Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97316 total results. Showing results 25241 to 25260 «125912601261126212631264126512661267Next ›Last » Former minister Pat Carey receives garda apology over leak REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Lawyers for the Garda Commissioner have apologised in the High Court to former Fianna Fáil TD Pat Carey for the leaking of information about an investigation relating to him in 2015. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 16/6/2023 News, Video Understanding Domestic Abuse Perpetrators: using unsupervised machine learning to analyse a longitudinal dataset of domestic abuse incidents from Essex Police. A Home-Office funded project. 2022 This project set out to address the following question: Are there any common profiles of domestic abuse perpetrators in Essex, and do they present different risks and opportunities for targeted interventions? To answer this question we conducted a mixed-methods study, analysing a large, longitudinal database of domestic abuse incidents and suspect data -relating to 16,491 suspects and 40,488 observations between 2016-2020- provided by Essex Police. Our findings, presented in this executive summary, reveal at least 4 distinct clusters of domestic abuse suspects in Essex. We explore the implications of these for interventions, training, and commissioning, and make recommendations for further research. CRIMRXIV 16/6/2023 Research article The end of protest? Service values and public trust are more important than assessing ‘more than minor hinderance’ The UK’s new Public Order Act completed its late night passage through the House of Lords this week, with the Government using rare secondary legislation to secure its success; Senior Policing Lecturer Owen West, a former chief superintendent and public order policing specialist, believes it is not only members of the upper house who regret the new law – police officers and commanders will face an impossible task in trying to interpret and implement the Act. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/6/2023 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Police force reports on the effectiveness of vetting and counter-corruption arrangements Today we published reports on the effectiveness of vetting arrangements in eight police forces [Cheshire, City of London, Cleveland, Essex, Gwent, Lancashire, North Wales and Staffordshire]. Some of these also include findings on IT monitoring and counter-corruption. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 16/6/2023 Report Former police watchdog chief Michael Lockwood charged with rape of girl Lockwood, 64, is accused of six counts of indecent assault and three counts of rape against a girl under the age of 16 The Guardian 16/6/2023 News Youth crime rises dramatically in recent Victorian crime data AUSTRALIA: The number of children committing criminal offences has risen by nearly 50 per cent, new data released by Victoria Police shows. The data, released this week, has shone a spotlight on youth offending in Victoria and in particular the growing prevalence of youth gangs. Perth Now (Australia) 16/6/2023 News NSW Police plan for major strike unless Labor step in AUSTRALIA: Chris O’Keefe spoke to Police Association’s Pat Gooley to explain why the cops are in a spot of strife. [AUDIO] 2GB (Australia) 16/6/2023 News Six men charged amid global crime syndicate’s attempt to traffic $1.7 billion worth of methamphetamine to Australia AUSTRALIA: Two men have been charged with attempting to import methamphetamine from a global criminal syndicate that has attempted to traffic almost $1.7 billion worth of the high-harm drug to Australia over several months. A further four men, who allegedly tried to buy the illicit drugs in Australia, have also been charged. The AFP and Victoria Police Victorian Joint Organised Crime Taskforce (JOCTF), working with Five Eyes Law Enforcement Group partners, has prevented more than six tonnes of liquid crystal methamphetamine from arriving in Australia in four separate ventures. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 16/6/2023 News Te Pae Oranga expands to help more Waikato communities NEW ZEALAND: A successful way of responding to offending that also helps people in trouble to turn their lives around is expanding to help more communities in Waikato. New Zealand Police 16/6/2023 News Joint response to Daniel Morgan Independent report published The NPCC and College have published a joint response detailing the progress made against recommendations laid out by the Daniel Morgan Independent Inquiry report in June 2021. Police Oracle 16/6/2023 News Support for new police powers to stop slow-moving portests Surrey PCC Lisa Townsend and the National Chair of the PFEW Steve Hartshorn have backed a new interpretation of 'serious disruption' which will allow officer to intervene earlier. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/6/2023 News ’Breaking point’: Union outraged over Chalker payout revelation AUSTRALIA: The police union has hit out at the NT government’s decision to skim Jamie Chalker’s mystery payout off the top of the police budget. The Courier Mail (Australia) - Subscription at source 16/6/2023 News Calls for greater Garda presence in Cork after Grand Parade stabbing REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: There have been fresh calls for an increased Garda presence on the streets in Cork city centre after a man was critically injured in a stabbing incident at Grand Parade on Wednesday evening. Echo Live (Republic of Ireland) 16/6/2023 News Project ADDER programme data TRANSPARENCY DATA: Data on Project ADDER, a programme launched in November 2020 to reduce drug-related offending, drug deaths and drug use. Home Office 16/6/2023 Report Police forces in England and Wales could face a combined budget shortfall of more than £700m by 2026, warns UNISON Without more funding to plug these huge budget shortfalls, public confidence in the police will continue to fall. UNISON 16/6/2023 News Bar for street sexual harassment offences in England and Wales set too high, charities say Open letter says burden on victims to prove intent leaves door open for perpetrators to claim they were joking The Guardian 16/6/2023 News Avon and Somerset Police ‘institutionally racist’, chief constable says A chief constable says she believes her own force is "institutionally racist". BBC 16/6/2023 News Murder charge for man accused of running over constable AUSTRALIA: A man accused of running over and killing a young West Australian police constable while attempting to avoid arrest has been charged with the officer’s murder. CQ Today (Australia) 16/6/2023 News Garda bodies question ‘timing and handling’ of case charges REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda representatives have questioned the 'timing and handling' of the charges against an officer in connection with a fatal road collision that left three Dublin criminals dead. Extra.ie (Republic of Ireland) 15/6/2023 News How police in England can now stop basically any protest New anti-protest legislation forced through by Suella Braverman has been labelled "unlawful" openDemocracy 15/6/2023 News «125912601261126212631264126512661267Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
