Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97248 total results. Showing results 2361 to 2380 «115116117118119120121122123Next ›Last » Human Rights Review of Children and Young People and Policing At a number of meetings of the Northern Ireland Policing Board during 2023, issues of concern relating to the treatment of children and young people by police officers were raised by Members of the Board. These included strip searches of children in custody and the increasing number of children stopped and searched by the PSNI. The Board then requested the Human Rights Advisor to examine these issues in more detail. The Human Rights Advisor first examined the issue of strip searching in custody and produced the Human Rights Review Children and Young People: Strip Searching in Police Custody. This report has had an impact on effecting change in the way PSNI now carry out this process within custody suites. Northern Ireland Policing Board 3/12/2024 Report Human Rights Review Published: Children and Young People and Policing The Northern Ireland Policing Board has published a new Human Rights Review: Children and Young People and Policing. Conducted by the Board’s Independent Human Rights Advisor John Wadham, the report looks at issues which affect the rights of children and young people and makes 16 recommendations for change and improvement across 6 key areas: Use of Force; Use of Police Powers; Children and Young People as Victims; Privacy and Surveillance; Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery; and Children and Young People in Care. Northern Ireland Policing Board 3/12/2024 News Senior Metropolitan Police officer charged with attempted rape and sexual assaults Superintendent Jamie Gordon of the Met Police is accused of attempting to rape a woman almost a year ago The Standard 3/12/2024 News New police hub to give force ‘more patrol time’ A new £26m police centre will "save several thousand hours of police time each year," a force has said. Durham Police said the hub near Spennymoor, which will open next week, will have one of the most advanced police custody suites in the UK. BBC 3/12/2024 News Stalking victims to be told suspect’s name in ‘right to know’ powers The Home Office will unveil a series of measures to protect women following a campaign by the actress Nicola Thorp, who was not told her stalker’s identity The Times - Subscription at source 3/12/2024 News Senior Met police officer charged with attempted rape Superintendent Jamie Gordon is due in court on Wednesday The Times - Subscription at source 3/12/2024 News ‘Spy cops’ officer behaved recklessly by fathering son while undercover, inquiry told Bob Lambert accused of failing to consider wellbeing of woman he deceived into sexual relationship The Guardian 3/12/2024 News Deputy police and crime commissioner to step down Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland's deputy police and crime commissioner is stepping down from the role. BBC 3/12/2024 News BT Group signs major new contract to deliver mobile services for the ESN BT Group has signed a new £1.29 billion contract with the Home Office to provide mobile services for the Government’s Emergency Services Network (ESN) over the next seven years. Police Professional 3/12/2024 News Australian Federal Police issues warning to community over ‘alarming’ new potent opioid 10 times stronger than fentanyl AUSTRALIA: The Australian Federal Police has issued a warning to the community over an "alarming" new opioid deemed 10 times more potent than fentanyl and flooding into the country from all over the world. Sky News 3/12/2024 News Cyber risks facing UK ‘widely underestimated’, warns head of the NCSC The head of GCHQ’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) will use first major speech to warn that the cyber risks facing the nation are “widely underestimated” and call for collective action against an increasingly complex array of threats. Police Professional 3/12/2024 News Delighted cops say firearms register a winner after it revealed firearms allegedly passed on to gangs NEW ZEALAND: A Kāpiti-based Mongrel Mob prospect recently found with firearms and ammunition has been the catalyst for police identifying new sources of firearms to the criminal underworld - thanks to the Firearms Registry. Te Ao Maori News (New Zealand) 3/12/2024 News Police officer dismissed for gross misconduct A Cambridgeshire police officer has been dismissed following a misconduct hearing. BBC 3/12/2024 News Kristian White removed from NSW Police Force after guilty manslaughter verdict NEW ZEALAND: The NSW Police officer found guilty of the manslaughter of a 95-year-old woman in an aged care home in the Snowy Mountains has been sacked from the police force. Kristian White, 34, tasered Clare Nowland at the Yallambee Lodge facility in Cooma on 17 May, 2023 while she was using a walker and carrying a knife. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 3/12/2024 News Tasered man told police ‘I’m about to die’ – inquest A father-of-three told police "I'm about to die, I beg you" after being Tasered multiple times, an inquest heard. BBC 3/12/2024 News The Met successfully negotiate another protest weekend Chris Hobbs follows another set of London protests with one linked to an ongoing terrorism investigation. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/12/2024 News PC dismissed without notice for comments made in LBC discussion on boat immigrants Cambridgeshire officer also found to have used discriminatory language in a meeting which his supervisor. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/12/2024 News Suspected flasher tried to kill Kent officer in scissor attack, court hears The accused only stopped the assault when a fellow officer got into the flat and punched him in the head five or six times to force him to drop the scissors the court was told. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/12/2024 News Ottawa Police Service Board approves 2025 draft budget CANADA: Ottawa police will be asking city taxpayers for an extra $16 million next year to hire more officers and launch new programs in the nation's capital. CTV News (Canada) 3/12/2024 News B.C. police discipline ruling voided because officer overseeing investigation retired CANADA: A disciplinary decision against a former Vancouver police sergeant, who was found to have improperly shared degrading messages about a colleague who was sexually assaulted, has been voided after authorities realized the senior officer who oversaw the investigation retired a week before it was issued. Blue Line (Canada) 3/12/2024 News «115116117118119120121122123Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
