Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93447 total results. Showing results 24621 to 24640 «122812291230123112321233123412351236Next ›Last » New Durham Regional Police Chief Peter Moreira sworn in CANADA: It was an event full of fanfare, starting with the new Durham Region’s new chief of police being bagpiped into a full house of his new peers, dignitaries and police officers from across the Greater Toronto Area. Global News (Canada) 25/3/2023 News, Video Saturday’s letters: Body-worn cameras would protect police CANADA: Only professors could perform the mental gymnastics to argue against body-worn cameras in this day and age of transparency and accountability. Edmonton Journal (Canada) 25/3/2023 Feature, Opinion Senior garda appointed Interpol special advisor REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A senior garda officer has been appointed as a special advisor to Interpol's senior management team in Lyon, France. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 25/3/2023 News Assistant Commissioner Maurice Carless completes his final operational shift after 37 years of service AUSTRALIA: Assistant Commissioner Maurice Carless has completed his final operational shift, partnered with his son Plain Clothes Senior Constable Nicholas Carless. Throughout the shift, the father and son pair patrolled the streets of Woodridge, the same streets Assistant Commissioner Carless patrolled when first joined the Queensland Police Service (QPS). Assistant Commissioner Carless reminiscent ahead of his final operational shift where his career first began. myPolice - Queensland Police News 25/3/2023 News Disclosures Tribunal rejects allegations made by Garda whistleblower against senior officers REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Former Garda sergeant Paul Barry claimed he was targeted and discredited because he made protected disclosures The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 25/3/2023 News OPC Compliance Notice progress report – July to September 2022 NEW ZEALAND: In line with expectations set in late 2021, this report summarises New Zealand Police’s progress in addressing a series of requirements issued by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner to better assure aspects of Police’s photographing and fingerprinting practices. New Zealand Police 25/3/2023 Report Met police Safer Schools officer jailed over child sexual abuse PC Hussain Chehab had admitted sexual activity with a girl and offences linked to indecent images of children The Guardian 24/3/2023 News Police watchdog says RCMP use of force in 2020 Whitehorse arrest was not criminal CANADA: An Alberta-based police watchdog agency has found that Yukon RCMP officers committed no offences when they used force to arrest a man who had been carrying an axe through Whitehorse's Rotary Park three years ago. But the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) also acknowledged that there were some "issues" with the officers' use of force which left the man with an injured arm and a black eye. CBC News (Canada) 24/3/2023 News Calgary police officers cleared of wrongdoing in fatal 2020 fleeing vehicle collision CANADA: Alberta's police watchdog has cleared two Calgary officers of any wrongdoing in connection with a 2020 collision when a fleeing motorist driving erratically struck and killed two pedestrians. The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) conducted an investigation because the two police officers had attempted to make the driver pull over a short time before the collision. CBC News (Canada) 24/3/2023 News ‘Just irresponsible’: Victoria police chief upset at possible elimination of late night task force CANADA: The Victoria Police Department (VicPD) is speaking out after learning its late-night task force could be on the chopping block as Victoria city council prepares to set its budget. Victoria police Chief Del Manak says cuts to late-night policing would remove a key service to the city. CBC News (Canada) 24/3/2023 News After criticism for ‘reviewing, not doing’, Queensland’s government is now announcing policies on the run AUSTRALIA: The government hasn’t referred anything to the law reform commission since 2021. Insiders worry about a pattern of reactive policy The Guardian 24/3/2023 Analysis, Feature Creating a P.A.T.H.E.way to Prevent Targeted Mass Violence: A Collaborative Law Enforcement–Behavioral Health Intervention Approach USA: The terms terrorism, homegrown violent extremism, and targeted mass violence have many governmental, procedural, and statutory definitions, which to the average person or victim of an act of targeted mass violence are inconsequential and unimportant. A 2015 Congressional Research Service report defined a mass shooting as the injuring or killing of four or more people by firearms within one event; but no matter the motivation, it comes down to the simple dynamic of “power and control through fear and violence.”. Governments, law enforcement, behavioral health experts, educators, and community providers must change the way they approach, assess, intervene, and manage individuals of concern by employing a behavioral risk reduction model to address the root cause(s) of the driving factors that lead an individual to engage in an act of targeted mass violence. Developing the capacity to capture knowable information early on, identify behavioral cues, and create timely response mechanisms will provide opportunities to intercede and divert an individual on a pathway to an act of targeted mass violence. This may appear to be a daunting and impossible task, given the many governmental and statutory silos in existence that create barriers to an integrated collaborative approach. However, as challenging as this sounds, there are agencies and communities who have already engaged in behavioral risk reduction strategies, understanding that this is a shared responsibility that cannot be shouldered by any one entity or organization. A successful approach also requires an understanding of the principle of shared risk management with the purposeful and lawful sharing of information, which is needed to prevent future acts of targeted mass violence. Police Chief Magazine 24/3/2023 Feature Student police officer’s family seek IOPC inquiry into ‘bullying’ before suicide Anugrah Abraham was stressed and lacked support while working for West Yorkshire police, family allege The Guardian 24/3/2023 News Do not expect privacy if charged with a crime, says police standards body College of Policing statement comes after ICO proposes forces across England and Wales no longer ‘should’ name those charged The Guardian 24/3/2023 News Gardaí introduce new policy in support of trans personnel REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The new 'Gender Identity in the Workplace' policy aims to provide a safe and inclusive environment for all trans staff. gcn (Republic of Ireland) 24/3/2023 News Chief Constable recognised in special honours list BTP Chief Constable Lucy D’Orsi has been honoured by the King for her contributions to the funeral of his mother, the late Queen. British Transport Police 24/3/2023 News Pringle says policing bill needs clarity around oversight and accountability REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Independent TD for Donegal, Thomas Pringle, said the new policing bill needs clarity around oversight and accountability. Deputy Pringle has detailed a number of concerns he had with the bill regarding oversight, accountability, and the re-politicisation of policing. Deputy Pringle said, “There is no clarity in this legislation as to how oversight and accountability are to be achieved in practice, despite the fact that one of the aims of the legislation was to simplify accountability structures.” Donegal News (Republic of Ireland) 24/3/2023 News Chief Superintendent made member of Royal Victorian Order Police Service of Northern Ireland’s Chief Superintendent Davy Beck has been made a member of the Royal Victorian Order. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 24/3/2023 News Police misconduct, England and Wales, year ending 31 March 2023 Statistics on the number of police complaints, conduct matters and recordable conduct matters finalised in the year ending 31 March 2023. Home Office 24/3/2023 News Inspecting ranks (Part-1): Know your rights and manage your time National Board Member and Learning and Development Lead John Partington kickstarts a blog series to deep dive into the 1994 PNB Agreement which changed the regulations for inspecting ranks affecting their work-life balance. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 24/3/2023 Feature, Opinion «122812291230123112321233123412351236Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
