Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115478 total results. Showing results 20841 to 20860 «103910401041104210431044104510461047Next ›Last » Officer investigated over Netflix actor’s arrest A Metropolitan Police officer is under criminal investigation for potential assault after Sex Education star Reece Richards claimed he was injured during a wrongful arrest in west London. BBC 27/11/2024 News Respect orders to tackle anti-social behaviour criticised as an Asbo rebrand New powers will see a clamp down on anti-social behaviour in town centres and high streets. The Independent 27/11/2024 News IOPC publishes package of race discrimination tools to support policing The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has today issued revised guidelines to improve the handling of discrimination complaints as well as highlighting how the police service needs to take immediate steps to safeguard children from adultification during their interactions. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 27/11/2024 News AI could help us predict prison violence, says justice secretary Shabana Mahmood tells The Times Crime and Justice Commission that technology in use overseas could alert officers to incidents of self-harm, as well as unrest in jails The Times - Subscription at source 27/11/2024 News Garda Force Numbers Criminal – Cullen REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Independent election candidate Shay Cullen says the numbers of active Garda available for duty has stagnated at an average of 14,000 since 2020 despite massive recruitment campaign drives attracting record applications because of the lack of action by the current government to assist the Commissioner to plan for the reality of the numbers being recruited and trained being only marginally higher than the number of Gardai leaving or retiring from the force. Greystones Guide (Republic of Ireland) 27/11/2024 News Race Discrimination report – November 2024 This report brings together our thematic work to explore, challenge and address race discrimination in policing. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 27/11/2024 Report What is ‘swatting’? How fake threats to life are draining police resources An increasing number of callers are attempting to attract armed officers to an address with wild claims about fake crimes The Telegraph - Subscription at source 27/11/2024 News Protest arrests after seven detained over links to Kurdish rebel group PKK Seven people have now been arrested by counter-terrorism police in London for suspected activity linked to the banned militant group, the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK). The Metropolitan Police said two women, aged 59 and 31, and four men, aged 27, 62, 56 and 23, were arrested at separate addresses in the early hours of Wednesday. The seventh person, a 31-year-old man, was arrested in west London in the afternoon. They have all been detained under the Terrorism Act and are in custody. BBC 27/11/2024 News Calgary police preparing to assist RCMP with Kananaskis G7 summit security CANADA: The Calgary Police Service says it's readying for the next G7 leaders' summit, which is set to take place in Kananaskis, Alta., in 2025. At Wednesday's Calgary Police Commission meeting, CPS said it will assist the RCMP in providing security for the summit, where Alberta will host world leaders and policymakers. CBC News (Canada) 27/11/2024 News Kristian White suspended without pay from NSW Police as judge reserves custody ruling AUSTRALIA: A police officer who unlawfully killed a 95-year-old woman by tasering her has been suspended from NSW Police without pay as a decision over whether he should be held in custody is reserved until tomorrow. Senior Constable Kristian White was found guilty of manslaughter in the NSW Supreme Court in Sydney yesterday. ABC News (Australia) 27/11/2024 News Uncomfortable knowledge, the production of ignorance, and the trustworthiness of UK policing In this article, we draw on emerging theories of the production of ignorance in organizations. We conduct a qualitative analysis of two forms of secondary data on policing in England and Wales: first, documents in the public domain from the Casey Review and the Angiolini Inquiry; second, qualitative data collected as part of ‘Operation Soteria’ a UK Home Office-funded programme designed to improve the investigation of rape and serious sexual offences. We highlight the adverse effects of avoidance of uncomfortable knowledge, organizational silence, and non-learning in policing. We argue that they are both important contributors to the crisis of legitimacy faced by UK policing, and barriers to effective change. Finally, we discuss structural conditions that support the production and reproduction of ignorance and approaches to ‘undoing ignorance’. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice 27/11/2024 Research article Jess Phillips on new anti-domestic violence measures: ‘I feel hopeful today’ Police say strict new restraining orders on domestic abusers will enable them to ‘manage offenders proactively’ The Guardian 27/11/2024 News Kristian White has been convicted over a 95-year-old’s death. Experts say it serves as a ‘powerful warning’ AUSTRALIA: The guilty verdict for Clare Nowland’s manslaughter brings one chapter to a close – but what will change with NSW policing? The Guardian 27/11/2024 Analysis, Feature Australian police officer who Tasered 95-year-old great-grandmother guilty of manslaughter AUSTRALIA: Kristian James Samuel White told the jury he had been taught that any person wielding a knife was dangerous, while his lawyers argued during his eight-day trial that his use of the Taser was a proportionate response. Sky News 27/11/2024 News Government launches tough new restraining order system for domestic abusers The family courts will be able to force abusers to wear tags for the first time The Independent 27/11/2024 News ‘Postcode lottery’ over police funding – PCC The “postcode lottery” of police funding could force residents to shoulder more of the burden, according to Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Lisa Townsend. BBC 27/11/2024 News Pilot of new protective orders launched to ‘break the cycle of domestic abuse’ The Ministry of Justice has announced the “long overdue” pilot launch of new protective orders to safeguard victims of domestic abuse. Police Professional 27/11/2024 News Hertfordshire PCC raises concerns about impact of employer NI increases on local policing The PCC said there is a £1.09m shortfall in the funding provided by the Home Office to Hertfordshire to meet the costs of the 2024 police pay award. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/11/2024 News PC gets suspended sentence for corrupt use of police systems and information sharing PC Armaan Ahmed who resigned after being arrested conducted unauthorised searches and also shared information from these searches with others. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/11/2024 News Durham uses automation technology to process Clare’s Law disclosures The system automatically provides notifications of approaching deadlines to alert officers when the information is due. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/11/2024 News «103910401041104210431044104510461047Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
