Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115511 total results. Showing results 22601 to 22620 «112711281129113011311132113311341135Next ›Last » Mental health a ‘consistent factor’ in deaths following police contact Mental ill-health is a “consistent factor” among those who die in or following custody, according to the latest statistics from the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC). Police Professional 18/10/2024 News Mental health calls hit three-month high, police commission hears CANADA: Members of the Medicine Hat Police Commission discussed a number of topics during its public meeting at city hall Wednesday night, including a significant jump in calls for service. Medicine Hat News (Canada) 18/10/2024 News Should Hamilton police be wearing body cameras? The police board wants to know what you think CANADA: Police were approved to purchase 500 cameras for nearly $10 million in April. CBC News (Canada) 18/10/2024 News New police unit will attempt to address complex needs of Regina’s downtown area CANADA: A new unit to the Regina Police Service (RPS) has been introduced that is meant address the unique and complex needs of the downtown area. CTV News (Canada) 18/10/2024 News Gardaí dealt with 128 domestic abuse incidents every day last year, new figures show REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Instances of domestic, sexual and gender-based violence has increased in each of the past 10 years, and is on course to rise again in 2024. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 18/10/2024 News Garda and court stats shows sex work laws are ‘complete failure’ — Sex Workers Alliance Ireland REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda and court stats are proof that sex work laws are a complete failure says Sex Workers Alliance Ireland. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 18/10/2024 News Minister McEntee receives Government approval to sign Bilateral Treaties with United Arab Emirates REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee TD, will sign bilateral treaties with the United Arab Emirates on extradition and mutual legal assistance, following Government approval at an incorporeal Cabinet meeting which took place this morning (Friday). Government of Ireland 18/10/2024 News Tackling current challenges through a community intelligence-led policing methodology In the second of two articles on the community intelligence-led policing methodology (CILPM), Steve Dodd, a former South Wales Police detective and College of Policing subject matter expert on intelligence professionalisation, looks at how CILPM can help to tackle some of the existing key policing challenges, and why the current focus on community and neighbourhood policing make it the ideal time to adopt the new methodology. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/10/2024 Analysis, Feature Police insisted second Salisbury novichok attack was drug overdose, inquiry told Police officers urged paramedics and firefighters to treat the second novichok incident in 2018 as a drug overdose despite warnings from the ambulance and fire services that it had similarities to the first poisoning four months earlier in Salisbury, a public inquiry has heard. The Guardian 18/10/2024 News Home Office hires 200 staff to clear huge backlog of UK modern slavery cases More than 23,000 files were left open by the last government, says minister, with delays of up to four years in assigning victim status The Guardian 18/10/2024 News Operation Pamir – Final Report AUSTRALIA: A report under section 132 of Law Enforcement Conduct Commission Act 2016 concerning the arrest, charging and prosecution of a vulnerable person, including issues arising from his detention in custody. [PDF] NSW Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (LECC) (Australia) 18/10/2024 Report International Strategy: Towards 2030 AUSTRALIA: The Australian Federal Police (AFP) has a long and proud history of working with our partners around the world to protect Australia and our mutual interests. In times of global uncertainty, the AFP has proven ready to support our law enforcement partners, promote stability and peace offshore and take the fight to criminals wherever they hide to ensure the safety and security of our community. We are increasingly being called upon to combat a range of diverse security threats facing Australia, through police diplomacy. To remain effective in carrying out this mandate, we need to continue to grow our presence and reaffirm our international reputation. The AFP’s International Strategy, Towards 2030 outlines our approach to addressing the challenges and opportunities ahead of us in safeguarding Australia’s interests and delivering mutual benefits in our work with international partners to support a safer and more secure global community. With 2025 marking the 60th anniversary of Australia’s offshore policing presence, the release of this strategy is a timely reminder of the value of our work internationally and the opportunities we have to build on the last 60 years of success to ensure the AFP remains a partner of choice around the world. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 18/10/2024 Report Media Release – Operation Pamir AUSTRALIA: Serious misconduct findings made against three officers for their treatment of a vulnerable person in custody. The Commission has made findings of serious misconduct against three officers and recommended the NSW Police Commissioner take disciplinary action against three officers according to a new Law Enforcement Conduct Commission report. The Commission’s report on Operation Pamir found the officers engaged in serious misconduct in their dealing with a vulnerable person in custody in May 2020. One of the three officers attracted a finding of serious misconduct for putting false information to the 29-year-old Aboriginal man in custody during his interview, as well as inaccurate information in his statement. NSW Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (LECC) (Australia) 18/10/2024 News AFP launches new International Strategy AUSTRALIA: The AFP today launched its new International Strategy, Towards 2030 to set out a road map for how the organisation’s overseas activities will help protect Australians into the next decade. The AFP currently has more than 200 people based in 34 countries globally operating in a complex, volatile and technology-driven world to combat criminal threats that endanger the safety of communities in Australia and throughout the world. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 18/10/2024 News Cyber security awareness month October is cyber security awareness month – find out about cyber crime and technological advancements College of Policing 18/10/2024 News NSW Police officers found to have engaged in ‘serious misconduct’ against a vulnerable Aboriginal man in custody, says Commission AUSTRALIA: The NSW Police watchdog has made findings of "serious misconduct" against three officers and recommended the force's commissioner take disciplinary action against them. ABC News (Australia) 18/10/2024 News Three police officers engaged in serious misconduct while Indigenous man was in custody, report finds AUSTRALIA: Law Enforcement Conduct Commission says 29-year-old was denied his right to silence and was fed false information during interview The Guardian 18/10/2024 News Solicitor-General reverses prosecution guidelines requiring consideration of impact on Māori after backlash NEW ZEALAND: The Solicitor-General has backtracked on new prosecution guidelines released this week asking judges and lawyers to "think carefully" about how Māori are impacted by the criminal justice system. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 18/10/2024 News Reduction in community Garda numbers in Louth ‘significant concern’ says TD REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Louth Sinn Féin TD f says the reduction in community Garda numbers in Drogheda is a matter of “significant concern”. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 18/10/2024 News Europol AI report sets out ‘treasure trove’ of tech for policing – but warns of bias and impact of new EU AI law A new report from Europol sets out how artificial intelligence (AI) could “significantly transform policing”, with tools such as generative AI offering a “treasure trove of possibilities” for law enforcement; but the report also highlights the profound risks around AI systems embedding “longstanding societal biases”, and the important restrictions coming into force via the landmark EU AI Act passed earlier this year, as Policing Insight’s James Sweetland reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/10/2024 Analysis, Feature, Innovation «112711281129113011311132113311341135Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
