Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97847 total results. Showing results 22861 to 22880 «114011411142114311441145114611471148Next ›Last » Officer involved in violent arrest of Indigenous teen placed on restricted duties AUSTRALIA: The New South Police officer involved in the violent arrest of an Indigenous teenager last week has been placed on restricted duties. The arrest of the 18-year-old, who lives with a disability, occurred in the mid north coast town of Taree on Tuesday. Following the incident, the officer was placed on restricted duties after an internal investigation was launched by NSW Police. National Indigenous Times (NIT) (Australia) 21/8/2023 News Sara Sharif: 10-year-old found dead at Woking home previously ‘known to authorities’ – as police continue hunt for father Surrey County Council has said a "thorough review process" is under way following the death of Sara, whose body was found at her home in Woking on 10 August. Sky News 21/8/2023 News Police officers assaulted, yet couple’s pre-booked holiday comes first. The bucking trend that repeatedly fails to support officers. As assaults on police officers continue to rise, a judge in Bournemouth chose to listen to two defendant’s mitigating circumstances that stated that imposing a curfew following their assault on police officers, would leave them unable to go on their holiday. For all police officers reading this-now is the time to sigh. The Havering Daily 21/8/2023 News Prof Felia Allum: ‘I thought Italian organised crime was bad, but county lines has really opened my eyes’ In the latest in a series of interviews with leading figures involved in the research and investigation of organised crime, Policing Insight’s Dr Chris Allen spoke to University of Bath Professor Felia Allum, Chair of the European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR) Standing Group on Organised Crime, about talking to the mafia, the role of women in crime, and why the best way to tackle organised crime is by addressing poverty and lack of opportunity. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/8/2023 Feature, Interview Witness in Cecil Kennedy’s toddler manslaughter trial says police statement was changed AUSTRALIA: The sister of a man accused of giving a toddler a lethal dose of an antidepressant has told a jury her police statement was changed after she signed it. ABC News (Australia) 21/8/2023 News Lucy Letby police fear nurse attacked 30 more babies Serial killer faces whole life sentence today The Times - Subscription at source 21/8/2023 News Cops share dozens of photos of dead bodies and crime scenes UK police officers have shared dozens of unauthorised photos of dead bodies and crime scenes on messaging services such as WhatsApp in recent years, openDemocracy can reveal. openDemocracy 20/8/2023 News Waitrose offers free coffees for police officers amid shoplifting rise Initiative aims to increase police presence as retailer sees rise in theft and aggression The Guardian 20/8/2023 News Lucy Letby may have harmed dozens more babies, police fear Exclusive: Officers investigating ‘suspicious’ incidents at Countess of Chester and Liverpool women’s hospitals The Guardian 20/8/2023 News The impossible dream of joining Queensland police for people with ADHD AUSTRALIA: As the force struggles with staff shortages, experts and recruits are urging the restrictions on recruits with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder to be overturned. Cameron Humphreys has always looked up to his father and last year the 22-year-old decided to follow in his footsteps and apply for the Queensland police service. The Guardian 20/8/2023 News Homicide investigation after fatal stabbing in Palmerston North NEW ZEALAND: A man has died after being stabbed in the early hours of this morning, and a homicide investigation is under way. Police were called to a residential address in the suburb of Roslyn in Palmerston North shortly after 4am, where they found the man with injuries consistent with stab wounds. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 20/8/2023 News Missing parts of notebook contained details of 42 officers and staff, say police The information was lost when a laptop and notebook fell from a moving vehicle on the M2 motorway in north Belfast. Missing sections of a PSNI notebook which fell from a moving car contained details of 42 officers and staff, police have confirmed. The Independent 20/8/2023 News Data protection watchdog raises concerns over Police Scotland pilot scheme Scotland’s data protection watchdog for justice has written to Police Scotland amid concerns over the way the force has been storing “significant” amounts of sensitive information, including data from arrests. The Scottish biometrics commissioner has served Police Scotland with an information notice for operating a pilot scheme in which CCTV and mobile phone footage, as well as digital images that could be used in court cases, are stored on a cloud-based server run by a US company. The Sunday Post 20/8/2023 News Suffolk police to visit data breach victims in person Victims of a police data breach are to be visited in person by Suffolk officers to alert them to what has happened. Details of more than 370 victims of crime in Suffolk have potentially been compromised and those involved in the most serious crimes will be visited by police in person, it has been revealed. East Anglian Daily Times 20/8/2023 News Girlfriend suing police ‘who hung her out to dry’ after spying on killer Caroline Muirhead extracted a confession from Alexander McKellar for killing Tony Parsons in 2017 The Telegraph - Subscription at source 20/8/2023 News Hertfordshire Police officer sacked over two convictions for domestic violence A police officer who was recognised for supporting a victim of domestic abuse has been barred from policing after being found guilty of domestic violence offences. PC Ian Farmer, of Hertfordshire Police, is unable to serve again after being convicted of two counts of common assault. ITV News 20/8/2023 News Woman who went undercover to help snare killer ex could launch legal action against Police Scotland Caroline Muirhead was the key prosecution witness in the murder of cyclist Tony Parsons and provided the breakthrough to solve the case. Daily Record 20/8/2023 News Ōtara baby homicide case: Hamuera Rawhiti sentenced for killing 5-month-old son, Clarity Turu NEW ZEALAND: An Auckland man who would go into fits of jealous rage - kicking and stomping his pregnant partner in the head as she curled into a ball to protect her belly - experienced fatherhood for less than half a year before he turned his aggression on their infant son, killing him. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 20/8/2023 News OPP officer previously accused of fraud in Wayne Gretzky memorabilia theft files $6.3M lawsuit CANADA: An Ontario Provincial Police officer has filed a $6.3-million lawsuit against the Brantford Police Service and its board after facing charges — which were eventually dropped — related to an investigation into the theft of Wayne Gretzky memorabilia from the home of the hockey legend's father. CBC News (Canada) 20/8/2023 News Why new support centre for victim-survivors has been hailed a success AUSTRALIA: A new “wrap-around, trauma-informed” support centre for victim-survivors of sexual violence has counsellors and police in plain clothes on-hand to assist people who walk in off the street seeking assistance. The Mercury (Australia) - Subscription at source 20/8/2023 News «114011411142114311441145114611471148Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
