Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98074 total results. Showing results 20141 to 20160 «100410051006100710081009101010111012Next ›Last » Office of the State Pathologist Annual Report 2022 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Office of the State Pathologist (OSP) provides independent expert advice, at a national level, all year round, on matters relating to forensic pathology and performs post mortem examination (PMEs) in criminal, suspicious or unusual deaths. State Pathologists are often required to attend and give evidence in coronial, criminal or civil courts. The report details the wide range of valuable work conducted by the Office in 2022 during which 417 cases were dealt with, of which 213 were State forensic cases. Government of Ireland 23/10/2023 Report Minister for Justice publishes 2022 Annual Report of Office of the State Pathologist REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee TD, has today published the 2022 Annual Report of the Office of the State Pathologist. The Office of the State Pathologist (OSP) provides independent expert advice, at a national level, all year round, on matters relating to forensic pathology and performs post mortem examination (PMEs) in criminal, suspicious or unusual deaths. State Pathologists are often required to attend and give evidence in coronial, criminal or civil courts. The report details the wide range of valuable work conducted by the Office in 2022 during which 417 cases were dealt with, of which 213 were State forensic cases. Government of Ireland 23/10/2023 News Disarming Edmonton gangs: Meet the police unit suppressing gang and gun violence CANADA: Gang and gun violence is on the rise in Edmonton. The brazenness and amount of shootings is the worst the Edmonton Police Service has ever seen in the city, which is why the Gang Suppression Team (GST) was created. The unit is dedicated to tackling gun and gang violence, while keeping tabs on gangsters to prevent further violence. Global News (Canada) 23/10/2023 Feature, Video CAIL warrant issued following gang-related incidents, Ōpōtiki and Whakatāne NEW ZEALAND: Police are stepping up an operation to suppress gang-related violence in Ōpōtiki, following at least two recent incidents in the town involving firearms New Zealand Police 23/10/2023 News ‘Concerns’ about amount of gun violence in central Auckland NEW ZEALAND: The day a construction site worker gunned down two people in Auckland’s city centre police also responded to a dozen other callouts across the region that resulted in firearms charges. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 23/10/2023 News Woman dead, man in serious condition after police called to home in Canberra’s north over reported stabbing AUSTRALIA: A woman is dead and a man is in hospital in a serious condition after an incident in Canberra's north on Monday evening. About 5:40pm, ACT police and paramedics were called to a home at Kinloch Circuit in Bruce after receiving reports of a woman with stab wounds. ABC News (Australia) 23/10/2023 News Man charged after allegedly biting police, speeding at 140km/h in Sydney AUSTRALIA: A man has been charged after allegedly biting a police officer and leading authorities on a high-speed pursuit through Sydney's inner west. 9 News (Australia) 23/10/2023 News NSW police watchdog routinely denied access to internal officer interviews, report finds AUSTRALIA: Law Enforcement Conduct Commission says it has been refused access during ‘every critical incident investigation to date’ The New South Wales police watchdog is routinely refused access to interview rooms when officers are being questioned after critical incidents, in a practice the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (LECC) has described as “consistent and state-wide”. The Guardian 23/10/2023 News AFP Commissioner Reece Kershaw: Senate Estimates Opening Statement AUSTRALIA: Our operating environment continues to be shaped by converging geopolitical, economic, social, environmental, legal and technological changes Australian Federal Police (AFP) 23/10/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion Retail Crime Action Plan Policing, retailers and the Government have come together to set out further measures to tackle the rise in shoplifting, catch more prolific offenders and keep retail workers safe. The Policing Minister Chris Philp chaired a meeting with senior police leaders and 13 of the UK’s biggest retailers today to launch the Retail Crime Action Plan. [PDF] National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 23/10/2023 Report Former police officer accused of sharing images of dead body A former police officer has been charged after images of a deceased male were allegedly shared on WhatsApp. BBC 23/10/2023 News Action plan to tackle shoplifting launched The government brought together retailers and policing to set out measures to tackle the rise in shoplifting, catch more offenders and keep retail workers safe. Home Office 23/10/2023 News Partnership to crack down on shoplifting Centralised national intelligence team and action plan to bolster policing response. Policing, retailers and the Government have come together to set out further measures to tackle the rise in shoplifting, catch more prolific offenders and keep retail workers safe. The Policing Minister Chris Philp chaired a meeting with senior police leaders and 13 of the UK’s biggest retailers today to launch the Retail Crime Action Plan. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 23/10/2023 News Met chief defends force for not arresting chanters of ‘jihad’ at anti-Israel protest Mark Rowley says laws should be changed if politicians want tougher action taken The Guardian 23/10/2023 News Covenant for Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Policing The rapid growth of Artificial Intelligence (AI) within policing is unsurprising. The speed and accuracy that AI can bring to police processes make it an attractive way to deliver an effective and efficient service. However, the application of AI can be contentious[i]. Transparency and fairness must be at the heart of what we implement, to ensure a proportionate and responsible use that builds public confidence. This Covenant outlines a set of principles that forces have agreed will define how it uses AI in its business. They were endorsed by all members of the National Police Chiefs’ Council on 28 September 2023. The endorsement means that all developers and users of AI within policing must give due regard to the Covenant’s principles. Whilst the implementation of these principles across policing will be an ongoing and evolving area of work, publication of our principles ensure we are acting with transparency from the outset. Science and Technology in Policing (NPCC) 23/10/2023 Report New guidance for policing retail crime New guidance from the College of Policing and the National Police Chiefs’ Council sets out how officers will investigate reports of shoplifting and prevention measures they can take College of Policing 23/10/2023 News PC Lewis Edwards used Snapchat to groom girls for sexual images A police officer groomed more than 200 girls online and blackmailed them into carrying out sexual acts. BBC 23/10/2023 News Police officer groomed 200 girls for explicit images, court hears Lewis Edwards resigned from South Wales police after being caught posing as a teenager on Snapchat and secretly recording girls as young as 10. The Guardian 23/10/2023 News Government, Katie Piper and industry meet to tackle acid attacks The meeting brought together experts and stakeholders to consider what more could be done. Home Office 23/10/2023 News Action plan to tackle shoplifting launched The government brought together retailers and policing to set out measures to tackle the rise in shoplifting, catch more offenders and keep retail workers safe. Home Office 23/10/2023 News «100410051006100710081009101010111012Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
