I’m looking for examples of police forces who have run community consultation processes when designing how they deliver services … are there any examples of it being done in a considered, accessible and inclusive way that has engaged hard-to-reach groups in the process?
NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller welcomes the appointment of Karen Webb APM as the next Commissioner of the NSW Police Force
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Less than 48 hours to go until we go live with Part II of #ANZSEBP2021. Join us live from Wednesday as we tackle some of the biggest challenges confronting #EBP in Australia and NZ w/@EBPC_NZ@davidco75504827 @siwilliams79 @AICriminology https://t.co/2stR0TyUIa
Learning & improvement are not "nice-to-have" or a bolt-on. Organisations that excel at improvement understand they're part of everyone's daily work. We need a culture of experimentation where we're constantly trying new things & if they fail, that's okay. Graphic: @anujmagazine
I had the pleasure of presenting & sharing @CollegeofPolice innovation work with @ANZPAA colleagues in Australia & New Zealand this morning. I forgive @Jenna_Policing for making me wake at 6am 🥱 It really was a joy to join you all💪
Can’t wait for what comes next 💥 #innovation
Looking for any literature or thought leadership that describes or provides an overview of Innovation in Policing for a presentation I’m providing in a couple of weeks ... please let me know if anything come to mind 👍🏻 #policeinnovation
Thanks for your coverage of the @nswpolice Cybercrime Think Tank @7NewsSydney
A fantastic event, and great contributions from all university participants #nswpoliceinnovation https://t.co/3sRBG1kflc
NSW Police will commence utilising an SMS geo-targeting alert system to assist in locating high-risk missing persons. When used, a brief message is sent to mobiles within a defined area with description of the person, and details of how to report.
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Major findings here, hopefully not overlooked on busy news day. Targeted and overt policing reduced DV crime by 43%. Also 16% reduction in violent or property crime.@NSWJustice
Why did Colin Campbell go missing?
Colin was last seen in Lane Cove on the 29th of May 2015.
Find out more about Colin's mysterious disappearance in a new episode of the NSW Police Force Official Podcast.
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The @nswpolice is proud to support R U OK Day. Whether it’s a friend, family member, or a colleague, today is an opportunity to ask the simple question, R U OK? #RUOKDay