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Nightlife Article #16: Navigating the Murky Waters of Conditional Partnerships: Night Time Economy vs. The Police The relationship between night-time economy businesses and regulators, particularly the police, is a complex and often challenging one. In an ideal world, these entities would work together in true partnership, focused on the common goal of creating a safe and vibrant nighttime environment for all. However, the reality often falls short of this ideal, as both parties grapple with issues of control, compliance, and subjective decision-making. In this blog, we'll delve into the challenges around conditional partnerships in the night-time economy, exploring the need for a more adult-like approach to disagreements, and the perils of policing based on control rather than collaboration. https://lnkd.in/eKfzR9FP

Nightlife Article #16: Navigating the Murky Waters of Conditional Partnerships: Night Time Economy vs. The Police The relationship between night-time economy businesses and regulators, particularly the police, is a complex and often challenging one. In an ideal world, these entities would work together in true partnership, focused on the common goal of creating a safe and vibrant nighttime environment for all. However, the reality often falls short of this ideal, as both parties grapple with issues of control, compliance, and subjective decision-making. In this blog, we'll delve into the challenges around conditional partnerships in the night-time economy, exploring the need for a more adult-like approach to disagreements, and the perils of policing based on control rather than collaboration. https://lnkd.in/eKfzR9FP

Nightlife Article #16: Navigating the Murky Waters of Conditional Partnerships: Night Time Economy vs. The Police The relationship between night-time economy businesses and regulators, particularly the police, is a complex and often challenging one. In an ideal world, these entities would work together in true partnership, focused on the common goal of creating a safe and vibrant nighttime environment for all. However, the reality often falls short of this ideal, as both parties grapple with issues of control, compliance, and subjective decision-making. In this blog, we'll delve into the challenges around conditional partnerships in the night-time economy, exploring the need for a more adult-like approach to disagreements, and the perils of policing based on control rather than collaboration. https://lnkd.in/eSdnt-et

In this AWA Shares presentation, Donna Halper takes you back to the first decade of radio, when the rules were still being written. You'll meet some of the era's earliest fraudsters, as well as a few folks who tried to confront them. Watch it here: https://lnkd.in/gX3wxXdN

The PNC will be retired in less than two years. Carmel Southern and Scott Brown from the Law Enforcement Data Service (LEDS) programme at the Home Office review the core policing system's long history and what will replace it. As we mark 50 years since the inception of the Police National Computer (PNC), it’s essential to reflect on its impact and look toward the future. The PNC has been a cornerstone of policing, revolutionising how law enforcement agencies access critical information. Now, as we embrace the next era, the Law Enforcement Data Service (LEDS) emerges as the torchbearer, promising even greater capabilities. DCC Nav Malik NPCC Lead for PNC said: “The PNC 50-year anniversary is a monumental achievement in policing history, given its importance for police and law enforcement in managing threat, risk and harm to the public. Read more on Police Oracle: https://lnkd.in/eAzeN4Hu

In 2021, Texas had the second-highest reported cases of human trafficking in the United States, according to the National Human Trafficking Hotline. Roadways, terminals, stations and vehicles are often the first places where victims are recognized by those looking to exploit them. TTI Research Engineer John Habermann has helped trace the intersection of human trafficking with transportation and highlights ways for transportation professionals to help combat the practice. As #HumanTraffickingAwarenessMonth comes to a close, learn more about how transportation practitioners can help spot, report and aid in ending human trafficking: https://ow.ly/XvcC50Qwobe #HumanTraffickingAwareness

Sharing this resource! The Trace is one of my go-to source for all things related to gun violence, legislation and policing. I’ve come across brilliant voices and thinkers who have helped in my reporting for films that I produced on gun violence and policing. So, I’m thrilled that The Trace is launching this effort to centralize hard-to-find consistent and reliable data. EXCERPT: “The data that does exist is often incomplete and unreliable. Federal and state funding to study the issue is scant. And legislation prevents the collection and distribution of records that could reveal important facts about how and why violence persists. These conditions have had a detrimental effect on journalism seeking to go beyond the surface of a public health crisis that claims nearly 50,000 American lives every year. The pursuit of good data on gun violence is often too complicated, expensive, or time consuming for newsrooms to take on. The result is coverage that often fails to contextualize shootings and that puts emphasis on mass acts of violence that account for a fraction of annual gun deaths and injuries.”

🚔 In Vallejo, CA, response protocols are changing in the face of excessive false alarms and resource constraints. Is this the start of a nationwide trend? #businesssecurity #realestatemanagement #propertyprotection #riskmitigation #assetsecurity

Human trafficking and modern slavery are very much a reality - but it's nothing like how you see it depicted in movies. Our CEO/Founder Austin S. joined Rep. Dan Crenshaw to debunk the common misconceptions and describe how human trafficking networks really operate. Austin breaks down the new approaches, using data intelligence, to dismantle global networks and rescue trafficked children. #saveourchildren #traverseproject #strongenough2saveachild #humantraffickingprevention #humantraffickingawareness https://lnkd.in/gedFqNSR

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