Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100972 total results. Showing results 21621 to 21640 «107810791080108110821083108410851086Next ›Last » Police justified in using police dog which bit 12-year-old boy NEW ZEALAND: The Independent Police Conduct Authority has ruled that the use of a police dog to apprehend a young boy who required hospital treatment after being bitten was justified. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 23/11/2023 News Use of Police dog to arrest a young person in Te Awamutu justified NEW ZEALAND: The Independent Police Conduct Authority has found that a Police dog handler’s decision to use his dog to apprehend a 12-year-old male was justified. Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) (New Zealand) 23/11/2023 Report Nicola Bulley: Personal disclosures by police ‘unnecessary’ The release of "highly sensitive" personal information by police investigating Nicola Bulley's disappearance was "avoidable and unnecessary", a review has concluded. BBC 22/11/2023 News New forensic lab will help provide answers in unexplained deaths Testing done at the facility will help provide information about trends such as the emergence of synthetic opioids. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/11/2023 News Prolific burglars now operating with same sophistication as drugs gangs – Garda REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí using gangland legislation and policing tactics to target ‘despicable’ gangs that use surveillance and imported cars for well-planned crimes. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 22/11/2023 News Firearms officers: UK report reveals the ‘toxic culture’ keeping women and ethnic minorities out of specialist squads Hundreds of London's Metropolitan police officers temporarily turned in their firearms in September after the Crown Prosecution Service charged an officer with the murder of unarmed 24-year-old Chris Kaba. Up to 300 of the force's 2,500 armed officers stepped back from their duties, leading the Met to request backup support from the army. Met commissioner Mark Rowley suggested that officers were concerned about having "sufficient legal protection to enable them to do their job." Phys Org 22/11/2023 News ‘Elitism’ associated with CTSPOs not helping recruitment Kevin Murphy has undertaken research on Counter Terrorism Specialist Firearms Officers (CTSFOs) for the latest edition of the Thames Valley Police Journal, which captures some of the academic work being done by officers and staff. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/11/2023 News Criminal Justice Bill 2023: factsheets POLICY PAPER: These factsheets provide more information about the Criminal Justice Bill which was introduced in the House of Commons on 14 November 2023. Home Office 22/11/2023 Report Lincs rolls out AI to identify vulnerable children at risk The new software continually runs alongside the referral process to prevent the chance of any high-risk cases being missed. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/11/2023 News Moves and appointments for senior officers as new Garda Operating Model takes effect REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Changes are on the way for Gardai in Meath in the recent announcements of appointments and allocations. Meath Chronicle (Republic of Ireland) 22/11/2023 News Police win test case preventing supermarkets’ ‘deep discounts’ on alcohol NEW ZEALAND: A single, cheap 750ml bottle of Verde Brut NV has popped the cork on illegal beer and wine promotions by the country’s big supermarket chains newsroom (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 22/11/2023 News Call for more police officers to have Tasers after attack All officers who want a Taser should be handed the stun guns after two were attacked in Birmingham, a police federation said. West Midlands Police Federation chair Rich Cooke said every police officer who wanted training should be offered it. BBC 22/11/2023 News No way of knowing what refresher training police had got, Bayoh inquiry told Inspector James Young, who was national officer safety training co-ordinator for Police Scotland, was speaking at the probe into Sheku Bayoh’s death. The Independent 22/11/2023 News Half of military sex offence cases never transferred to civilian police, despite government order CANADA: Canada's military police continued to investigate almost half of all military sexual offences cases over the past two years, despite the government directing the forces to hand over all cases to civilian police. CBC News learned that military investigators held on to most of those untransferred cases due to what it calls a "victim-centred approach." The Canadian Forces Provost Marshal, which commands all military police, has been giving alleged victims the option of referring their cases to civilian police. Many are choosing to leave their cases with military investigators. CBC News (Canada) 22/11/2023 News Police should not be involved in mental health incidents, Australian report says AUSTRALIA: Presence of officers can increase distress, according to a study in which people with lived experience suggest they could be talked down The Guardian 22/11/2023 News Shargin Stephens coroner inquest in Rotorua: Police officer describes chaos, adrenaline and tunnel vision NEW ZEALAND: “Absolute chaos”, adrenaline and tunnel vision ruled the initial police response to Shargin Stephens’ attack on an empty police car, the coroner’s inquest in Rotorua was told on Wednesday. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 22/11/2023 News Lincolnshire chief constable leaving to take up ‘new challenge’ with the NPCC The chief constable of Lincolnshire Police will be leaving the force in February to take up an “unexpected opportunity” with the National Police Chiefs’ Council as the UK coordinator tackling serious and organised crime. Police Professional 22/11/2023 News External review needed amid ‘escalating’ officer suicides, says federation chair The chair of the Norfolk Police Federation is calling for an external body to look at the mental-health provision in forces amid rising numbers of officer suicides. Police Professional 22/11/2023 News APCC leads respond to the government’s response to the Home Affairs Select Committee report on drug policy APCC Addictions & Substance Misuse Leads, Durham PCC Joy Allen and Dorset PCC David Sidwick, respond to the Government’s response to the Home Affairs Select Committee report on Drug Policy. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 22/11/2023 News ‘Macho’ culture self-perpetuating in armed police units, research finds A strong ‘macho’ culture among armed police officers in England and Wales is impeding diversity and impacting on standards, according to a new independent report. 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