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Suffolk Hate Crime Service Presentation to the Safer Suffolk Delivery Partnership 16th June 2010

Suffolk Hate Crime Service Presentation to the Safer Suffolk Delivery Partnership 16th June 2010. Aim. Definitions Introduction of Suffolk Hate Crime Service & the role Data and our response Provide contact details for you to gain further information or to report hate crime.

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Suffolk Hate Crime Service Presentation to the Safer Suffolk Delivery Partnership 16th June 2010

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  1. Suffolk Hate Crime ServicePresentation to the Safer Suffolk Delivery Partnership 16th June 2010

  2. Aim • Definitions • Introduction of Suffolk Hate Crime Service & the role • Data and our response • Provide contact details for you to gain further information or to report hate crime.

  3. What is a ‘Hate Incident’? • “… any incident, which may or may not constitute a criminal offence, which is perceived by the victim or any other person as being motivated by prejudice or hate.” • Association of Chief Police Officers (2008)

  4. SUFFOLKHATE CRIME SERVICE • Racial Harassment Initiative • Talk about Telling Consultation – 2009 • Operational with a co-located team of Suffolk County Council and Police

  5. Stephen Lawrence • Murdered 1993 • Stephen Lawrence Report (1999)

  6. Pilkington Case • Fiona Pilkington (38) and Francecca Hardwick (18) • October 2007 – burned to death in family car • Fiona Pilkington made 33 calls to police in 7 years. Inquiry found that police failed to recognise it as a hate crime rather than simple antisocial behaviour, which would have made it a far higher priority.

  7. Aim

  8. How

  9. How

  10. How

  11. Racist incidents reported Awaiting Q4 data from Constabulary to compile end of year report

  12. Homophobic and transphobic incidents Awaiting Q4 data from Constabulary to compile end of year report

  13. Disablist incidents reported Awaiting Q4 data from Constabulary to compile end of year report

  14. Data response Drill down to local authority areas, i.e. repeat victimisation, number of interactions with client/family Cross reference to school data Solutions at a local level (CSP, SNT) Consistent and agreed approach

  15. Building relationships with CSP’S, OWG’S and the Safer Suffolk Board Team aims to support single confidence target Influence commissioning by the CSP and raise profile of hate crime to encourage reporting Provide strategic support to the RAG on issues related to hate crime Highlight gaps in provision to the Board so they can provide solutions Support and work with the new ASB co-located teams (starting in Coastal/Waveney) Tasking SNT’s to help resolve hate crime

  16. Conclusion • Reported incidents will rise as service is promoted • Recognition that this work compliments our legal duties • Continued financial support by District & Boroughs is vital • We must develop and maintain links with CSP’s, OWG’s and SNT’s going forward

  17. How to contact the team Old Crown Court Annex, Civic Drive, Ipswich, IP1 2AW www.suffolkhatecrime.org.uk 01473 668966 report@suffolkhatecrime.org.uk

  18. Questions

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