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Showing results 22541 to 22560 «112411251126112711281129113011311132Next ›Last » Inmates recalled to prison will be released early to free up space The ‘recall prison population’ has more than doubled in the past ten years The Times - Subscription at source 21/10/2024 News, Video ‘1,000 gardaà needed in capital over three years’ as new Dublin taskforce report launched REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Ten-point plan also includes pledge to install more private security on public transport and increase CCTV in antisocial hotspots, all in the wake of the Dublin riots and dwindling garda numbers Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 21/10/2024 News Digital desks: How a huge increase in online public contacts can be managed in times of crisis Social media contacts with police forces soared during the disorder in England and Northern Ireland in the summer of 2024; Policing Insight’s Ian Weinfass looks at the role digi desks played during the crisis, and examines how useful they are for day-to-day operations. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/10/2024 Analysis, Feature, Innovation 18 women killed by men known to police in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire in five years At least 18 women were murdered in the last five years by men who were already known to police forces in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire. ITV News 21/10/2024 Feature Police force’s bill to catch rioters tops £660,000 A police force's bill to track down those who took part in violent disorder has reached more than £660,000. BBC 21/10/2024 News Essex PFCC announces further £1.6m for anti-social behaviour hotspots The Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Essex has announced £1.6m of new funding this year to drive down anti-social behaviour in 15 targeted hotspot areas of Essex. Emergency Services Times 21/10/2024 News Gloucestershire PCC appoints new interim Chief Constable The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Gloucestershire has appointed Maggie Blyth as the new interim Chief Constable of Gloucestershire Constabulary. Emergency Services Times 21/10/2024 News Nottinghamshire PCC installs another Refuge Help Point to help people feel safe The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Nottinghamshire has installed another Refuge Help Point to help people feel safe while visiting Worksop and Retford town centres. Emergency Services Times 21/10/2024 News Panel: How can we maintain the integrity of evidence when using AI? During this presentation and panel chaired by Clare Elford, the CEO of Clue Software, the use cases for generative AI are discussed. The discussion covers topics such as prioritizing AI implementation, ensuring data quality, and maintaining the integrity of evidence. PolicingTV 21/10/2024 Feature, Video From sex attacks to biting – the claims alleged against Met Police this year EXCLUSIVE: Another police officer was said to have repeatedly sprayed a neighbour with a hose and washed dog facies and urine into the garden Express 20/10/2024 News McDonald’s and spy cops: our lives caught in a police scandal Decades after the McLibel trial, two activists are back in court for the inquiry into officers infiltrating their ranks. They say the biggest controversies are about to emerge The Times - Subscription at source 20/10/2024 News Gardaà disrupt Islamist fundraising drive in Ireland REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda anti-terror units are beginning the process of examining digital devices and documentation that was seized — along with over €100,000 in cash in various currencies — in an operation targeting Islamist fundraising activity in Ireland. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 20/10/2024 News ICYMI $173M communications centre coming to Cambridge police headquarters CANADA: Waterloo Regional Police Service wants to build a new Public Safety Communications Centre in Cambridge. Cambridge Today (Canada) 20/10/2024 News Drone used to tackle ‘dangerous’ off-road bikers A specialist drone is being used as an "eye in the sky" by police tackling off-road bikes they say are being ridden dangerously. The machine is being used in the Barrow and Furness area by Cumbria Police in response to "growing concerns and frequent reports" about the way bikes are being used. BBC 20/10/2024 News Fewer women may go to jail in England and Wales in sentencing review Review to examine scrapping short sentences and treating more offenders in the community, with prisons filling up again. The Guardian 20/10/2024 News Children and Young Persons Policing Strategy 2024 – 2027 This strategy sets a clear direction to fully embrace Child Centred Policing by building trust, ensuring our CYP are heard and supporting our CYP into their future. [PDF] National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 20/10/2024 Report Police chief demands ‘whole system reform’ to punish shoplifters as quickly as summer rioters A top police chief has declared that criminal justice needs a ‘whole-system reform’ to punish the country’s soaring number of shoplifters as quickly as rioters were dealt with this summer. Paul Sanford, Chief Constable of Norfolk Police, said any toleration of shoplifting leads to more serious criminal activity and that the recent far-right rioting shows how a fast and tough response can stop these crimes being committed. But he warned that, on top of fixing policing, a total reform of the criminal justice system is needed in order to clamp down on shoplifters which includes addressing court backlogs, prison capacity and an under-resourced probation service. Mail Online 20/10/2024 News 999 calls for domestic abuse on England football match days surge massively, new figures show Exclusive: More than 3,000 emergency calls a day linked to domestic abuse were made to police during the Euro 2024 tournament The Independent 20/10/2024 News Newport: Gwent Police officer Huw Orphan faces jail for GBH A POLICE officer sacked for kicking his fellow officer wife down a flight of stairs is facing jail this week. PC Huw Orphan, 31, from Newport "back-kicked" PC Amy Burley as they argued while climbing the stairs at their family home after a night shift. South Wales Argus 20/10/2024 News Outgoing Police Commissioner says he was misunderstood at times NEW ZEALAND: Outgoing Police Commissioner Andrew Coster says he has been misunderstood at times during his tenure as the country's top cop — adding that law and order policy is too complex to be distilled into "media-sized soundbites". 1 News (New Zealand) 20/10/2024 News «112411251126112711281129113011311132Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
