Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100850 total results. Showing results 20081 to 20100 «100110021003100410051006100710081009Next ›Last » Delivering Frontline Impact: Training and What works in Problem-Oriented Policing In the third video, Professor Spencer Chainey from the Jill Dando Institute at University College London talks about what effective problem solving involves and his experiences from working with police and public safety agencies across the world in adopting and applying POP. Drawing on examples of problem-solving and working with police agencies in the UK and internationally, Dr Chainey provides a range of useful information and insights into the training opportunities available – both online and in-person – to enable those with a keen interest in learning to know more about the real-world application of problem-solving. PolicingTV 2/1/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Black man shot with stun gun by London police allowed to appeal in damages case Court to hear challenge by Edwin Afriyie after high court rejected his claim over 2018 incident The Guardian 1/1/2024 News Police in Northern Ireland being ‘slowly strangled’ by Government – federation Police Federation chief Liam Kelly said ministers are using public services pay as a ‘political bargaining chip’. Shropshire Star 1/1/2024 News ‘The worst kept secret in policing’: The drug that gets officers sacked There have been at least 12 internal investigations since 2018 where officers were found to be taking steroids, with half of them coming to light in the past two years i News 1/1/2024 News British police probe virtual rape in metaverse: Young girl’s digital persona ‘is sexually attacked by gang of adult men in immersive video game’ – sparking first investigation of its kind and questions about extent current laws apply in online world Police are investigating the first case of rape in the metaverse after a child was 'attacked' in a virtual reality video game. Mail Online 1/1/2024 News Bike theft ‘decriminalised’ as nine out of 10 cases unsolved, say Lib Dems Party says strained police resources mean owners have little hope of redress as up to 200 cycles stolen every day The Telegraph - Subscription at source 1/1/2024 News Police say AI will amplify terror threat to UK and is already fuelling tensions There has been a surge in antisemitic AI-generated imagery since the start of the Israel-Hamas war, the Community Security Trust said i News 1/1/2024 Feature Greater Manchester Police officer charged with sexual assault on a child PC Dean Dempster is accused of sexual assault on a child under 13 and misconduct in a public office. Sky News 1/1/2024 News Man dead after police shooting at Winnipeg apartment, watchdog investigating CANADA: Police in Winnipeg say a man who was shot by an officer at an apartment on New Year’s Eve has died. Police Chief Danny Smyth told reporters at a news conference that two officers responded to a 911 call on Sunday afternoon about a man at the apartment who was armed and was acting erratically. Blue Line (Canada) 1/1/2024 News Department of Justice refuses to detail disciplinary action after ‘confronting’ Unit 18 shackling footage AUSTRALIA: The Department of Justice has refused to detail disciplinary action taken after youth custodial and riot squad officers swamped, pinned down with shields and shackled a 16-year-old detainee after he threatened self-harm. Explosive footage of the incidents at Banksia Hill and Unit 18 last year, exclusively obtained by The West Australian, also showed the troubled teen cry out while being restrained in the now-banned “figure four” hold. The West Australian (Australia) 1/1/2024 News Greater Manchester Police officer charged with child sex attack A serving Greater Manchester Police officer has been charged with sexually assaulting a child. PC Dean Dempster, based in Oldham, has been charged with the sexual assault of a child under 13 and misconduct in a public office after a police investigation. BBC 1/1/2024 News Provisional toll of 340 road deaths in 2023: ‘Too many people’ NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand saw 340 road deaths in 2023, according to provisional numbers released by police this morning. 1 News (New Zealand) 1/1/2024 News West Midlands Police looking to the future in golden anniversary year This year marks the 50th anniversary of the force which was formed on April 1, 1974 due to reorganisation of counties under the Local Government Act 1972 which created the new West Midlands metropolitan county. For police services this resulted in the merger of Birmingham City Police, West Midlands Constabulary (Dudley, Walsall, Wolverhampton and Oldbury), Coventry, Solihull, Chelmsley Wood, Sutton Coldfield and Halesowen. Express & Star 1/1/2024 News Transit safety, gang shootings, international conflicts: Calgary police chief Mark Neufeld reflects on 2023 CANADA: CTV News Morning Live anchor Jefferson Humphreys spoke to Calgary police chief Mark Neufeld recently about the state of the city's police service in 2023. The following interview has been edited for clarity and length. CTV News (Canada) 1/1/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion Police in Northern Ireland being ‘slowly strangled’ by government – federation REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The police service in Northern Ireland is being “slowly strangled” by government using public services as a “political bargaining chip”, it has been warned. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 1/1/2024 News Greater Manchester Police officer charged with child sex attack A serving Greater Manchester Police officer has been charged with sexually assaulting a child. PC Dean Dempster, based in Oldham, has been charged with the sexual assault of a child under 13 and misconduct in a public office after a police investigation. BBC 1/1/2024 News Retailers want rest of UK to follow Scotland’s example over law protecting shop staff Holyrood imposed law creating a statutory offence of assaulting, threatening or abuse of retail staff The Guardian 1/1/2024 News Victims’ Commissioner slams ‘culture of disbelief’ among police in sexual offence cases as forces see falling charge rates – with cases taking up to FIVE YEARS to get to court Campaigners have slammed a 'culture of disbelief' among police forces as figures show the number of recorded sexual offences that result in a charge or summons has fallen to below 4 percent in some areas of the UK. A Freedom of Information request found just 3.6 percent of recorded offences in the West Midlands, including rape and sexual assault, result in a charge or summons - compared with 13.6 percent in 2016. Mail Online 1/1/2024 News Gloucestershire police sorry for months of delays in responding to freedom of information requests Gloucestershire Constabulary is hiring more staff to tackle its backlog of information requests Gloucestershire Live 1/1/2024 News Police in Northern Ireland being ‘slowly strangled’ by Government – federation Police Federation chief Liam Kelly said ministers are using public services pay as a ‘political bargaining chip’. The Standard 1/1/2024 News «100110021003100410051006100710081009Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
