Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97248 total results. Showing results 2341 to 2360 «114115116117118119120121122Next ›Last » Women cautiously welcome night-time police scheme Women in Norwich have cautiously welcomed a new police initiative aimed at making people feel safer at night time. BBC 4/12/2024 News Met Police Flying Squad faces being cut by a fifth – and losing its weapons Metropolitan police says ‘eye-watering’ budget reductions will ‘create real problems’ The Telegraph - Subscription at source 4/12/2024 News Tory plan for 20,000 new jail places ‘will be years late and £4bn over budget’ – report NAO blames failures in Boris Johnson plan on successive governments’ policies and ‘unrealistic timelines’ The Guardian 4/12/2024 News Historic wage rise has NSW Police on track to full capacity AUSTRALIA: The biggest wage increase in history has the NSW Police force on track to return to full capacity by 2026, following five years of dwindling officer numbers. The Daily Telegraph (Australia) - Subscription at source 4/12/2024 News NT police commissioner flies to remote Tiwi Islands community after officers attacked AUSTRALIA: The Northern Territory's police commissioner has flown into a remote community on the Tiwi Islands after three officers were injured in a serious attack that knocked one of them unconscious. ABC News (Australia) 4/12/2024 News Suicide bombers: Identifying and deterring insider threats Twelve years ago this month the planned suicide bombing of a US airport by an employee fuelled by online extremist content was successfully thwarted by the FBI, in what became a benchmark for covert insider threat operations; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth looks back at the Terry Lee Loewen case, and also at ongoing work to develop a strategy to help businesses detect and deter potential internal hostile actors. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/12/2024 Analysis, Feature Victims to be given more protection in stalking crackdown Stalking victims are to be given more protection and perpetrators will face robust management under a raft of new measures unveiled by the Home Office yesterday. Emergency Services Times 4/12/2024 News New £26m police custody suite set to open in Durham next week A new £26m police custody suite is set to open in Durham next week and will accept its first detainees on 12 December. Emergency Services Times 4/12/2024 News New partnership to drive police operations innovation through advanced digitalisation A new partnership is aiming to drive innovation in national police operations through advanced digitalisation. Emergency Services Times 4/12/2024 News Facial recognition technology in law enforcement: Regulating data analysis of another kind Facial recognition technology (FRT) has emerged as a powerful tool for law enforcement, enabling the automated identification of individuals based on their unique facial features. Authorities have more and more made use of the technology to enhance criminal investigations through the analysis of images and video footage. In view of its increased use in Europe, this paper explores the legal implications of FRT in law enforcement under EU law and evaluates approaches to regulation. FRT use constitutes biometric data processing and comes with a particularly sensitive analysis of data. Its specific nature is grounded in the creation of a new (biometric) quality of data in order to subsequently compare for matches. Due to its impact on fundamental rights, this approach differs from conventional forensic analyses and must be appropriately regulated. Such regulation should consider the multiple data processing steps and reflect each step's impact on fundamental rights. From this procedural stance, the shortcomings of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) become evident. The AI Act contains specific rules for biometric AI systems but does not provide the necessary legal bases to justify FRT use by law enforcement. Without a comprehensive legal framework, such use is not permitted. This article provides concrete guidelines for addressing such regulation. Computer Law & Security Review 3/12/2024 Research article IOPC Director General welcomes new measures to support victims of stalking IOPC Director General Rachel Watson has today (3 December) welcomed measures announced by the Government aimed at protecting victims of stalking, which include accepting recommendations made as part of our joint investigation into a super-complaint about the police response to reports of stalking. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 3/12/2024 News APCC Victims Leads welcome new measures to protect stalking victims The Government has announced new measures designed to give victims of stalking greater protection from harm. In response, the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners' Victims Leads, PCCs Lisa Townsend and Clare Moody, said: Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 3/12/2024 News Government responds to stalking recommendations Our recent super-complaint provided policing and partners with a clear plan of action to improve standards in our response to stalking. College of Policing 3/12/2024 News Garda public attitudes survey 2023 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The 2023 Garda Public Attitudes Survey represents the third year since the resumption of traditional face-to-face interviewing, following a break in series in 2020 due to the Covid pandemic. [pdf] An Garda SÃochána 3/12/2024 Report Fewer people report seeing garda presence in their local area, survey finds REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A total of 7,682 adults and 835 young people aged 16 and 17 were interviewed for the Garda Public Attitude Survey 2023. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 3/12/2024 News Custody and Alcoholics Anonymous I am a sergeant in the City of London Police and have worked in custody management training and partnerships since 2020. College of Policing 3/12/2024 Feature Tackling violence against women and girls an ‘obsession’ for PM, MPs told Victims will be given the ‘right to know’ who their online stalker is, Home Office minister Jess Phillips said. The Independent 3/12/2024 News Structured analytic techniques in an intelligence fusion centre: a survey of analyst perspectives and use Structured analytic techniques (SATs) and fusion centres represent critical practice changes in the US that followed problems relating to 9/11 and Iraq WMD analysis. SATs have been studied at the national and supranational level, and on an individual basis. Fusion centre activities have also been examined, but less attention has been given to analysis. This study looks at perceptions and use of SATs at the sub-national level (an American fusion centre) using a survey previously used at the national and supranational levels. Findings align with earlier research, including that analysts take a positive view of SATs but use remains limited. Journal of Policing Intelligence and Counter Terrorism 3/12/2024 Research article AFN demands national inquiry into systemic racism in policing, police-related deaths CANADA: OTTAWA — The Assembly of First Nations is demanding the federal government launch a national inquiry into systemic racism in policing and the deaths of First Nations people. A resolution penned by Chief Allan Polchies of St. Delta Optimist (Canada) 3/12/2024 News Long-time employee accused of defrauding Windsor police quietly charged with more offences CANADA: The Windsor Police Service's long-time fleet manager, James Brush, has been charged with five more offences for allegedly defrauding his employer. CBC News (Canada) 3/12/2024 News, Video «114115116117118119120121122Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
