Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100940 total results. Showing results 21021 to 21040 «104810491050105110521053105410551056Next ›Last » PEEL 2023–2025: An inspection of Thames Valley Police This report sets out the findings for Thames Valley Police [pdf]. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 6/12/2023 Report Retail crime and ram raids NEW ZEALAND: Retail crime costs New Zealand retailers $1 billion each year and has a significant personal impact on those working in the industry. This year has seen a spike in ram raid style burglaries, as we tend to see at times with other crime types. This has affected small local retailers and larger chains. Police recognises the impact of retail crime on business owners and staff and takes reports of ram raids very seriously. Responses are normally District managed and include significant investigative action to identify and hold those responsible to account. Police has also been actively working alongside retailers and retail communities to give them prevention advice and support. A strengthened multi-agency response is also being trialled in parts of Auckland to address the underlying factors that lead to young people engaging in risky behaviour and offending. The government has also allocated $6 million from the Proceeds of Crime Fund for a crime prevention programme managed by Police which will include solutions such as installing bollards or other security for small retailers. This funding will enable Police to work closely with particularly vulnerable small retailers to identify effective and practical solutions based on the particular features of each business and location. New Zealand Police 6/12/2023 Report Thames Valley Police communicates well with the public but there are concerns about how vulnerable people are protected Thames Valley Police communicates well with the public, but it needs to do more to protect vulnerable people, the police inspectorate has said. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 6/12/2023 News Annual report on Police data quality 2023 NEW ZEALAND: This report highlights findings from the 2022/23 Data Quality Audit Plan, covering the period from July 2022 to June 2023. In addition to local assurance checks, key dimensions of data quality are regularly monitored at a national level, as part of a focus on ensuring consistent application of New Zealand Police’s National Recording Standard and case management process. Specific audits of crime recording and coding decisions are also undertaken as part of a comprehensive, national, Data Quality Audit Plan. New Zealand Police 6/12/2023 Report How a media mix-up revealed WA Police’s regional booze ban wishlist AUSTRALIA: A data-driven plea by WA Police to state liquor licensing director Lanie Chopping for harsher booze restrictions in 25 remote and regional towns only saw the light of day because it was accidentally sent to the ABC. The Age (Australia) 6/12/2023 News Minister sets expectations of Commissioner NEW ZEALAND: Today I met with Police Commissioner Andrew Coster to set out my expectations, which he has agreed to, says Police Minister Mark Mitchell. New Zealand Government 6/12/2023 News Garda callouts to incidents of domestic violence more than triple over a decade REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: TD says ‘social and cultural change’ is urgently needed. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 6/12/2023 News Insights from Churchill Fellowship Award winner Dr Iain Britton (Part 2) Dr Iain Britton is one of, maybe the foremost academic globally with insights on policing volunteers - also known as Specials or Auxiliaries. Following a distinguished UK-based career in policing governance, he was recently awarded a Churchill Fellowship to facilitate further international research into his specialist area. In this second part of a four part series of conversations for PolicingTV, he speaks with PolicingTV's Founder, Bernard Rix, drawing on his unique perspective on policing in the UK and more widely, about areas of opportunity for those in, and interested in, policing governance. PolicingTV 6/12/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video AFP at the cutting edge of law enforcement capability AUSTRALIA: The AFP is creating pilot projects and new technology to stay a step ahead of criminals to protect Australians and Australia’s interests. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 6/12/2023 News Man in court jumps dock, tries to escape police by jumping in Tauranga harbour NEW ZEALAND: A man who jumped the dock and escaped court made a desperate Jason-Bourne-like quest for freedom, swimming across the Tauranga harbour chased by police who were hot on his tail with dogs and cars – but no boat Stuff (New Zealand) 6/12/2023 News Garda to accept applications from people aged up to 50 but fitness test unchanged REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Fianna Fail justice spokesman Jim O'Callaghan urged review of fitness test which he believes was 'too demanding'. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 5/12/2023 News Probationer gets suspended sentence after downloading child abuse images Jed Osmond was caught in possession of more than 100 indecent images of children. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/12/2023 News ‘Significant progress’ by Gwent Police on service to victims Gwent Police has made “significant progress” in how it answers calls for service, identifies vulnerability at first point of contact and attends incidents within its published time-frames. Police Professional 5/12/2023 News Independent Review of Disclosure and Fraud Offences: engagement overview Update on approach and engagement. Home Office 5/12/2023 Report First ever CPS deferred prosecution agreement for £615 million The Crown Prosecution Service has entered into a deferred prosecution agreement (DPA) today (Tuesday 5 December 2023) with Entain plc, a global online sports betting and gaming business (owner of Ladbrokes and Coral bookmakers) headquartered in London, to settle the HM Revenue & Customs investigation into the Company (and its group). Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 5/12/2023 News International Volunteer Day On this International Volunteers Day, observed every year on 5 December, I express my gratitude to the numerous individuals who generously dedicate their time as special constables, police cadets, chaplains, and support volunteers. Their unwavering commitment throughout the year is invaluable, and this day serves as an occasion to acknowledge their significant impact on policing in their communities. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 5/12/2023 News ‘Multiple failings’ by police before Belfast man’s death A Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland investigation has identified “multiple failings” in how police managed the risks faced by a 36-year-old Belfast man who died after being restrained by officers while under the influence of cocaine. Police Professional 5/12/2023 News Baseball caps being trialled as part of new Garda uniform in three stations REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Previously a garda spokesperson said the traditional peaked cap was being kept as part of the garda uniform. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 5/12/2023 News Force welcome new assistant chief constable Jen Mattinson took up her post as the new assistant chief constable at West Midlands Police on Monday (December 4) and will lead on the crime portfolio. Police Professional 5/12/2023 News Police Scotland to open voluntary redundancy scheme to staff Police Scotland has launched a voluntary redundancy scheme for staff as part of efforts to save money. BBC 5/12/2023 News «104810491050105110521053105410551056Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
