Rachel Coyle MBE

If you want to unlock the value of unstructured/complex free text (e.g. case notes and files, reports, inspections, customer reviews, complaints etc) then this is the webinar for you!

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✍ OCP Director Cathy Haenlein's new RUSI Commentary on Organised Crime and the #UKBorder is the final in the #10Years10Threats commentary series. Here, Cathy positions the UK Border as both a key opportunity and vulnerability. As the point of entry for a majority of organised crime's key commodities - such as drugs, firearms and trafficked persons - it offers the UK a strong line of defence. However, the need to circumvent border police has fostered criminal innovation and adaptability. Read here as Cathy Haenlein describes the dual nature of the UK Border in the fight against organised crime: https://lnkd.in/eQq9HywQ ⬅ Missed any of the previous 9 RUSI Commentaries in the #10Years10Threats series? Be sure to check out the series' project page to catch up on them all:

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The Cross-System Professional Enablers Strategy for 2024-26 was published in the UK Published by the National Crime Agency #NCA, National Economic Crime Centre #NECC, and the Office for Professional Body Anti-Money Laundering Supervision #OPBAS, the strategy is designed to reduce the financial crime threat posed by ‘professional enablers’ including lawyers and accountants. The strategy is driven by six objectives: ➡️ Create an enhanced sectoral level understanding of the threat; ➡️ Ensure quality information is shared between law enforcement and supervisors;  ➡️ Strengthen and co-ordinate the capabilities of the whole system; ➡️ Prevent enabling activity through supervision; ➡️ Achieve long-lasting disruptive impact against the threat; and ➡️ Be a world-leader on the response to professional enablers. Firms in sectors who may be impacted by professional enablers, including banks, accountants, estate agents, and money service businesses should review the strategy as part of staying informed on national strategies which may have operational implications. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/efDNiVHw

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🚨 Helping Police Forces analyse Homicides and Suspicious Deaths 📊 Join us for a webinar hosted by the Behavioural Insights Team (BIT) and London's Violence Reduction Unit (VRU). We'll share how we developed a coding framework for homicide cases with the Metropolitan Police. This is particularly relevant and timely for police analysts as we hope it will help police forces meet the HMICFRS recommendation that forces in England and Wales devise an approach to analyse death investigations by the end of August. 📅 Date: 14 August ⏰ Time: 10:00-11:00 Key topics: 1. Transforming complex case notes into standardized datasets 2. Insights from analysis of Met homicide cases 3. Practical tips for embedding the framework into routine practice ✋ Register now: https://lnkd.in/epUeMtg9 📖 BIT Homicide Framework Report: https://lnkd.in/eKrcQdJ4 #PoliceAnalysis #Homicide #EvidenceBasedPolicing #SEBP

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Call for participants 📣 👇 #Extremism #EasternRegion #ParticipatoryRiskMappingSession - 11th July, Chelmsford Policing Institute for the Eastern Region (PIER) in conjunction with Chelmsford City Council (CCC) and the UK’s Specialist Interest Group for Counter-Extremism (SIGCE) is hosting a participatory risk mapping session which will explore the extremist landscape in the East and develop a systematic understanding of the strategies of violent/non-violent extremist actors who are currently active across region. We are looking for local authorities, police, education and other statutory partners (NHS) with an interest in cohesion, #community #safety #Prevent and extremism-related areas working in the Eastern region (#Essex #Norfolk #Suffolk #Bedfordshire #Hertfordshire and #Cambridgeshire). The results will be used to inform and develop training and practitioner-led initiatives in the region, aimed at improving local responses to the appeal, and limiting the impact, of extremist activity within the Eastern Region! If you wish to take part/know more, please contact me or Elisa Orofino, PhD!

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NWG Preventing and Disrupting Exploitation of Young People-6th June Webinar to explore exploitation and the strategies that can be utilised to disrupt exploitation without relying on victim disclosure. https://lnkd.in/eseD2YWv

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