Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 20521 to 20540 «102310241025102610271028102910301031Next ›Last » Ian Leavers on Police Commissioner’s retirement AUSTRALIA: Head of the Queensland Police Union, Ian Leavers, hopes Katarina Carroll enjoys a well-earned retirement. ABC News (Australia) 21/2/2024 Feature, Opinion, Video Stop and search disparities undermine trust in police, says deputy mayor People will "not have trust" in police while there are disparities in stop-and-search, West Yorkshire's deputy mayor for policing and crime has said. BBC 21/2/2024 News Queensland Police Union president Ian Leavers says Commissioner Katarina Carroll was unfairly treated by senior officers AUSTRALIA: Police Commissioner Katarina Carroll was unfairly treated “because she is a woman”, the head of state’s police union has claimed. News.com.au (Australia) 21/2/2024 News Reclaim Your Face: The reality of artificial intelligence regulation Further progress was made recently on laying the groundwork for the European Union’s AI Act, legislation that is due to come into place next year and is being watched by politicians, suppliers, campaign groups and police; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth looks at the latest developments in the progress of the Act, and the implications for law enforcement in the UK and more widely. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/2/2024 Analysis, Feature, Innovation Commissioner treated unfairly: police union boss AUSTRALIA: The first woman to become Queensland Police Commissioner "no doubt" endured sexism, a state minister says. The Canberra Times (Australia) - Subscription at source 21/2/2024 News Queensland’s police commissioner’s resignation was quick, but perhaps not all that unexpected AUSTRALIA: Katarina Carroll would've preferred to hand in her resignation at the police minister's office, but things have a funny way of working out. ABC News (Australia) 21/2/2024 News Rochdale grooming: ‘I was raped more than 100 times from age 12’ A victim of a Rochdale grooming gang has said she was raped more than 100 times from the age of 12 and felt "let down" by police. Ruby also told BBC Newsnight police took her aborted foetus away for DNA testing without telling her. Former detective Maggie Oliver said that years after Ruby's abuse, child sexual exploitation was still happening across the country. BBC 21/2/2024 News No criminal charges laid against police officers after taser, pepper spray used during arrest at care facility AUSTRALIA: South Australia Police says no criminal charges will be laid against two officers involved in an incident that saw a taser deployed against a resident of an Adelaide care facility last year. ABC News (Australia) 21/2/2024 News Rise in hate incidents reported to police NEW ZEALAND: Police now have two years worth of data on the types of hate incidents reported across New Zealand - including regional breakdowns and the demographics targeted - but it's unclear when the country will make hate crimes a standalone offence, nearly five years on from the Christchurch terror attacks. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 21/2/2024 News 37% drop in Cork’s garda drug squad numbers compared to 14% nationwide REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The country’s local Garda drug units have, on average, 14% less staff now than they did in 2010, with the Cork City unit decimated by 37% in that period, official figures show. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 21/2/2024 News Meeting Karen Duckworth, IPA Section UK Vice President (Part 2) Karen Duckworth is the Vice President, Social and Culture for the International Police Association's (IPA's) Section UK. In this exclusive second video in a series of three, Karen meets PolicingTV's Bernard Rix outside Windsor Castle, England, to tell us more about her passion for, and work with, the International Police Association - including the recently launched #SheIsIPA initiative. PolicingTV 21/2/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video New ‘modern approach’ to Garda Reserve training ahead of recruitment of 1,000 new members REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Regulation updates signed off on by Cabinet include raised fitness standards and modernised educational requirements. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 20/2/2024 News Government progress report published one year after Prevent review The review was commissioned in 2019 and undertaken by former Charity Commission chairman, Sir William Shawcross. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/2/2024 News Statutory guidance on domestic abuse protection notices and protection orders OPEN CONSULTATION: We are consulting on whether draft the statutory guidance for police on domestic abuse protection notices (DAPNs) and domestic abuse protection orders (DAPOs) is clear and comprehensive. Home Office 20/2/2024 Report Prevent programme strengthened a year on from independent review Vast majority of review recommendations implemented within one year, with the remaining recommendations progressing at pace. Home Office 20/2/2024 News Schizophrenic man can proceed with negligence claims against authorities, CA rules Alexander Lewis-Ranwell killed three pensioners but was found not guilty of murder by reason of insanity. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/2/2024 News Police Scotland frontline officers to get bodycams by ‘late summer’ Body-worn cameras will be rolled out to frontline Police Scotland officers in “late summer”, the force’s chief constable has said. Chief constable Jo Farrell said in a report, set to go before the Scottish Police Authority (SPA) board meeting on Thursday, since taking on the role in October last year, one of her top priorities has been to equip more officers with the video cameras, generally worn on the officer’s chest. STV News 20/2/2024 News Stuck in limbo, Katarina Carroll was a scapegoat for Queensland’s anxieties over youth crime AUSTRALIA: Despite hand-wringing over youth crime, data shows domestic violence – which the outgoing police commissioner had hoped to tackle – is the real threat The Guardian 20/2/2024 Analysis, Feature International investigation disrupts the world’s most harmful cyber crime group The National Crime Agency is today, Tuesday 20 February, revealing details of an international disruption campaign targeting LockBit, the world’s most harmful cyber crime group. Today, after infiltrating the group’s network, the NCA has taken control of LockBit’s services, compromising their entire criminal enterprise. National Crime Agency (NCA) 20/2/2024 News Lockbit: UK leads disruption of major cyber-criminal gang The UK has led an operation to disrupt what is thought to be the world's largest criminal ransomware group. The National Crime Agency (NCA) has infiltrated systems belonging to Lockbit and stolen its data. The organisation is believed to be based in Russia and, by volume, be the most prolific ransomware group selling services to other criminals. BBC 20/2/2024 News «102310241025102610271028102910301031Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
