Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103269 total results. Showing results 20061 to 20080 «100010011002100310041005100610071008Next ›Last » Formal reflective practice for Head of PSD following complaint over social media account The issue was found to not meet the threshold for any conduct proceedings. BTP’s Head of Professional Standards, was issued with an outcome of formal reflective practice following a complaint over social media activity that dated back to 2011. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/3/2024 News ICO reprimands West Midlands Police for data protection failure The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has issued a reprimand to West Midlands Police (WMP) after the force repeatedly mixed up two people’s personal information. On numerous occasions throughout 2020, 2021 and 2022, WMP incorrectly linked and merged the records of two people with the same name and date of birth Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) 1/3/2024 News Couple killed by ‘pathologically jealous’ ex-partner ‘failed by police’ – family Marcus Osborne was given a whole life order for murdering Katie Higton and her new boyfriend Steven Harnett in a ‘ferocious’ attack in May last year. The family of a man murdered after he started a relationship with a “pathologically jealous” domestic abuser’s ex-partner have said the young couple were “failed by the police”. The Standard 1/3/2024 News Queensland man Charged with rape after victims use online reporting AUSTRALIA: Queensland's use of online reporting channels aids in charging a man with sexual assault, highlighting the system's role in supporting victims. BNN Breaking 1/3/2024 News Gang patch ban: Police to coordinate gang liaison efforts in preparation for new law NEW ZEALAND: The police’s efforts to communicate with gangs will become more coordinated in preparation for the enforcement of controversial Government policies limiting gang insignia and gatherings. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 1/3/2024 News Govt to extend Firearms Prohibition Orders to gang members NEW ZEALAND: The Government has today announced a new policy to give authorities greater powers to stop gang members accessing firearms. 1 News (New Zealand) 1/3/2024 News Police now need a warrant to get a person’s IP address, Supreme Court rules CANADA: Ruling states that under Charter, there is 'reasonable expectation of privacy' associated with IP addresses CBC News (Canada) 1/3/2024 News Labour removes social media post describing Police Minister as ‘Mercenary Man’ NEW ZEALAND: Labour has removed a social media post made by one of the party’s accounts endorsing the characterisation of Police Minister Mark Mitchell as “Mercenary Man” in a criticism of Mitchell’s past working as a private security contractor in the Middle East. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 1/3/2024 News Seven police officers face misconduct probe over horror Cardiff crash which claimed three young lives after it took force almost two days to find wreckage Independent Office for Police Conduct said investigation at 'advanced stage' . Seven police officers are being investigated over the handling of a horror car crash that led to the deaths of three young people. The Gwent Police officers are being investigated over the handling of missing person reports, how they dealt with family members, how searches were carried out and for alleged remarks made at the scene of the crash. Also, one officer is under criminal investigation for allegedly falsifying their witness statement, the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) said. Mail Online 1/3/2024 News Funding dries up for specialized Montreal police unit that engages community CANADA: A specialized unit within the Montreal police service, dedicated to engaging with citizens and community organizations to address social and security issues, is facing funding depletion at the end of the month. This has local officials concerned that the unit may cease operations if the province doesn't renew the funding. CBC News (Canada) 1/3/2024 News Kumanjayi Walker inquest told of ‘clearly racist’ NT police awards that appear to contradict senior officers’ testimony AUSTRALIA: Zachary Rolfe evidence calls into question the testimony of several senior officers to the court earlier this week The Guardian 1/3/2024 News Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023: Factsheets POLICY PAPER: Factsheets giving details of the different measures contained in the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act. Home Office 1/3/2024 Report Met Police ‘screening out’ two-thirds of crime reports, data shows A Labour politician said the Government’s ‘underfunding of the Met’, has meant ‘police are being forced to cut corners’ The Standard 1/3/2024 News Met Police ‘screening out’ two-thirds of crime reports, data shows A Labour politician said the Government’s ‘underfunding of the Met’, has meant ‘police are being forced to cut corners’ The Standard 1/3/2024 News ICO reprimands West Midlands Police for data protection failure The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has issued a reprimand to West Midlands Police (WMP) after the force repeatedly mixed up two people’s personal information. Police Professional 1/3/2024 News PCC unveils new online hub in drive to prevent rural crime A new ‘one stop’ online hub to help tackle rural crime has gone live in Derbyshire. Police Professional 1/3/2024 News Police Scotland’s first cybercrime symposium highlights importance of international cooperation Police Scotland showcased the importance of global cooperation in tackling cybercrime in its first cyber symposium. Police Professional 1/3/2024 News Government unveils biggest ever crackdown on money mules in the UK City of London Police is to establish a new intelligence unit to improve the police response to money mules as part of a government crackdown. Police Professional 1/3/2024 News Sussex Police officer sacked for inappropriate behaviour A police officer has been sacked after he took part in "inappropriate activities" with a female colleague. BBC 1/3/2024 News Police federation praises Manitoba bail reform plan as ‘step toward root causes of potential criminal behaviour’ CANADA: National Police Federation director for the Prairies, Bobby Baker, said Manitoba's plan to gaps in the bail system goes beyond public safety and may help address 'root causes of potential criminal behaviour.' CBC News (Canada) 1/3/2024 News, Video «100010011002100310041005100610071008Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
