Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115490 total results. Showing results 22181 to 22200 «110611071108110911101111111211131114Next ›Last » Budget blowout won’t impact police frontline: premier AUSTRALIA: Police have been assured frontline services won't be affected by a $116 million budget blowout as the Queensland premier launches his 100-day plan. The Canberra Times (Australia) 29/10/2024 News Police withdrawing from mental health calls – Expert reaction NEW ZEALAND: Police will attend fewer mental health callouts that aren't associated with a crime or high level of risk from November 1st. Scoop (New Zealand) 29/10/2024 News Killer Aaron Brady takes challenge against conviction for murder of Garda Adrian Donohoe to Supreme Court REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda killer Aaron Brady has brought his challenge against his murder conviction to the Supreme Court. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 29/10/2024 News ‘People feel less safe’ amid falling garda numbers: Commissioner to be invited to Cork County Hall REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Carrigaline-based councillor and Cork South-Central candidate for Fianna Fáil, Seamus McGrath, indicated that a motion inviting the commissioner to appear before the county council will be before today’s full council meeting. Echo Live (Republic of Ireland) 29/10/2024 News The 2024 police workforce in England and Wales: The changes and challenges around diversity, age, rank and ill-health The latest police workforce data for England and Wales shows the roller coaster ride for resources during the 2010 to 2024 Conservative-led governments, with numbers dropping sharply followed by a rapid but partial with the Uplift after 2019; in this last of three articles, Ian Wiggett looks at changing trends in workforce profile across England and Wales, and how this may affect resource management. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 29/10/2024 Analysis, Feature Transform Justice’s Penelope Gibbs: Why are prisons full? Ben Twomey interviews Penelope Gibbs, Chief Executive of Transform Justice, discussing the current crisis in the prison system. PolicingTV 29/10/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Former Sussex officer charged with conspiracy to pervert the course of justice and fraud A former Sussex Police officer is due to appear in court this week charged with multiple offences, following an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) directed investigation. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 28/10/2024 News Ex-Met officer due in court charged with sex offence on teen A former Metropolitan Police Service officer is due to make his first appearance in court charged with misconduct in public office. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 28/10/2024 News Sarah Everard: Met officers ‘viewed x-rays to satisfy curiosity’ Four serving and three former officers face disciplinary charges over claims that they looked at confidential information about the murdered Londoner The Times - Subscription at source 28/10/2024 News Police viewed sensitive files on Sarah Everard out of ‘curiosity’, panel hears Seven Met officers accused of accessing X-rays and witness information after Wayne Couzens was arrested The Guardian 28/10/2024 News Police Scotland ‘to axe 1,300 staff and officers’ if SNP refuses to increase funding The force warned that a ‘flat cash’ funding settlement in the Budget would result in a ‘significant slowdown in police officer recruitment’ The Telegraph - Subscription at source 28/10/2024 News Moment police ‘watch on’ as swearing pro-Palestine protesters chant outside Jewish centre Met Police officers were accused of 'two-tier' policing after they stopped a passer-by who challenged the Gaza protesters outside a community centre. Express 28/10/2024 News CJS use of digital, scientific and other technologies Researchers have wondered about the extent to which AI could appropriately be used in sentencing to reduce potential bias, increase consistency or speed up access to justice. Russell Webster looks at a new report from the Parliamentary Office for Science & Technology. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/10/2024 News WA police get one hour of hate-crime training despite rising cases AUSTRALIA: Experts say that without sufficient education about modern best practices, some officers may not even recognize incidents as bias-related. Cascade PBS (Australia) 28/10/2024 News ‘If you need your garbage picked up, don’t call 911’: Toronto launches campaign to reduce emergency wait times CANADA: The initiative, titled “Make the Right Call,” will guide the public in determining whether to contact emergency or non-emergency lines. Toronto Star (Canada) 28/10/2024 News Countdown on for Surrey Police Service to take command CANADA: In just one month, the Surrey Police Service will become the policing agency of jurisdiction in its namesake city, taking over that role from the RCMP. The final countdown is coming after a years-long battle. So far, the SPS has hired 445 officers. Global News (Canada) 28/10/2024 News London police hires 19 special constables in bid to curb lengthy call response times CANADA: London's police force has added 19 new special constables to its ranks as it looks to cut down lengthy response times by relieving frontline officers of lesser urgent calls for service, the department says. In a statement on Monday, police officials said the new recruits would be out on the streets starting this week, and had been sworn in after completing a "comprehensive in-house training program." CBC News (Canada) 28/10/2024 News Police considered changing fitness test to get more recruits NEW ZEALAND: Changing entry-level fitness standards for wannabe recruits was just one of multiple options police executives canvassed as a way to boost application numbers to reach the Government’s target of 500 new frontline staff. The Post (New Zealand) 28/10/2024 News Geopolitics and police intelligence: The case study of disinformation CANADA: To begin any discussion of reforming police intelligence, one has to define the difference between “information” and “intelligence.” Information: comprises raw data and facts that can be used in other processes or analyzed. Intelligence: the result of processing, interpreting and packaging information. Intelligence can be used for many things from simply gleaning insights, all the way to generating informed opinions. Police come across information every second of every shift (even off-duty they see and hear things that may later prove interesting or useful to someone). It isn’t hard to gather information, while the use of intelligence is a whole other beast. Royal United Services Institute of Nova Scotia (Canada) 28/10/2024 Feature, Opinion Retailers turn to facial recognition to curb $100B in losses amid ‘sweethearting’ surge USA: Retail theft is on the rise in the U.S., with losses topping an estimated $100 billion annually. In addition to shoplifting and employee theft, a growing challenge is “sweethearting” — a form of insider fraud where employees covertly grant unauthorized discounts or free items to friends or family members. This type of theft often goes undetected, as employees exploit their access to systems by bypassing item scans, issuing false refunds, or misusing employee discounts. To combat this form of fraud, Corsight AI has developed a facial recognition-based sweethearting module designed to identify and prevent sweethearting incidents. BiometricUpdate.com 28/10/2024 News «110611071108110911101111111211131114Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
