Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103152 total results. Showing results 25461 to 25480 «127012711272127312741275127612771278Next ›Last » Peterborough Police ‘critically understaffed for years’ says board chair at final meeting before budget discussions CANADA: Peterborough Police can’t keep operating with budget increases that only account for inflation, as their costs and needs far outweigh what they’ve been working with, says the police board chair. The Peterborough Examiner (Canada) 18/10/2023 News Disappearance of Nanaimo woman remains unsolved [RCMP] CANADA: Nanaimo, B.C. is a picturesque part of Canada located on the east side of Vancouver Island – a ferry port city with endless views of the Pacific Ocean. Blue Line (Canada) 18/10/2023 Feature Cannabis Worth €1m Seized At Dublin Airport REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: 51 kilos of the drug were discovered in two separate searches of the luggage of passengers who had arrived in from the US yesterday. 98FM (Republic of Ireland) 18/10/2023 News Number of gardaí policing the roads hits a five-year low REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The number of gardaí policing roads has hit a five-year low while incidents of drug and dangerous driving soar, new figures show. Extra.ie (Republic of Ireland) 18/10/2023 News Hate crimes and anti-Semitism surge in the UK and US against the backdrop of violence in Israel and Gaza As police forces in the UK collaborate with local authorities, government and community groups to promote National Hate Crime Awareness Week, new figures from the US and the UK highlight an increase in hate crime – particularly anti-Semitism – with incidents surging in the wake of the horrific attacks and continuing conflict between Israel and Gaza, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/10/2023 Analysis, Feature Minister McEntee marks EU Anti-Trafficking Day REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee TD, has marked EU Anti-Trafficking Day by emphasising the importance of raising awareness of the crime, and confirming that a new Action Plan to combat human trafficking will be published within weeks. Government of Ireland 18/10/2023 News Why Belief Matters If what I say here means that even one more survivor of child sexual abuse feels able to come forward and talk to us, knowing they will be believed, then it will be a success. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 18/10/2023 Feature, Opinion Staffordshire Police staff working through breaks to answer 999 calls faster Improvements to Staffordshire Police’s contact centre have seen the force jump into the top 10 for 999 call answering times. The force has recruited more contact centre staff and introduced a triage service, as well as launching an online reporting facility on its website, to help it respond more quickly to emergency calls. Stoke on Trent Live 18/10/2023 News Laughing gas to be criminalised today as ministers crackdown on drug abuse Possession of laughing gas will be illegal from November 9, Ministers will confirm today Express 18/10/2023 News Crowded house: Are Scotland’s overcrowded prisons fit for purpose? They don’t make prisons like they used to. Back when the Victorians were building their monuments to incarceration the focus was very much on punishment, the idea being that cramped cells and limited recreational facilities would deter people from reoffending. That is not, says architect Callum Houston, how things are done these days. Holyrood Magazine 18/10/2023 Feature, Opinion Police numbers boosted across all but two forces Analysis by finance experts, RIFT, has revealed which areas of England and Wales have seen the biggest boost to the number of boobies on the beat, despite fears that budget constraints could lead to staff cuts. As well as the only two police forces to have seen a decline. London Loves Business 18/10/2023 News Australian Federal Police chiefs pursued over paltry pay AUSTRALIA: Expensive employee churn and burn caused by suppressed pay packages offered by the Australian Federal Police (AFP) has become the latest operational target for the force’s union, as industrial representatives attempt to persuade those guarding the commonwealth’s coffers to part with more silver for their services. The Australian Federal Police Association on Tuesday released its 2023 Pay and Morale Survey, saying the staff assessment will now become an annual fixture for shining a light on the real state of affairs. The Mandarin (Australia) 18/10/2023 News Publication of disciplinary outcomes AUSTRALIA: For a number of years, South Australia Police (SAPOL) has published employee disciplinary outcomes in the South Australia Police Gazette. The purpose of these publications is to inform and educate SAPOL employees on issues relating to disciplinary outcomes including sanctions imposed. The Commissioner of Police has now decided it is appropriate that disciplinary outcomes relating to police officers are reported publically on the South Australia Police website in the same way they are published in the South Australia Police Gazette. South Australia Police 18/10/2023 News Investing in police and emergency services infrastructure for Tasmania AUSTRALIA: Keeping Tasmanian communities safe is the highest priority for the Rockliff Liberal Government which is why we are investing record amounts into infrastructure for our police and emergency services. Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Management, Felix Ellis, said that one of our most significant investments to support victim survivors is our new wrap-around Arch Centres. Tasmanian Government 18/10/2023 News Gang violence: Police obtain special licence to investigate as tensions rise in Tairāwhiti Gisborne NEW ZEALAND: Police have bolstered their response to gang activity in Tairāwhiti Gisborne, which includes obtaining a special licence for search warrants as tensions rise in the area. Local rival gangs Mongrel Mob and Black Power are at the centre of a new operation dubbed Operation Medial, according to Inspector Darren Paki, after several firearms-related events last weekend. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 18/10/2023 News Abuse trial juries ‘need mental health support’ British Psychological Society urges ministers to provide counselling services as part of jury duty The Times - Subscription at source 18/10/2023 News Nitrous oxide to be illegal from November Possession of nitrous oxide, also known as ‘laughing gas’, will be illegal from next month with repeat serious users facing up to two years in prison and the maximum punishment for dealing doubling to 14 years. Police Professional 18/10/2023 News Ian Critchley: ‘We must treat survivors with care, compassion, and empathy so they feel believed and trusted’ This Friday (20 October) marks a year since the final report from the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse was published; to mark this, Ian Critchley, the National Police Chiefs’ Council Lead for Child Protection and Abuse Investigation and former Deputy Chief Constable of Merseyside, has written about the journey policing has been on in the approach to investigating child sexual abuse and exploitation, and how victims and survivors are supported. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/10/2023 Feature, Opinion Merseyside secures 44 SVROs six months into pilot The initiative allows officers to stop, detain and search offenders who have previously been convicted of knife or offensive weapon offences. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/10/2023 News Firm dubbed Britain’s first ‘private police force’ takes suspected burglar to court after officers failed to investigate shoplifting spree A firm dubbed Britain's first 'private police force' is to take a suspected burglar to court for the first time after officers failed to investigate a shoplifting spree. Mail Online 18/10/2023 News «127012711272127312741275127612771278Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
