex policing contexts.?? Our report includes 22 recommendations to strengthen police impartiality and, crucially, to ensure the public perceives the police as impartial. These findings are relevant to all levels of policing—from PCSOs to Chief Constables, PCCs, and policymakers. Crucially, if acted on appropriately, these recommendations will help restore and maintain trust in the integrity of our police service.?

Who invented modern-day policing? Did you know that when the current policing model was established, police officers weren’t even allowed to vote? Check out my newest YouTube video for more. #policing #lawenforcement #policefoundations

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Exploring the historical roots of U.S. policing reveals its deep ties to slavery and race. Did you know the first modern police forces in the U.S. were established as slave patrols in the Southeastern states? Let's discuss how this past shapes our understanding of policing today. Brucato, B. (2020). Policing Race and Racing Police: The Origin of US Police in Slave Patrols. Social Justice, 47(3/4 (161/162)), 115–136. https://lnkd.in/g2Su-uTg #PolicingHistory #RacialJustice #CriminalJustice #SocialJustice #HistoryDiscussion

A fascinating discussion took place regarding Police Reform in other forces across the world with Nicholas Sensley CEO at the Institute for American Police Reform. He explained the similarities in Policing around the world which make it challenging to reform comes from the fact that the system is built on an enforcement model. Everything is justified if it is defined in law. His advice “Stay away from the concept of being law enforcers. Hold fast the concept of Policing by consent. Hold fast the concept of human dignity.” Essex Police #nbpaconference2024 #reformforjustice #policereform #onevoicestrengthinunity #essexpolice #letsgo

In 2022, the Government of Alberta passed the Police Amendment Act, which made several changes to the Police Act. These changes included several new mandated mechanisms for municipal input into policing. Some details on how the new mechanisms will be structured are now available. https://vist.ly/3mhy4yx

Are You a Cop or a Police Officer? There's a difference. Cops are the ones you can count on in the field, the ones who truly know how to handle the streets and make a real difference. Police officers? They’re often just as comfortable taking reports. #LawEnforcement #PoliceOfficer #FinancialFreedom #FinancialFitness #Cops #ProtectAndServe #FirstResponders #FinancialLiteracy #TheDrozdowskiGroup