Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 21401 to 21420 «106710681069107010711072107310741075Next ›Last » Police Deputy Commissioner Wallace Haumaha retires NEW ZEALAND: Police Deputy Commissioner Wallace (Wally) Haumaha is retiring after a 40-year career, alongside cultural adviser Sergeant Wayne Panapa. The pair have a combined 90 years in service, with Panapa being one of the first iwi liaison officers. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 31/1/2024 News Bedfordshire Police to focus on crime over mental health calls Bedfordshire Police said its new 999 policy "Right Care, Right Person" (RCRP) would allow officers to focus on the jobs they have been "trained" for. BBC 31/1/2024 News New project explores online risks and harms facing police officers, staff and families Police personnel and their families continue to be at risk from online hate and harmful threats; Professor Petra Bayerl from the Centre of Excellence in Terrorism, Resilience, Intelligence & Organised Crime Research (CENTRIC), explained to Policing Insight how a ground-breaking project with six police forces is seeking to better understand the challenges, risks and harms police officers and their families face when online. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 31/1/2024 Feature, Innovation, Interview New sentencing guidelines published for blackmail, kidnap and false imprisonment Sentencing for these offences is currently determined by case law and the Sentencing Council’s General guideline which covers offences for which there is no specific guideline. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/1/2024 News NT authorities relying on interstate police to tackle cybercrime AUSTRALIA: NT police’s cybercrime unit is so under resourced that they have to rely on interstate units to help with cases, a committee looking into authorities’ response to cybercrime has found. NT News (Australia) - Subscription at source 31/1/2024 News Dozens of police officers avoid misconduct cases by quitting since ministers urged to close ‘loophole’ Dozens of Police Scotland officers have avoided misconduct proceedings by quitting the force in the three years since SNP ministers were urged to change Holyrood laws to stop officers from escaping disciplinary action, LBC has learned. LBC 31/1/2024 News Distinguishing between normative and non-normative motivations to obey the police: furthering the development of a police legitimacy scale Measuring the normative obligation to obey the police, a key component of police legitimacy, has proven difficult. Policing: An International Journal - Subscription at source 31/1/2024 Research article Saving over £500,000 per year: Digitising evidence previously stored on VHS Tapes PolicingTV's Bernard Rix speaks to Mike Cook and Jason Hart of EBC Group, who have been working with Avon & Somerset Constabulary in the United Kingdom to convert historical evidence stored on old-style VHS tapes into secure, easily accessible digital files. There are a range of benefits of this activity, over and above the legal necessity of making sure that historical evidence is available well beyond the 30 year life expectancy of VHS tapes. These benefits include bringing down the time it takes to access this evidence from up to four weeks to access within fifteen minutes. Avon and Somerset Constabulary put the annual financial savings at over £500,000 per year. PolicingTV 31/1/2024 Advertisement, Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video British police and security services to help protect Paris Olympics FRANCE: British police and security services to help protect Paris Olympics France and UK also agree to deploy more drones and sea barriers to stop small boats crossing Channel The Guardian 30/1/2024 News New Code of Ethics: will it create ambiguity for officers and PSDs? PFEW Deputy National Secretary, Gemma Fox, talked to Police Oracle about the Federation's concerns about the new Code. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/1/2024 Analysis, Feature Police officers mock body-worn video of semi-naked woman Police officers made "sickening" comments about an assault victim while watching body-worn video showing her groin, the BBC has learned. BBC 30/1/2024 News Violence Reduction Unit COLLECTION: This series brings together all documents relating to Violence Reduction Units. Home Office 30/1/2024 Report AI will turbocharge cybercrime: AFP AUSTRALIA: Malicious artificial intelligence could lead to a cybercrime explosion, ushering in a new generation of ultra-sophisticated scams, federal police warn. The Australian - Subscription at source 30/1/2024 News Extra Garda resources allocated for new boundary changes in Drogheda REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: No increase in town centre garda presence for now. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 30/1/2024 News Joint targeted area inspection of the multi-agency response to identification of initial need and risk in Torbay Today Ofsted published a letter with findings from a joint targeted area inspection of the multi-agency response to identification of initial need and risk in Torbay. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 30/1/2024 Report Police accused of mocking female crime victim and ousting whistleblower Officers allegedly joked about sex with wrongly arrested woman, while student officer claims he was dismissed for reporting misconduct The Guardian 30/1/2024 News UK police seized £1.4bn of bitcoin from China investment fraud, court told One of the world’s largest seizures revealed during trial of woman accused of laundering cryptocurrency for her former employer Financial Times 30/1/2024 News Nottinghamshire PCC announces independent review of Nottingham killings The killings of Barnaby Webber, Grace O'Malley-Kumar and Ian Coates were horrific and our thoughts remain with their families and friends at what continues to be an incredibly difficult time. College of Policing 30/1/2024 News Leicestershire refers itself to IOPC over attack probe before Calocane killed three The force has referred itself over its investigation into alleged attacks by Valdo Calocane. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/1/2024 News PM says Police Minister Mark Mitchell was wrong on coalition commitment backdown NEW ZEALAND: Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has admitted his Police Minister got it wrong yesterday when he stated the Government’s commitment to train an extra 500 police officers couldn’t be delivered in the two years as agreed between National and New Zealand First. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 30/1/2024 News «106710681069107010711072107310741075Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
