National Child Sexual Exploitation and Trafficking Workshop – Intelligence Led Investigations I will come back to the scenario towards the end of this.

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National Child Sexual Exploitation and Trafficking Workshop – Intelligence Led Investigations I will come back to the scenario towards the end of this presentation however this is an opportunity for me to cover the how information in relation to CSE can be used to keep children, young people and communities safe. This short presentation will give yourselves a chance to discuss what you have in place in your areas to “ stand up “ such an investigations and where there could be learning applied. Police Scotland

Role of the Police Police and Fire Reform Act 2012 Section 32 The main purpose of policing is to improve the safety and wellbeing of persons, localities and communities in Scotland The police service, working in collaboration with others where appropriate, should seek to achieve that main purpose by policing in a way which is accessible to and engages with local communities and promotes measures to prevent crime, harm and disorder Section 20 It is the duty of a constable to prevent and detect crime

CHILD PROTECTION IS STILL EVERYONE’S RESPONSIBILTY

Child Protection - First Actions CSE/Child Trafficking/Sexual Abuse = Child Protection Child Protection = IRD IRD = joint information sharing, assessment and decision making about risk to children involving the core agencies who are Police, Social Work, who both have a statutory responsibility and Health IRD = the central mechanism to co-ordinate inter-agency child protection processes Over the years terminology has become more of an issue than ever before. How people places and events are labelled has taken on new meanings from Child Sexual Abuse, Child Sexual Exploitation., Child Trafficking, Online Child Sexual Exploitation, to County lines . In essence what we are talking about when we talk about CSE is Child Sexual abuse and indeed this may or may not involve trafficking

CSE Investigative Aims VICTIM CENTRED PERPETRATOR APPROACH The key investigative themes to be considered for all CSE investigations irrespective of scale, size and location are as follows: Detection Protection Intervention Prevention

Perpetrator Focused Consider this in two elements Reactive – the specific reports Proactive – targeting individuals and criminal lifestyles This assists in producing a risk assessment regarding any current risk posed by the perpetrator Where multiple perpetrators are involved, consider prioritising them based upon: Current risk Intelligence/evidence of Involvement in current/other criminality Gravity of offence Those who feature in previous CSE investigations

Perpetrator Activity Identify all investigative opportunities to pursue all known offenders including involvement in other criminality Identify opportunities to apply grooming legislation Identify opportunities to apply preventative orders Identify opportunities to apply trafficking legislation Employ where possible disruption tactics in relation to suspects Consider utilising all available assets

Partnership Working To Tackle Offending Behaviour Partnership working – Key Criminal Justice Licensing Housing Social Work Health Education HMRC Barnardo’s and 3rd Sector Agencies SEPA UKBA

Intelligence – What do We Mean? Intelligence is ‘The gathering or distributing of information’ Information gathered or distributed by Police can only be held for a Policing purpose i.e. The prevention and detection of crime The protection from harm to an individual or their property

Intelligence Led – How do we achieve? Maximising Sources of Intelligence Eyes and Ears of Community Police Assets Practitioner knowledge and information Online Information Open Source INGATHERED, ASSESSED AND EVALUATED AND ACTIONED

The Future of Information Collection Barnardo’s Crimestoppers CSE Night time Economy Police and Partners Electronic Portal Across all Public Protection arenas Safe, secure transmission via online form Embedded guidance to assist practitioners Information will be subject to assessment and evaluation Internal partners include community officers, intelligence officers and public protection officers It will not be used to report a crime or any child protection concerns