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Date Date Internal received Due date Request completed Review in force Requested 01/04/2016 29/04/2016 Would you please provide the following information as at 1st April 2016 under the Freedom of Information Act. The 17/05/2016 information provided will be used by the Charity to structure its budgets, 1. The number of police officers employed by your force 2. The number of officers that donate to the Police Treatment centres 3. The number of officers that donate to the St George’s Police Children Trust 4. The number of PCSO’s that donate to the Police Treatment Centres 01/04/2016 29/04/2016 This is a request for information under the Freedom of Information Act. My request relates to Operation Bachelor 02/06/2016 and Operation Graduate, discussion exercises developed by ACPO to help police engage with students. Please see the factsheet on the topic: http://www.npcc.police.uk/documents/TAM/2013/201303-tam-prevent-Bachelor-graduate- factsheet.pdf I would like to know the following information: - The number of times a representative from North Yorkshire Police has delivered Operation Bachelor and/or Operation Graduate at universities. - For each occasion, please provide the date when Operation Bachelor and/or Operation Graduate was delivered, and please also provide the name of the university which the representative visited. - I would also like to know, following the delivery of Operation Bachelor and/or Operation Graduate, whether University Independent Advisory Groups were created. I would like to receive the information electronically. If you feel that a substantive response to this request is not possible within a reasonable time frame, or the request is too broad or too vague, I would be grateful if you could contact me by email or by phone and provide assistance as to how I could refine the request as soon as possible. 01/04/2016 29/04/2016 Please could you provide the following information with regards to your Forensic Medical Examination and SARC 02/06/2016 Services Provision: Forensic Medical Services Provision • Current incumbent • Current annual contract value • Current contract start date • Current contract end date • Possible extension periods to the current contract • Projected dates for pre-engagement discussions • Projected ITT release date • Contracting Authority • Please confirm if there are any regional future framework plans? SARC Management Provision • Current Incumbent • Current annual contract value • Current contract start date • Current contract end date • Possible extension periods to the current contract • Projected dates for pre-engagement discussions • Projected ITT release date • Contracting Authority • Please confirm if there are any regional future framework plans? SARC Forensic Examination Provision • Current Incumbent • Current annual contract value 01/04/2016 29/04/2016 1. Reports of revenge porn (i.e. the offence to "Disclose private sexual photographs and films with intent to cause 17/05/2016 distress") recorded by the police force between 01 April 2015 and 31 March 2016, inclusive. 2. Prosecutions for revenge porn (i.e. the offence to "Disclose private sexual photographs and films with intent to cause distress") recorded by the police force between 01 April 2015 and 31 March 2016, inclusive. 3. Convictions for revenge porn (i.e. the offence to "Disclose private sexual photographs and films with intent to cause distress") recorded by the police force between 01 April 2015 and 31 March 2016, inclusive. Following my FOI request dated 01/04/16 (re. revenge porn reports), I now realise that two of my questions may not be possible to answer, as police forces may not hold prosecution and conviction statistics. Could I therefore narrow the request to simply the first of my three questions. I.e.: "Reports of revenge porn (i.e. the offence to 'Disclose private sexual photographs and films with intent to cause distress') recorded by the police force between 01 April 2015 and 31 March 2016, inclusive." Many thanks, 04/04/2016 03/05/2016 I would like to know the number of police officers sacked or suspended relating to claims of extremism or 03/05/2016 radicalisation. As an example, this could include an officer who was suspended for posting extremist messages on Facebook. Another example could be an officer suspended for expressing support for Islamic State. I would like this information for the last five years, broken down by year and by rank. Where possible I would like to know why they have been suspended and if they were subsequently reinstated or sacked. Please can you provide this information electronically. 04/04/2016 03/05/2016 In respect of the decision notice to provide funding for legal action against , 26/05/2016 please can you confirm: Chief Constable 1. Who did the Chief Constable take independent legal advice from. 2. Was this 3. Please can you disclose the advice the Chief Constable received. Police and Crime Commissioner 4. Who did the Police and Crime Commissioner take independent legal advice from. 5. Was this 6. Please can you disclose the advice the Police and Crime Commissioner received. Auditor 7. Who were the auditors that issued the advice that the provision of police funds for the action was lawful. 8. Was this 9. Please can you disclose the advice the auditors issued. 10. Please can you confirm that disclosed that it had a conflict of interest. 04/04/2016 03/05/2016 To Whom It May Concern 09/05/2016 Please could you provide the following information: 1. Does North Yorkshire Police currently have a distinct flag in its Crime Management System for antisemitic crime, as opposed to other types of hate crime? 2. If North Yorkshire Police does flag antisemitic crimes separately, does it flag antisemitic incidents as well as crimes? 3. If North Yorkshire Police does flag antisemitic crimes separately, what guidance or definition if antisemitism is provided to officers in order for them to determine whether to apply the flag? 4. If North Yorkshire Police does flag antisemitic crimes separately, does the flag apply equally to antisemitic crime that is racially motivated as well as religiously motivated (it is settled law that for legal purposes Jews belong to a race as well as a religion)? 5. If North Yorkshire Police does NOT flag antisemitic crimes separately, what means are used to track antisemitic crime, if any? Please conduct this request for Yours faithfully, 04/04/2016 03/05/2016 Could I please be provided with the number of Child Abduction Warning Notices issued by your force since 2013. 03/05/2016 Could these please be provided as separate figures for 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 (as recently as figures are available). Where possible, could a breakdown also provide brief details of why each CAWN was issued. 04/04/2016 03/05/2016 How many hate crimes were recorded in York city centre, Edinburgh city centre, Aberdeen city centre, Stirling city 17/05/2016 centre and St Andrews town centre in the past 12 months (1/4/2015 - 31/3/2016) I would like this information broken down by the following categories of hate crime, as stated by the government's website: Disability Gender identity Race Religion or belief Sexual orientation 04/04/2016 02/05/2016 1. Please state how many times in 2015 officers were called to hospitals to help with patients suffering with 07/04/2016 dementia. 2, If possible, please state for each case whether any extra equipment was used, eg handcuffs, riot equipment, tasers etc 3. Please state how many times in 2015 officers were called to care homes to help with patients suffering with dementia. 4. If possible, please state for each case whether any extra equipment was used, eg handcuffs, riot equipment, tasers etc If it is not possible to provide all the information requested due to the request exceeding the cost of compliance limits identified in Section 12, please only provide the information requested under points 1 and 3. 05/04/2016 03/05/2016 1. For each year since 2010, how many reported incidents has your force responded to under the 03/05/2016 headings/categories: a) Public safety and welfare b) Anti-social behaviour c) Crime d) Emergencies 2. For each year since 2010, how many incidents have been flagged as linked to mental health on your system? 3. For each years since 2010, how many s. 136 orders has you force had to deal with where the place of safety is a police cell? Clarification received 08/04/2016: For Emergencies I am looking for any incident that was graded for an immediate response. 05/04/2016 03/05/2016 30mph speed limit enforcement: driving in excess of 30mph 25/05/2016 1). 30 Mph speed limit tolerance +/- mph before prosecution through courts 2). 30 Mph speed limit tolerance +/- mph before speed awareness course 3). 30 Mph speed limit tolerance +/- mph words of warning Please provide data on how many drivers have been either prosecuted/sent on a SAC during 2015/16 for driving in excess of 30mph in a 30mph zone. 4). Would your force use data from a speed indication device that has been placed on or near a bend only obtaining slow speeds if it knew in advance the data has been manipulated by it being placed in a poor position such as a bend. 5). Does your force have a policy of where to place speed indication devices to obtain true recording of speeds. 6). How how important is speed enforcement on a 30mph zone when a child play area is known to be next to a speeding hotspot to your force. Thank you in advance for your response, this may be responded to by email or if you wish you may send it by post to my address as below.
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