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PC Week 11 Flashcards

1
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Channel

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National scheme to deal with vulnerability

Non disclosable on background checks

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Terrorist

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Use or threat of action to influence the government or intimidate the public for the purpose of advancing a POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, RACIAL or IDEALOGICAL cause and involves -

  • violence against a person
  • criminal damage against property
  • threat to life

a) committed any of above
b) is or has been concerned in the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism

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Terrorism Act 2010 - Section 57

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Possessing an article

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Terrorism Act 2010 - section 58

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Collecting or recording information

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Terrorism Act 2010 - Section 58a

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Eliciting, publishing or communicating info regarding members of the armed forces

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Terrorism Act 2010 - Section 11

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Membership

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Terrorism Act 2010 - Section 12

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Support

Holding meetings/handing out leaflets

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Terrorism Act 2010 - Section 13

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Uniform (summary) including flags

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Terrorism Act 2010 - Stop and Serch section 43

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  • search if think committing offence
  • seize items (phones/photos)
  • ACC authority
  • dont go digging - could get sacked
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Iceberg

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Attack
Attack planning\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ iceberg
Facilitation
Training
Fundraising
Support
ID of vulnerable

Radicalisation

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Public order - section 5

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HAD

Fuck off
Words, visible, writing, disorderly conduct
Not aimed at a specific person
No need to prove intent

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Public Order Act 1986 - section 4a

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INTENTIONAL HAD

You fuck off - INTENT
Got to have a victim
Same as 5 but need
No comm res - conditional caution/arrest
Display only but not distribution
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Public Order Act 1986 - Section 4

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Provocation of violence

Fuck you or il break your legs
Threatening behaviour
Distributes or displays writing/sign

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Public Order Act 1986 - Section 3

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Affray

Need violence
More than words
A person
Private and public
Not include property

Person (aggressor)
Person directed at

Hypothetical bystander would fear for their own safety (person of reasonable firmness)

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Public Order Act 1986 - Section 1

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Riot 12+

Person and property
Private and public
Common purpose
Same as violent disorder but 12+
Police foot bill - rarely crime a riot
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Public Order Act 1986 - Section 2

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Violent disorder

Need violence
Words alone not enough
Person and property
Private and public

Common purpose
Hypothetical bystander would fer for their own safety - reasonable firmness test

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Drunk and Disorderly

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Section 91(1) - criminal justice act 1967 - drink and disorderly
Section 1 - Licensing act 1902 - drunk and incapable
Section 12 - The licensing act 1872 - drunk and incapable

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Breach of the Peace

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Commited whenever harm is done, or is likely to be done to a person or in his presence to his property, or whenever a person is in fear of being harmed through an assault, affray, riot or other disturbance

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Bind Over

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Keep in custody until next available court date - “lay info to courts” - police logs/crime no.s etc..

Police been called 5x in 2 days we can bind over for 12months to keep the queens peace. If they dont then higher chance of going to prison

20
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ASB - signal incident

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Affects safety

No new occurrance required

21
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PoPi

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Problem orientated police initiative

Update OELs, whos there, descriptions, what happened etc..
Potential harm - inspectors authority

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ASB, crime and Policing Act 2014

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a) conduct tahat has caused, or is likely to cause HAD to any person
b) conduct capable or causing annoyance or nuisance to a person in relation to that persons occupation or residential premises or,
c) conduct capable of causing housing-related nuisance or annoyance to any person

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ASB - public v private

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Public - police

Private - legal authority, housing association, NHS, council, landlords etc..

24
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ASB age limits

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10 years old + for offence to apply
Child is under 17
Youth/young person 14, 15, 16, 17

25
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Police reform act 2002 - section 50

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Constable in uniform
RGB
a person has or is
Acting in an anti social manner
May require tht person to give his name and address

(Arrest to ascertain name/address, de-arrest if find out)
Think PoPi and intel report

26
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ASB warning

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Harrassment warning CID10
letters on WYP letterhead
Verbal
Section 59 - nusiance vehicles

27
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Acceptable Behaviour Contract (ABC)

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Dont go specific areas/spaces - will get criminalised

Can have powers of arrest attached

28
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Civil Injunctions (replaced ASBOs)

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County court - all civil - hearsay
Participate with drugs/alcohol groups
Have to do it or going prison - 2yrs
Dont be seen with “NAME” if seen with can arrest for breach of civil injunction

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