Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97338 total results. Showing results 25141 to 25160 «125412551256125712581259126012611262Next ›Last » Police union ringing alarm bells over staffing in CBRM CANADA: The union representing officers in the Cape Breton Regional Police Service says staffing shortages are creating a safety risk for officers and the public, but the police chief denies that's the case. Sandra Mullen, president of the Nova Scotia Government and General Employees Union, said police are leaving the force in droves due to working conditions, and recruitment is not keeping pace. CBC News (Canada) 19/6/2023 News Discussions aimed at resolving garda rostering row have taken place, court told REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: "Behind the scenes talks" aimed at resolving a row between the body that represents garda sergeants and inspectors and the Garda Commissioner over proposed rostering arrangements have been taking place, the High Court has heard. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 19/6/2023 News Gsoc raised ‘operational risks’ with Garda Commissioner during Nkencho probe REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Ombudsman alerted the Garda Commissioner of “live operational risks” in how gardaí dealt with crisis situations that it had identified during its investigation into the fatal shooting of George Nkencho. The revelation highlights potential dangers in how gardaí are responding to such situations, though it is not clear if it reflects specific failures in how the organisation or gardaí on the ground dealt with Mr Nkencho’s case. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 19/6/2023 News Essex Police rated ‘good’ for vetting and counter corruption “The public can be confident we’re stopping the wrong people joining Essex Police” – that’s the message from our Deputy Chief Constable after we were rated as ‘good’ for vetting and counter-corruption. Essex Police 19/6/2023 News Significant investment in ACT Policing AUSTRALIA: The ACT Government has unveiled an unprecedented commitment to enhance community safety by investing over $107 million in the recruitment of 126 ACT Policing personnel over the next five years. This represents the largest single investment ever made in ACT Policing. ACT Government (Australia) 19/6/2023 News Stop and search: Suella Braverman urges forces to ‘ramp up’ measure The home secretary has told police leaders to "ramp up" the use of stop-and-search powers to prevent more knife attacks and "save more lives". BBC 19/6/2023 News £70m redevelopment for Herts police’s Welwyn Garden City HQ Herts police's Welwyn Garden City headquarters is set to undergo a major redevelopment after a £70 million investment was given the go ahead. Approved by Hertfordshire police and crime commissioner David Lloyd, the investment will see a new building constructed at the Stanborough site. Welwyn Hatfield Times 19/6/2023 News Horror as man is shot multiple times by police – as paramedics rush to scene AUSTRALIA: A man has been shot multiple times by police who were responding to a reported domestic incident in Queensland. He was reportedly shot up to three times by officers at a house on Burkell Court in Bray Park, in north Brisbane's Moreton Bay region, on Monday at about 12.30pm. Mail Online 19/6/2023 News Chief constable’s commitment: ‘A place that is not only safe, but feels safe’ A relentless pursuit of criminals, exceptional local policing and putting victims first – this is how policing across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight will be delivered under changes announced by Chief Constable Scott Chilton. Police Professional 19/6/2023 News Meth in plastic pallets seized in Australia, US, Hong Kong and New Zealand AUSTRALIA: The AFP has charged three men in Sydney as part of an international investigation into a Mexican organised crime syndicate suspected of importing hundreds of kilograms of methamphetamine into Australia, Hong Kong and New Zealand. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 19/6/2023 News High Court appeal over assault of Kurow police officer is dismissed NEW ZEALAND: A man who got involved in a protracted scuffle with a police officer behind the Kurow Hotel has had an appeal against his assault conviction and jail sentence dismissed in the High Court. Stuff (New Zealand) 19/6/2023 News CPS to have new obligation to meet rape victims ahead of trial Rape victims will be given the opportunity to meet the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) staff involved in their case ahead of a trial in the latest move to guide them through the criminal justice system. Police Professional 19/6/2023 News Large groups of young people at bus station prompts police patrols NEW ZEALAND: Concerns about large numbers of young people hanging around a bus station has resulted in extra police patrols. Waitematā North Area prevention manager Senior Sergeant Roger Small said reports had been made to police about young people congregating at the Hibiscus Coast Bus Station "causing issues". RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 19/6/2023 News Community perspective on training NEW ZEALAND: The voice of the community has been made a core part of the Royal New Zealand Police College (RNZPC) with the establishment of an independent advisory board. New Zealand Police 19/6/2023 News Reports of online child abuse continue to increase Almost 2,000 reports of online child abuse were recorded by Police Scotland in 2022/23. Police Professional 19/6/2023 News Partygate: Met chief hints at new inquiry after ‘jingle and mingle’ video Sir Mark Rowley suggests force will investigate again after viewing video of party in December 2020 The Guardian 19/6/2023 News Chief officer who helped ‘transform’ Special Constabulary appointed OBE An officer who helped transform Kent Police’s Special Constabulary has been appointed OBE in The King’s first Birthday Honours List. Police Professional 19/6/2023 News Calls for national approach to ethics within tech projects The West Midlands OPCC has been calling for a national data ethics committee to scrutinise new tech and data projects within policing. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/6/2023 News Former officer would have been dismissed for ‘atrocious behaviour’ towards colleagues A misconduct hearing has found that a former officer would have been dismissed for bullying and discriminatory and offensive remarks he made to colleagues had he not resigned. Police Professional 19/6/2023 News New guidance on safeguarding the most vulnerable from criminal exploitation Frontline workers, including police and those in schools and the NHS, are being given new guidance to help prevent children and vulnerable adults from being drawn into organised crime. Police Professional 19/6/2023 News «125412551256125712581259126012611262Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
