Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115524 total results. Showing results 23721 to 23740 «118311841185118611871188118911901191Next ›Last » Eddie Hutch murder investigation is ongoing and has advanced, inquest hears REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí believe Mr Hutch was shot in retaliation for the brutal murder of David Byrne – a senior member of the Kinahan drugs cartel Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 24/9/2024 News Garda investigation into Eddie Hutch murder has advanced in recent months – inquest REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Garda investigation into the murder of the brother of crime gang leader Gerry Hutch is “ongoing” and has been “advanced” in recent months, an inquest has heard. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 24/9/2024 News How data in policing can drive real change Five minutes with Simon Pountain, Centre for Data and Analytics in Policing (CDAP) Business Lead. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 24/9/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion Revamped Cashel garda station to have longer opening hours and increased garda presence REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A newly refurbished Cashel garda station is to re-open in the coming weeks with longer opening hours and an increased garda visibility in the heritage town, according to a Tipperary County Councillor. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 24/9/2024 News Police Scotland outlines vision to strengthen the front line and reconnect with communities Every community in Scotland will have identifiable local officers as part of an ambitious new vision for Police Scotland. Police Professional 24/9/2024 News UK’s cold cases could be solved using AI technology Söze, a cloud-based software, could help detectives to identify new lines of inquiry. Britain’s most notorious cold cases could be cracked by artificial intelligence which condenses 81 years of human work into 30 hours. Police chiefs believe the use of Söze, a cloud-based software which provides assistive artificial intelligence, could ingest scores of case files to help detectives identify new lines of inquiry. The Times - Subscription at source 24/9/2024 News Chief Constable pledges ambitious new vision for Police Scotland Every community in Scotland will have identifiable local officers as part of an ambitious new vision for Police Scotland. The Edinburgh Reporter 24/9/2024 News Inspectorate report shows Staffordshire Police continues to improve The latest report into Staffordshire Police’s performance has today (Tuesday 24 September) been published by His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS). The report, published under the Police Efficiency, Effectiveness and Legitimacy (PEEL) programme, shows improvements taking place across the board, with the force achieving improved ratings in the majority of categories since the last PEEL inspection in 2022. Against the backdrop of many forces seeing their gradings reduce in this current inspection window, it sees Staffordshire Police emerge as one of the most improved forces in the country. This positive inspection follows the force being removed from HMICFRS’ ‘Engage’ enhanced monitoring process in May following improvements to specific areas of our service. Staffordshire Police 24/9/2024 News HMICFRS inspection report published 2023-25 Norfolk Police is good at preventing and deterring crime, is charging more criminals than any other force in the country and has made significant efforts to improve investigation standards, according to its latest inspection report. However, the constabulary needs to improve the way it responds to the public, how risk assessments are managed in some domestic abuse cases and how sex offenders are managed in the community. Chief Constable Paul Sanford said the force remained committed to providing exceptional policing to the people of Norfolk and, with the right funding in place, would work hard to make improvements in areas identified by inspectors. Norfolk Constabulary 24/9/2024 News Aboriginal NT police officers allege ‘countless incidents’ of racial discrimination in human rights complaint AUSTRALIA: A group of Aboriginal community police officers are claiming they were subject to decades of racial discrimination and vilification within the NT Police Force. Their complaint to the Australian Human Rights Commission includes allegations of offensive and derogatory language and receiving less pay than their non-Indigenous colleagues for similar work. ABC News (Australia) 24/9/2024 News Joint exercise enables emergency squads to hone skills, cooperation AUSTRALIA: A live training event involving a mock prison disturbance has tested the emergency response skills of personnel from the Department of Justice and Western Australian Police Force. Government of Western Australia 24/9/2024 News Queensland police commissioner acknowledges service’s ‘chequered’ history with First Nations people at truth-telling inquiry AUSTRALIA: Queensland's police commissioner has acknowledged the service's "chequered" history with First Nations people at the state's Truth-telling and Hearing Inquiry. Speaking after the fourth day of hearings in Brisbane, Commissioner Steve Gollschewski said he had ordered that no records be destroyed as Queensland Police Service (QPS) combs its archives to share with the inquiry. ABC News (Australia) 24/9/2024 News Indian community failing to see ‘tangible results’ on crime NEW ZEALAND: Indian community leaders continue to express disappointment at the government's efforts to restore law and order despite a flurry of recent announcements that seek to lay the foundation for a tougher response on crime. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 24/9/2024 News Andrew Coster: The commissioner who tried to tackle bias in NZ policing NEW ZEALAND: Police Commissioner Andrew Coster has resigned to become the first secretary for social investment and chief executive of the Social Investment Agency. In his new role, he will serve as the lead advisor to the government and be responsible for delivering on social investment initiatives. Part of Coster’s mahi since his appointment as commissioner in 2020 has been to acknowledge, understand and address bias within the police, which has led to inequitable policing of communities across Aotearoa. Te Ao Maori News (New Zealand) 24/9/2024 News Andrew Coster has ‘had a few difficult years’, Police Association says NEW ZEALAND: The departing Police Commissioner Andrew Coster has not been everyone's favourite, but the Police Association says he has not had the easiest of jobs. Andrew Coster is leaving the top job six months early to take up a new role heading a Social Investment Agency. "I think overall it's probably a good call from all sides," Police Association president Chris Cahill told Checkpoint. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 24/9/2024 News Police Commissioner Andrew Coster resigns, to head new Social Investment Agency NEW ZEALAND: Police Commissioner Andrew Coster says there's no bad blood with the National Party as he leaves the force early to head up the new Social Investment Agency. He begins his five-year term from 11 November, meaning he will finish up at his police role about six months early. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 24/9/2024 News Force cycle unit tackles ‘souped up’ e-bikes capable of 60mph speeds Unit sees illegal e-bikes increasingly used by commuters, food delivery riders and criminals who use them to snatch phones. Officers say they are increasingly finding many e-bikes have been modified to reach much faster speeds. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/9/2024 News Staffordshire has ‘made progress’ but has more work to do in responding to public Staffordshire Police was moved out of Engage in May 2024 and returned to routine monitoring. Staffordshire Police has made further progress since its previous inspection but still needs careful monitoring in some areas the inspectorate have said in a PEEL assessment published today. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/9/2024 News Investigating organised human trafficking crimes: case studies of police investigations in England Investigating organised human trafficking criminality is neither easy nor straightforward. Among the complexity is the need to balance and secure multiple, and often competing, investigative goals. Using case studies of actual human trafficking investigations in England, the present exploratory study provides insights into the tensions between safeguarding victims while also (at the same time) building up evidence against those who exploit them in order to secure a successful prosecution. Findings reveal that factors associated with the assessed level of risk of victims, the intelligence available at the start of the investigation and police resources (balanced with opportunities and risk to secure the investigative goals) influence the investigative approach followed and strategies implemented, particularly those aiming to engage with victims. The exploratory findings illustrate the importance of intelligence in risk assessment and decision-making processes during police operations, but also the need to conduct yet further research on risk assessment within the context of human trafficking investigations to inform policy and decision-making policing practices. Police Practice and Research 24/9/2024 Research article Julian Bennett suspended from duty and will face another misconduct hearing Commander Bennett had been reinstated to the Met after successfully appealing his dismissal for failing to provide a sample for a drugs test when accused of smoking cannabis. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/9/2024 News «118311841185118611871188118911901191Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
