Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115483 total results. Showing results 21281 to 21300 «106110621063106410651066106710681069Next ›Last » Corrupt Victoria Police officer jailed after falsifying evidence in drug squad investigation AUSTRALIA: A corrupt police officer has been jailed for three years after faking DNA and handwriting test results while working in the drug squad. County Court judge Michael Cahill labelled the actions of Jye Symes an abuse of power, and said it could have resulted in a woman wrongly being sent to jail. ABC News (Australia) 19/11/2024 News Gardaà set to publish photos of 100 Dublin riots suspects REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Garda SÃochána are set to publish photographs from last year’s Dublin riot as they move to make further arrests nearing the one-year anniversary. It is understood there are as many as 100 people still on the suspect list as gardaà continue to make arrests as part of the investigations into the riots which took place on November 23, 2024. Extra.ie (Republic of Ireland) 19/11/2024 News Dare to share: information and intelligence sharing within the UK’s anti-money laundering regime The UK's approach to combating money laundering extends beyond traditional enforcement authorities, encompassing diverse regulated entities mandated to monitor and share intelligence on suspected laundering activities. This study examines the UK's Anti-Money Laundering (AML) nodal institutional architecture, focusing on the significance of information-sharing mechanisms and structures among law enforcement, public institutions, and private entities. Different types of information – ranging from raw data to strategic, tactical, and operational intelligence, as well as evidence – dictate the appropriate structures and mechanisms for their sharing. This study introduces a nuanced framework for analysing these structures, assessing the spectrum from highly structured to organic approaches in state intervention, alongside varying levels of formality, incorporating mandatory or voluntary elements. The analysis identifies four main factors shaping the dynamics of information sharing in the UK's AML efforts: strategic resource allocation involving technology and human resources, the establishment of formal rules and standardised interpretations, cultural shifts towards trust and reciprocity, and state coordination and leadership. The findings reveal the central role of the state not only in setting legal frameworks but also in steering coordination, managing resources, and fostering reciprocal relationships among public and private nodes to enhance information sharing, reflecting a ´state-anchored´ approach to AML governance. Policing and Society 19/11/2024 Research article Veteran urged police to ‘put him to sleep’ before shooting death, inquest told AUSTRALIA: A 52-year-old army veteran shot dead by police urged officers to "put him to sleep" just moments before he charged at them holding two large knives, an inquest has been told. ABC News (Australia) 19/11/2024 News Police officer Kristian White was ‘fed up’ when he tasered Clare Nowland, prosecutor tells jury AUSTRALIA: The jury in a manslaughter trial has heard no-one was at risk of injury from a 95-year-old great-grandmother who died after she was tasered by a police officer. ABC News (Australia) 19/11/2024 News “Critically important” for police to be politically neutral, Police Minister says NEW ZEALAND: The Police Minister says it’s important for police to be politically neutral. NewstalkZB (New Zealand) 19/11/2024 News Roscommon TD launches petition to Garda Commissioner to allocate new Gardaà to the county REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Roscommon Galway TD has launched a petition to Garda Commissioner Drew Harris, calling for new Gardaà to be allocated to the area. Midwest Radio (Republic of Ireland) 19/11/2024 News Yvette Cooper to unveil major policing overhaul to reverse failing public confidence in forces The home secretary will tell policing top brass about a new Home Office unit to monitor force performance at a major conference The Independent 19/11/2024 News Single national police agency needed to better support frontline policing, says new report A new report is calling for a single national police agency to support better frontline policing for local communities across England and Wales. Police Professional 19/11/2024 News Police failed to get basics right, says inspectorate ahead of Government reforms The Home Secretary will use a speech on Tuesday to say public confidence in policing has been ‘badly eroded’ in recent years. The Independent 19/11/2024 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/11/2024 News NPCC’s review of staff networks could spark a legal challenge Senior police leaders in England and Wales are drafting guidance on governance for the hundreds of staff networks for the first time, but their efforts to establish a consistent framework have already drawn criticism from some groups, and the potential of a legal challenge, as Ian Weinfass reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/11/2024 Analysis, Feature Greater Manchester launches first gender-based violence plan for men and boys on International Men’s Day Greater Manchester has become the first place in the UK to have a dedicated plan for tackling gender-based violence against men and boys. Emergency Services Times 19/11/2024 News Home Secretary to announce major policing reforms later today A dedicated government unit to improve performance across policing and make our streets safer will be announced by the Home Secretary later today. Emergency Services Times 19/11/2024 News Anti-social behaviour has forced 1 in 7 Brits to consider moving home One in seven Brits has considered moving home as a result of anti-social behaviour (ASB) in their local area, new research has revealed. Emergency Services Times 19/11/2024 News Lee Broadbent: Navigating life after the force (Part 2) In this conversation, Lee Broadbent discusses the current state of policing, the challenges faced by officers, and the motivations behind their decisions to leave the force. He highlights the lack of support within the organization and the impact of short-term budgeting on long-term solutions. The discussion transitions to the skills and experiences that police officers possess, which are often undervalued and transferable to other sectors. Lee expresses his aspirations for the future, emphasizing the importance of community service and the need for cultural change within policing to retain dedicated officers. PolicingTV 19/11/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Police chief says public not warned about discarded novichok container Counter-terrorism commander says risk of contamination in Salisbury was not discussed with public health leaders The Guardian 18/11/2024 News Essex police recorded 1,500 non-crime hate incidents in two years The force has come under criticism for investigating the newspaper columnist Allison Pearson over a tweet that allegedly incited racial hatred The Times - Subscription at source 18/11/2024 News Two police officers charged with sexual assault of woman in central London The charges relate to an alleged incident at a venue in the capital in April while the officers were off-duty. Sky News 18/11/2024 News Police get extra money to address immediate issues The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) is to get an additional £37m funding, which will address its immediate budget problems. 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