QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT - Police Reform Programme

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Police Reform Programme (Phase-II) One week crime scene training delivered to three SIs in every Thana. 60 training interventions to be conducted to train 1200 participants throughout Bangladesh to promote physical evidence based prosecution. Crime Scene Management Course is progressing The delivery of the Crime Scene Management Course is progressing well ahead of the target. Twenty courses were conducted during Quarter 3 and 355 investigators and investigation supervisors have successfully completed the training. The training consultant assessed the crime scene management training conducted in Chittagong. His assessment showed that the training was conducted at an acceptable standard. Training consultant for Component 3 to facilitate training programmes (short term) The national consultant continued his work throughout Quarter 3. The high standard of outputs delivered by the consultant is acknowledged and he has carried out a range of training related activities under the Component 3, including the assessment of training courses and the development and delivery of specific training. Printing and distribution of IEC materials Posters on forensic awareness, crime scene preservation and the protection of physical evidence were distributed to every police station in Bangladesh (18,000 in total) to raise the awareness. Ad hoc visits to a small number of police stations have confirmed that the posters have been displayed in prominent positions as requested in the distribution guidelines. Output 3.2: Investigation capacity for both general and specialised crime improved, in particular for crimes against women and children, THB, sexual abuse/assault, serious and emerging crime, counter terrorism, financial and cyber-crime. Provide support to Dhaka Metropolitan Police to develop training course and roll out training The Training Section of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police requested PRP (Components 2 and 3) to support the development and facilitation of a 4-week investigation skills course for the DMP investigators. PRP supported the DMP to conduct a rapid training needs analysis (TNA) resulting in the identification of modules to be included in the training. PRP also offered to support the development of the course, support the DMP Training of Trainers programme to roll-out the 4-week course and then to fund the training on a consecutive basis. The DMP were grateful for the offer of support, however, the project was not in a position to allocate immediate resources to the development and facilitation of the course and the DMP undertook the training independently. Activity 3.2.1 Support Bangladesh Police to enhance the capacity of Criminal Investigation Department, Special Branch and Detective Branch to deal more professionally with crimes related to women and children especially trafficking in human beings (and internet child pornography). Quarterly Progress Report | July - September 2012 25 PDF compression, OCR, web optimization using a watermarked evaluation copy of CVISION PDFCompressor
Police Reform Programme (Phase-II) Activity 3.2.2: Support Bangladesh Police to enhance the capacity of Criminal Investigation Department, Special Branch and Detective Branch to deal more professionally with serious and transnational crime, financial crime, money laundering, crime against life and property and terrorism. Facilitate working group to review specialist investigations capacity of CID SB and DB. To identify opportunities to improve response to serious and transnational crime, financial crime, money laundering, crime against life and property and terrorism. Enhanced Investigations Skills Training conducted PRP presented two training sessions to mid-ranking investigators participating in the Enhanced Investigations Skills Training conducted at the Detective Training School. The PRP presentation provided participants with an overview of the newly enacted anti-trafficking legislation and outlined the main considerations when conducting investigations into human trafficking cases. Provided further support to the Serious Crime Investigations Working Group to enhance response to investigations as per draft discussion papers and recommendations from International Conference. PRP facilitated a consultation process involving senior police and the drafting committee of the Implementing Rules for the Human Trafficking Deterrence and Suppression Act to ensure that Bangladesh Police had input into the drafting process of this important legislation. The consultations had a strong focus on the investigations process, protection and support to victims and on enhancing international cooperation on combating transnational human trafficking crimes. PRP facilitated a workshop with the Serious Crimes Investigation Working Group in order to identify the key areas for PRP support to the CID and serious crime investigation during 2013. The Working Group also discussed the draft Concept Note on Enhancing the Investigation of Serious Crime and participants provided a wide range of inputs related to serious crime investigations that will be reflected in the revised draft. The Working Group also requested PRP to consider supporting the following areas in 2013: • Training for investigators in blood splatter analysis, arson and explosives investigations. • Wide ranging support to homicide investigation. • Forensic related support (supervisors to be trained in crime scene management including a ToT component). • Training for Chemical Lab and CID experts in scientific analysis. • Developing the ballistic analysis capacity of CID. • Information technology training for CID staff • DNA collection training On 5 th September 2012 PRP attended a meeting chaired by the Commissioner of the DMP and attended by approximately 40 of the most senior DMP officers to discuss the restructuring of the DMP Detective Branch from a geographically based structure to a structure based on the investigations of specific crime types, e.g. a unit for homicide investigations. PRP provided 26 Quarterly Progress Report | July - September 2012 PDF compression, OCR, web optimization using a watermarked evaluation copy of CVISION PDFCompressor
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