Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103230 total results. Showing results 21141 to 21160 «105410551056105710581059106010611062Next ›Last » Indigenous man called out ‘I’m dying’ with no response from prison staff in hours before death, Victorian inquest hears AUSTRALIA: An Indigenous Victorian man who died in custody in 2022 was “visibly unresponsive” for 17 minutes before receiving medical treatment, after having earlier called out “I’m dying” with no action from prison staff, the state coroner’s court has heard. The Guardian 5/2/2024 News CCTV cameras helping solve crime in Central Hawke’s Bay: Police say they use community-led project every day NEW ZEALAND: Eighteen CCTV cameras have been added to the Central Hawke’s Bay security network to make the streets of Waipukurau and Waipawa safer, thanks to a community-driven project that started nearly 10 years ago. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 5/2/2024 News London police chief apologizes to complainant, defends force’s probe CANADA: London’s police chief apologized to the complainant in an alleged sexual assault case involving players from the 2018 Canadian world junior hockey team and said he’s not happy it took nearly six years for investigators to lay charges. The London Free Press (Canada) 5/2/2024 News Ontario privacy commissioner addresses police facial recognition mugshot programs CANADA: A release from Ontario’s Information and Privacy Commissioner (IPC) says it has published new guidelines for the lawful use of biometric facial recognition and mugshot databases by police. Formally entitled “Facial Recognition and Mugshot Databases: Guidance for Police in Ontario,” the document comes in the wake of controversies surrounding the collection of biometric data by police forces across Canada. BiometricUpdate.com 5/2/2024 News Survivors criticise ‘abhorrent’ failure to act on child sexual abuse inquiry Key recommendation of seven-year independent inquiry yet to be enacted more than 15 months on The Guardian 5/2/2024 News College of Policing upgrades mobile app for digital evidence The College of Policing has announced an upgrade and new name for its mobile app for police officers to identify digital evidence and intelligence at the scene of incidents. Developed with the Police Digital Service (PDS) and previously named CyberTools, the app has now become CyberDigiTools and is available for police force mobile devices on Android and iOS platforms. UKAuthority.com 5/2/2024 News Reviews under way after 13-year-old autistic boy with Islamic State fixation targeted in undercover operation AUSTRALIA: Under questioning from David Shoebridge, AFP deputy commissioner says police didn’t intend to further radicalise boy known as Thomas Carrick. The Guardian 5/2/2024 News Police offer $1 million reward over suspected murder following mysterious letter AUSTRALIA: A $1 million reward has been offered over the suspected murder of a Melbourne woman 12 years ago, with the identity of a person who sent a letter to police with information about the death still a mystery. 9 News (Australia) 5/2/2024 News Expired NSW DV policy ‘sets up police to fail’ AUSTRALIA: A central plank of domestic violence policy in NSW is more than two years overdue for review, sparking concerns police are being "set up to fail" as key legal changes come into effect. The Wimmera Mail-Times (Australia) 5/2/2024 News ‘Met Police officers racially abused me, now I’m being targeted by the force’ National Black Police Association calls for ethnic minorities to boycott joining Met in protest at investigation into Inspector Charles Ehikioya i News 5/2/2024 News Lincolnshire’s PCC Marc Jones criticises closure of police buildings A decision to "mothball" police buildings across Lincolnshire has been heavily criticised by the county's Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC). BBC 5/2/2024 News Climbing war memorials to be criminalised under new plans Police will be given more powers to stop protestors climbing on war memorials under plans announced by the Government. Police Professional 5/2/2024 News Consultant who used Federation money as ‘his own piggy bank’ given suspended sentence A consultant who faked payments to peers and defrauded the Police Federation of England and Wales of more than £40,000 has been given suspended prison sentence and banned from being a company director. Police Professional 5/2/2024 News ‘Chronic delays’ and victim withdrawal rates undermining progress since Rape Review, warns Victims’ Commissioner The Victims’ Commissioner says progress made since the 2021 Rape Review “risks being undermined by systemic issues eroding victim confidence”. Police Professional 5/2/2024 News Your voice in policing Watch the video to find out what their key responsibilities are; how their role is different to the role of a chief constable, who they appoint; how they support victims of crime and reduce reoffending; and why they are answerable to the public, who elects them. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 5/2/2024 Video The staggering amount it cost to police controversial refugee hotel that was abandoned There was a plan to house asylum seekers at a spa hotel in Carmarthenshire. The plan was eventually shelved, but it came at an astronomical cost. Wales Online 5/2/2024 News Campaign to target domestic abuse We are proud to support Crimestoppers in a new campaign to challenge myths about domestic abuse across Lincolnshire. Lincolnshire Police 5/2/2024 News ‘There is much to be done’ On Race Equality Week, PFEW shines a spotlight on the importance of building a service that reflects our communities. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 5/2/2024 News Hamilton police board wants to hear your thoughts on service’s $213M budget for 2024 CANADA: The Hamilton Police Services Board is accepting written submissions from the public ahead of its special meeting about the service's proposed $213 million budget. CBC News (Canada) 5/2/2024 News Government of Canada’s interest cap risks criminal surge CANADA: The Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP), the voice of police leadership in Ontario, and the Canadian Lenders Association (CLA) are raising concerns regarding legislation introduced by the federal government which could lead to a dangerous rise in criminal activity. Blue Line (Canada) 5/2/2024 News «105410551056105710581059106010611062Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
