Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98074 total results. Showing results 20101 to 20120 «100210031004100510061007100810091010Next ›Last » P.E.I. asks for feedback as it looks to amend how the police are investigated CANADA: Changes would formalize arrangement for N.S. body to probe serious P.E.I. incidents CBC News (Canada) 24/10/2023 News ‘Record number’ of gardaí leaving the force, with at least 150 due to quit this year says GRA REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Joint Committee for engagement on Policing Matters is due to meet in Leinster House later today. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 24/10/2023 News Dubai police in Dublin for talks with Garda on Kinahan cartel REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Officers meet Garda Commissioner, members of burean spearheading investigation into gang. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 24/10/2023 News An Garda Síochána, the Alliance for Insurance Reform & Insurance Ireland join Minister Carroll MacNeill to tackle insurance fraud REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Jennifer Carroll MacNeill TD, the Minister of State for Financial Services, Insurance and Credit Unions has welcomed the signing of the Memoranda of Understanding for reporting insurance fraud which has been agreed between An Garda Síochána, Insurance Ireland and the Alliance for Insurance Reform. Government of Ireland 24/10/2023 News Det Ch Supt Neil Ralph: ‘Local communities deserve the best from policing – EBP can make this happen’ Ahead of next month’s UK Society of Evidence-Based Policing (UK SEBP) Conference, Detective Chief Superintendent Neil Ralph – who heads up the South West Police Collaboration and is South West Regional Lead for the UK SEBP – looks at the evolution of evidence-based policing, the value it brings both to law enforcement and communities, and the aims of the SEBP that will underpin this year’s event. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/10/2023 Feature Paul Fotheringham: ‘Teamwork across the national policing landscape is powerful; speaking with one voice works’ This week Detective Chief Superintendent Paul Fotheringham retires from policing, and from his role as President of the Police Superintendents’ Association, a post he has held for the past 18 months; in this article he looks back over his policing career and his work with the PSA, in particular around officer wellbeing, ensuring everyone in the service has a voice, and the fight for fair reward and conditions. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/10/2023 Feature, Opinion UK Police to unveil “zero-tolerance” shoplifting plan Ministers, law enforcement, and retailers are collaborating to implement a robust "zero-tolerance" strategy targeting the pervasive issue of shoplifting. Fashion United 24/10/2023 News Control room step change brings in ‘omicompetent’ staff and triage desk Warwickshire's Public Contact Lead, Ch Supt Mike Smith, hopes to submit the business case for the new public contact model next month. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/10/2023 News Regional Victorian cop jailed for raping junior colleague AUSTRALIA: When a colleague at their local police station took his own life, a junior officer sent a message of support to a husband and wife team of officers sharing who were sharing condolences. The death rocked the regional Victorian station and the couple planned an evening of drinks to commemorate their fallen friend, inviting the junior officer and her partner - who was also an officer at the same station. The husband, a now-retired leading senior constable, was jailed for nearly five years on Tuesday for the rape and sexual assault of the junior officer who was stationed alongside him for three years. 9 News (Australia) 24/10/2023 News Two arrested after police use new powers to search properties and vehicles in Ōpōtiki NEW ZEALAND: Two people have been arrested after police used new legislation which allows them extra search powers for gang members and their vehicles at "times of conflict". RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 24/10/2023 News Two Met police officers still in the job despite ‘questionable’ decision to use sex workers LBC can reveal that two serving Metropolitan Police officers are still in their jobs despite being subject to a misconduct investigation or proceeding involving the alleged use of sex workers. LBC 24/10/2023 News Police Scotland praised for ‘influence policing’, but report warns of wider harm from unethical ‘nudge campaigns’ A new report funded by the Scottish Institute for Policing Research has highlighted Police Scotland's ethical and effective use of ‘influence policing’, which uses ‘nudge campaigns’ as part of a strategic communications approach to changing offenders’ behaviour; but researchers have also voiced concerns over the harmful and unethical use of similar approaches by other UK bodies, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/10/2023 Analysis, Feature, Innovation The Met Police’s double standards jar with fundamental British values The Metropolitan Police said the chants of “jihad” at the pro-Palestine march had “several meanings” (report, October 23). This was their excuse to stand by and do nothing. The same police force had previously ordered drivers of vans with screens showing the faces of Israeli children held hostage by Hamas to switch them off, and restrained Gideon Falter, the chairman of Campaign Against Antisemitism, “for his own safety”. This is obscene. It makes a mockery of our much-vaunted free speech. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 24/10/2023 Feature, Opinion Australian federal police tested controversial facial recognition search engine, FOI documents reveal AUSTRALIA: The Australian federal police have tested a controversial facial recognition search engine, possibly for operational use. The Guardian 24/10/2023 News The Met must stop posting excuses on social media and protect Jewish communities, writes Stephen Silverman This past Saturday saw an exhibition of Jew-hate as rarely seen before on the streets of London. LBC 24/10/2023 Feature, Opinion Ministry of Justice is paying police £1million per week to hold criminals in cells after judges are told to spare convicted rapists and burglars jail because Britain’s prisons are overcrowded The Ministry of Justice is paying police £1million per week to hold prisoners in police cells after jails filled up. Mail Online 24/10/2023 News Police urged to rethink approach to Indigenous programs AUSTRALIA: Police in NSW are being urged to sharpen and better monitor policies aimed at improving relations with Indigenous people and reducing Aboriginal incarceration rates. National Indigenous Times (NIT) (Australia) 24/10/2023 News Gaza protest policing row deepens as Suella Braverman to grill Met chief Sir Mark Rowley Suella Braverman to meet Sir Mark Rowley who is facing criticism over the way chants of ‘jihad’ were dealt with The Standard 24/10/2023 News Do police need extra powers to tackle terrorism in the UK? Join The Independent Debate Downing Street has said it has no plans to grant police more powers, despite the Metropolitan Police chief calling on the government to consider tougher legislation The Independent 24/10/2023 Feature, Opinion The shocking increase in male police officer suicides across the Uk It has been reported that more police officers across the United Kingdom lose their life to suicide than being killed in the line of duty. What sadly is even more shocking, is that on a whole, nothing is really being done to address this and even worse is knowing that some forces do not even count the officers who have actually taken their own life-just what message does that send out? The Havering Daily 24/10/2023 News «100210031004100510061007100810091010Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
