Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103232 total results. Showing results 24201 to 24220 «120712081209121012111212121312141215Next ›Last » NPCC chair sets out ‘ambitious vision’ for technology-led transformation of policing Police will take a quantum leap forward with artificial intelligence (AI), data analytics, drones and facial recognition as the National Police Chiefs’ Council chair set out his ambitious vision for reform. Police Professional 15/11/2023 News Watch APCC & NPCC Partnership Summit 2023 Live Our Annual Partnership Summit is the most prestigious event in the policing calendar, bringing together senior leaders, politicians, experts, and decision-makers to discuss and shape solutions to some of the most complex issues in law enforcement. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 15/11/2023 News APCC chair opens the APCC & NPCC partnership summit 2023 Welcome to the annual National Policing Conference. It’s a pleasure to open today with fellow Chair, CC Gavin Stephens. Over the next two days we will look at how best to ‘reform policing to deliver safer communities’. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 15/11/2023 News APCC chair sets out priorities to deliver safer communities Addressing the APCC and NPCC national Summit (15-16 November), delivered in collaboration with the College of Policing, the APCC Chair set out her vision for the reform of policing and criminal justice, and reiterated the role of PCCs as policing leaders. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 15/11/2023 News PFEW Member Awarded Over £10,000 In ‘Injury On Duty’ claim The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has assisted a member to successfully claim more than £10,000 in damages from their force for an injury sustained on duty. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 15/11/2023 News A third of forces would use drones instead of helicopters PCC says her force don't use up allocated flying hours because NPAS base is too far away. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/11/2023 News Hampshire, Notts and West Mids first forces for new entry route The College of Policing CEO named the three forces at the NPCC/APCC annual summit. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/11/2023 News Scheme tackles issue of one in ten police witnesses appearing in court Reducing the more than 200,000 officers cited as witnesses in 2021/22. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/11/2023 News MoD officers recognised after saving man seriously injured in explosion PCs Ryan Devenish and Daniel Latham gave life-saving first aid to a man following an incident at an MOD base in South England. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/11/2023 News Major police priorities in ’24 to focus on traffic safety, violent crime, drugs, child porn CANADA: The police service (MJPS) presented its proposed 2024 operating budget during the recent Board of Police Commissioners’ meeting. Moose Jaw Today (Canada) 15/11/2023 News Canadian cities continue to over-invest in policing CANADA: Year-end debates about 2024 budgets have already begun across Canada, with cities like Waterloo and Ottawa proposing spikes in police budgets. The Conversation 15/11/2023 Feature Gardaí must use new law to tackle ‘dangerous and menacing’ misuse of scrambler bikes REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí must start to use new powers to tackle the “dangerous and menacing” misuse of scrambler motorbikes, according to one Dublin TD. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 15/11/2023 News Roscrea Stands Up returns for public meeting on social issues REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The meeting will focus on Garda resources and the dramatic influx of asylum seekers among several issues. Offaly Live 15/11/2023 News Greystones to get more gardaí as part of significant investment in station REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Greystones Councillor Stephen Stokes has welcomed plans for significant investment into Greystones Garda station, including refurbishment and the allocation of additional gardaí to the Greystones District in 2024. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 15/11/2023 News Joining forces to share knowledge in the fight against international organised crime As international collaboration between law enforcement agencies becomes increasingly critical to combat contemporary organised crime, Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth spoke to Superintendent Ted Esplund and Project Manager Åsa Granström at the Swedish Police Authority about the importance of knowledge exchange as part of their participation in NOTIONES, a new European network bringing police agencies together to improve the capacity and capability of intelligence functions. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/11/2023 Feature, Interview ‘County lines’: racism, safeguarding and statecraft in Britain Government policies relating to dealers in ‘county lines’ drugs trafficking cases have been welcomed as a departure from punitive approaches to drugs and ‘gang’ policing, in that those on the bottom rung of the drugs economy of heroin and crack cocaine are no longer treated as criminals but as potential victims and ‘modern slaves’ in need of protection. However, our research suggests not so much a radical break with previous modes of policing as that the term ‘county lines’ emerged as a logical extension of the government’s racist and classist language surrounding ‘gangs’, knife crime and youth violence. Policies implemented in the name of safeguarding the vulnerable also act as a gateway for criminalisation not just under drugs laws but also modern slavery legislation. The government’s discovery of, and responses to, ‘county lines’ hinge on a moral crisis in the making, which ultimately deepens the state’s pre-emptive and violent criminalisation of the ‘Black criminal other’ at a time of deep political crisis. Race & Class 15/11/2023 Research article Coalition push to give police the power to break up protests AUSTRALIA: Dumped laws that allowed Victoria Police to break up protests and move on demonstrators will be reintroduced to parliament on Wednesday as part of an attempted revival by the Coalition in the wake of angry clashes over the Gaza conflict. The controversial anti-protest laws were introduced in 2014 by the Napthine government, which gave police the power to move on protesters obstructing buildings or traffic, being violent or causing fear. The Age (Australia) 15/11/2023 News LGBTIQA+ Action Plan 2023–2026 AUSTRALIA: The Department of Police, Fire and Emergency Management LGBTIQA+ Action Plan 2023–2026 (Action Plan) sets realistic and achievable goals for the next three years to continue to improve our relationships with the LGBTIQA+ community and support our LGBTIQA+ staff, volunteers, and their allies. Tasmania Police 15/11/2023 Report New strategic plan to strengthen our support for LGBTIQA+ communities AUSTRALIA: A new strategic plan to further strengthen support for LGBTQA+ communities in Tasmania has been launched today. Commissioner Donna Adams said that the Department of Police, Fire and Emergency Management LGBTIQA+ Action Plan 2023–2026 was a testament to our commitment to creating a more inclusive environment for everyone, regardless of their sexual orientation, gender identity, or sex characteristics. Tasmania Police 15/11/2023 News Corruption claims over police officer involved in Stephen Lawrence murder case A lawyer representing the mother of Stephen Lawrence has demanded answers from Met Police following allegations a senior officer involved in her son's murder case was corrupt. Express 15/11/2023 News «120712081209121012111212121312141215Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
