Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97881 total results. Showing results 22181 to 22200 «110611071108110911101111111211131114Next ›Last » Why is the London Police Service solving fewer crimes? The answer is complicated CANADA: The London Police Service (LPS) is struggling to solve crimes at a greater frequency since the pandemic, the law enforcement agency's own data suggests, as clearance rates for both violent crimes and property crimes have fallen sharply in the last five years. CBC News (Canada) 5/9/2023 Feature Garda Commissioner to discuss Kinahan gang with Dubai police REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has travelled to meet police in Dubai to discuss the Kinahan gang. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 5/9/2023 News Gsoc forwards file to DPP over handling of EU funds at Garda College REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission (Gsoc) has forwarded a file to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) over the findings of an investigation it carried out concerning irregularities relating to the handling of EU funds at the Garda College in Templemore. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 5/9/2023 News Garda boss to discuss Kinahan cartel extraditions during trip to Dubai REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Commissioner is expected to discuss the possibility of extraditing the leaders of the Kinahan cartel from Dubai back to Ireland, the PA news agency understands. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 5/9/2023 News Prof Sherman: ‘The number of smart, committed, dedicated people who want to work on science-led innovations is unequalled’ Widely regarded as the founder of evidence-based policing, Professor Lawrence Sherman is one of the world’s most influential policing experts; in the first article in a four-part interview series, Policing Insight’s James Sweetland spoke with Professor Sherman about his innovative work as the Metropolitan Police’s first Chief Scientific Officer (CSO) tackling some of the biggest problems facing the force. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/9/2023 Feature, Innovation, Interview ILAS origins – Unlocking information advantage utilising growing data pools in the policing domain The world of data and analytics is changing. An ever-growing range of sources of information and intelligence, whilst necessary for the modern policing mission, can also provide challenges. How do Analysts avoid being overwhelmed and missing important pieces of the puzzle? Policing Insight 5/9/2023 Advertisement, Feature Shoot-to-kill policy for fly-tipping supported by minister ‘in spirit’ "I think he was joking, but at times I am sort of with him in spirit" Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/9/2023 News Some crimes will not be investigated in Police Scotland pilot Crimes with 'no associated threat, risk, harm or vulnerability' and no lines of inquiry won't be investigated in the Grampian region. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/9/2023 News Crime-fighting AI research centre launches at Monash Uni AUSTRALIA: A new research centre focused on AI-powered law enforcement initiatives has been set up by the Australian Federal Police and Monash University. The AI for Law Enforcement and Community Safety Lab (AiLECS) was launched on Tuesday as a formal research centre at the University’s Faculty of Information and Technology. Innovation Aus (Australia) 5/9/2023 News Mechelle Turvey victim engagement training AUSTRALIA: WA Police is pleased to announce we are working closely with Mechelle Turvey to implement new victim engagement training for police recruits and serving officers. In October 2022, Ms Turvey tragically lost her son Cassius, following a violent attack which shocked the nation. Her training session titled ‘TAKE 5’ provides a greater insight into the needs of victims of crime. Western Australia Police Force 5/9/2023 News Election 2023: Number of gang members breaching home detention increased 60 per cent in six years NEW ZEALAND: The number of gang members breaching their home detention conditions has increased 60 per cent in six years, with nearly one in three breaches now involving a gang member. But the Government says it’s “completely incorrect” to suggest it has been lenient towards gangs, and attributed a greater proportion of gang members being in prison to crackdowns by police such as Operation Cobalt. The National Party, however, said the figures are an indication of a system “that’s got the balance wrong”. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 5/9/2023 News Kelvin Davis launches youth intervention programme for recidivist offenders NEW ZEALAND: Children's Minister Kelvin Davis is announcing the launch of a youth intervention programme at Te Mahurehure Marae at Point Chevalier in Auckland. Davis said the new programme had been created for a small group of young recidivist offenders to break the cycle of offending. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 5/9/2023 News Minister open to all road safety options REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An overhaul of speed limits, changes to the penalty points system and tougher sentences for road traffic offences are all under consideration as part of measures to reduce road deaths. Justice Minister Helen McEntee has said the Government will do everything possible to turn around a "worrying trend" in road accidents and fatalities in recent weeks and months. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 5/9/2023 News Police Scotland wave the white flag on crime: Fury as force admits it WON’T investigate every offence reported to them in controversial soft-justice pilot scheme savaged as ‘shabby surrender to criminals’ Police will no longer investigate every crime reported to them under controversial new soft-touch justice plans. Mail Online 5/9/2023 News Police officer left colleague in a coma after smashing into another cop car A police officer who ran a red light left one colleague in a coma and a veteran cop unable to return to frontline policing. Metro 5/9/2023 News Police Scotland will rule out investigations into some low-level crimes Certain crimes will no longer be investigated as part of a scheme being piloted by Police Scotland. The force said “hard choices” had to be made to deliver effective policing after budget cuts. The Times - Subscription at source 5/9/2023 News Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley: A 12-month appraisal for his first year leading the Met In September 2022, Sir Mark Rowley came back into policing after some time away from the job at the end of a 30-year career, to take up one of the UK’s toughest roles as Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police; Policing Insight’s Graham Wettone, who served in the Met Police for 30 years, looks back over Sir Mark’s first year in post, and delivers an annual appraisal of how well the Commissioner has performed against his stated objectives. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/9/2023 Feature, Opinion Germany refuses to extradite man to UK over concerns about British jail conditions Court in Karlsruhe decides against extradition of Albanian man ‘in view of the state of the British prison system’ The Guardian 5/9/2023 News Investing in Tasmania Police and keeping our communities safe AUSTRALIA: The Rockliff Liberal Government continues to invest in Tasmania Police to support our officers and keep our communities safe. Tasmanian Government 5/9/2023 News Police struggle to stop overseas scammers as fraud cases double to nearly 50 a day A surge in online scammers and dwindling police resources to combat the threat are causing the highest ever levels of fraud in Scotland, with nearly 50 cases a day. Police Professional 5/9/2023 News «110611071108110911101111111211131114Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
