Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98035 total results. Showing results 20521 to 20540 «102310241025102610271028102910301031Next ›Last » New Code of Ethics to avoid confusion with Conduct Regs The College of Policing has developed a new Code of Ethics and will also release a Code of Practice for Chief Constables. The College of Policing has revealed preliminary details on what to expect from the new Code of Ethics. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/10/2023 News Devon and Cornwall the latest force to deploy Digivans Bedfordshire Police was the first force to adopt the technology in 2018 as part of a self-funded pilot which has been praised by HMICFRS. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/10/2023 News Minister responds to sexual harassment suit filed by female B.C. police officers CANADA: B.C.’s public safety minister is responding after six current and former female municipal police officers announced a proposed class-action lawsuit claiming discrimination and harassment based on gender. Global News (Canada) 13/10/2023 News Massive rise in antisemitic incidents – Met Police There has been a "massive increase" in antisemitic incidents in London since the Hamas attacks on Israel, the Metropolitan Police said. BBC 13/10/2023 News Police chief defends officers over Greenpeace protest at PM’s home A police commissioner has defended officers over their response to a protest on the prime minister's roof. A group of Greenpeace protesters scaled Rishi Sunak's unoccupied constituency home in Kirby Sigston, North Yorkshire, on 3 August. At the time, a former deputy chief constable remarked he was "absolutely astonished" at the security breach. North Yorkshire Police, Fire and Crime commissioner Zoe Metcalfe said security was "nothing to do" with the force. BBC 13/10/2023 News Garda Commissioner says ‘grim reaper’ or ‘skulls’ tattoos unsuitable for gardaí REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has defended the force’s policy on banning visible tattoos for new recruits, saying some of the designs that would prove problematic include depictions of “skulls and of the grim reaper”. Such tattoos were unsuitable, especially when the gardaí involved could be dispatched to the homes of members of the public who had just suffered tragedies. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 13/10/2023 News No concessions or fast-tracking plans for older Garda recruits aged up to 50 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda recruits up to the age of 50 will undergo the same 38-week training programme as all other new entrants to the force, and will also be required to work a two-year probationary period upon graduation. However, while older recruits will also have to pass demanding physical tests, sources said these would be graded in their favour because of their age. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 13/10/2023 News First citizens’ assembly set up in east London to help scrutinise Met Police London’s first citizens’ assembly has been set up in the wake of Baroness Louise Casey’s damning report into the Metropolitan Police’s culture and standards. Around 40 selected residents of Waltham Forest, a borough with the joint lowest levels of trust in the force, will hold senior officers to account and meet early next year. Residents are getting a say in how policing can be delivered in the hope of forging a new and long-lasting partnership. The Standard 13/10/2023 News Police confirm arrest of three people during operation outside Darlinghurst’s Sydney Jewish Museum AUSTRALIA: Police have confirmed the arrest of three people outside the Sydney Jewish museum after a tense police operation took place on Friday afternoon. Sky News 13/10/2023 News Victims take aim at afterschool care paedophile Gregory van de Worp: ‘She was just a little girl’: NEW ZEALAND: It was his job to look after the children at the end of each school day. Instead, he abused them. Parents had entrusted Gregory van de Worp with their children, and those as young as 5 looked up to him. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 13/10/2023 News CPS prosecution guidance on protests and demonstrations in light of the Middle East conflict The CPS is aware that following the recent disturbing events in the Middle East, the public and many different communities may be concerned about protests or demonstrations. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 13/10/2023 News APCC representatives attend number 10 middle east round table APCC Chair Donna Jones and Chief Executive Phillip Golding attended a roundtable meeting at 10 Downing Street this week (Thursday 12 October) centred around the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, its impact on Jewish and Muslim communities in Britain and the nature of the police response to planned demonstrations. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 13/10/2023 News Cops on ‘high alert’ over fears of UK terror threat after Gaza evacuation order Met deputy assistant commissioner Laurence Taylor said a 'very significant policing operation' is in place with officers patrolling vulnerable locations after Israel ordered the evacuation of Gaza Mirror 13/10/2023 News Thunder Bay police up patrols but no direct threats reported as global tensions over Israel-Hamas remain high CANADA: Police in Thunder Bay, Ont., have increased some patrols in the city amid heightened global tensions due to devastating attacks on Israeli civilians by Hamas over the weekend and escalating violence in the region. CBC News (Canada) 13/10/2023 News Memorial to fallen Mountie becomes a time of healing for many CANADA: The ordinarily busy beach was quiet as the late afternoon breeze rocked arching coconut palms. Blue Line (Canada) 13/10/2023 Feature Minister McEntee publishes the Office of the Inspector of Prisons Annual Report 2022 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Minister of Justice Helen McEntee has today published the Office of the Inspector of Prisons Annual Report for 2022. Government of Ireland 13/10/2023 News Annual Report 2022 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: 2022 was a somewhat turbulent, but ultimately fruitful year for the Office of the Inspector of Prisons. Government of Ireland 13/10/2023 Report Operation Tara – €3.9 million Cannabis Seizures Dublin 3 – 11th and 12th October 2023 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: As part of operation Tara, Gardaí attached to the DMR North and Dublin Crime Response Team conducted searches in the Dublin 3 area, on Wednesday 11th and Thursday 12th October 2023 resulting in the seizure of cannabis worth in excess of €3.9 million. An Garda Síochána 13/10/2023 News Digital forensic vans a ‘game-changer’ for policing, says PDS Devon and Cornwall Police is the latest force to deploy mobile digital forensic units, known as ‘digivans’. Police Professional 13/10/2023 News £3m recovered for victims of fraud with help of specialist hub A specialist team set up by Hertfordshire’s police and crime commissioner David Lloyd has helped fraud victims recover more than £3 million. Police Professional 13/10/2023 News «102310241025102610271028102910301031Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
