Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97248 total results. Showing results 25841 to 25860 «128912901291129212931294129512961297Next ›Last » Police numbers climb by 1800: Government expected to announce target reached today NEW ZEALAND: The Government is expected to announce it has reached the promised target of 1800 extra police officers, the Herald understands. The announcement is due to take place during a police graduation ceremony in Porirua this morning, with officials hinting they will be celebrating a “significant milestone of the Government’s commitment to grow Police numbers”. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 31/5/2023 News Force wins award for ‘positive’ community engagement with events celebrating black culture Nottinghamshire Police has won an award for its part in organising a celebratory showcase that also helped support children during the school holidays. The force helped organise four-days of events celebrating black culture last October that provided a snapshot of the wider activity taking place as part of Black History Month. Police Professional 31/5/2023 News Former officer charged with misconduct in public office A former West Yorkshire Police officer who pursued “inappropriate relationships” with women he met on duty is due to appear in court charged with three counts of misconduct in public office. Police Professional 31/5/2023 News Cheshire Chief Officer contracts extended The Chief Constable and Deputy Chief Constable have both had their contracts extended. Cheshire Chief Constable Mark Roberts and Deputy Chief Constable Chris Armitt have each had their contracts extended by PCC John Dwyer. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/5/2023 News Contract extensions for chief constable and deputy Chief Constable Mark Roberts has agreed a contract extension that will see him remain at Cheshire Constabulary until April 2027. Police Professional 31/5/2023 News West Mercia increases starting salaries for new recruits The force has said the uplift has been made to ensure they are consistent with other forces in the region. West Mercia student officers are set to see an uplift in their salaries from September 1. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/5/2023 News Lack of proper training is ‘throwing officers under a bus’ Constant breaches of minimum strengths is also an issue at busy stations. All too often forces rely on experience rather than investing in proper training with the result that individual officers 'get thrown under a bus' when things go wrong a conference has heard. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/5/2023 News Former officer charged with misconduct after pursuing ‘inappropriate relationship’ with crime victim A former West Mercia Police officer has been charged with misconduct in public office after allegedly attempting to pursue an “inappropriate sexual or emotional” relationship with a woman who had been a victim of a crime. Police Professional 31/5/2023 News Families to share their MISPER experience with police specialists Project to be part of research funded by the Home Office with data from all forces. The NPCC and the Missing People charity are to set up workshops involving Black families with lived experience of reporting their loved ones missing to share their perceptions of how their cases were handled with strategic police leaders. Police Oracle 31/5/2023 News Officers could face criminal charges over death of man hit by police car Two Sussex Police officers could face criminal charges after a man died after being hit by a police car last year. Police Professional 31/5/2023 News New violence prevention strategy unveiled A new national strategy to help cut violent crime and reduce the harm it causes has been published. Police Professional 31/5/2023 News Time for police to stop attending every mental health call-out, says PCC Surrey’s police and crime commissioner has backed calls for change on police mental health response, warning that thousands of police hours are being spent dealing with people in crisis. Police Professional 31/5/2023 News PCC’s fury at ‘appallingly selfish’ drivers who snapped serious crash pics Drivers caught taking photos of a serious crash “should feel ashamed” and will face consequences, Surrey’s police and crime commissioner has warned. Police Professional 31/5/2023 News GTA is ‘major hub’ for human trafficking as Peel police-led Project Pacific helps rescue 13 victims CANADA: Peel police rescued 13 human trafficking victims through a multi-jurisdictional human trafficking investigation dubbed Project Pacific. Toronto Star (Canada) 31/5/2023 News N.L. police watchdog to start collecting race-based data CANADA: Newfoundland and Labrador's police watchdog is beginning to collect race-based data to look for inequity in civilians' interactions with police. CBC News (Canada) 31/5/2023 News Police post traumatic stress injuries CANADA: Police officers are often the first on the scene to respond to events that involve highly stressful and sometimes dangerous situations. Blue Line (Canada) 31/5/2023 Feature Garda overtime for protecting Russian embassy exceeds €210,000, on top of cost of regular rostered duties REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda operation outside the Russian embassy in south Dublin has incurred overtime expenditure of more than €200,000 since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine began. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 31/5/2023 News Study on Familicide & Domestic and Family Violence Death Reviews REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: It has been a humbling experience to have had the honour of leading this Study on Familicide and Domestic Homicide Reviews which has been titled A Study on Familicide & Domestic and Family Violence Death Reviews to denote the more inclusive nature of international Domestic and Family Violent Death Reviews, which have been recommended for Ireland. Government of Ireland 31/5/2023 Report Mental health: Research reveals harrowing impact of traumatic material on crime investigators Continued exposure to horrific imagery and harrowing testimony is having a significant impact on the mental health of crime investigators across Europe; Dr Fazeelat Duran, a Postdoctoral researcher in occupational psychology at the University of Birmingham, outlines the findings of recent research that highlights the scale of the problem, and gives a voice to frontline officers who feel ignored by policymakers. Policing Insight 31/5/2023 Analysis, Feature Minister Harris brings Study on Familicide and Domestic and Family Violence Death Reviews to Government REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice Simon Harris has brought the ‘Study on Familicide and Domestic and Family Violence Death Reviews’ to Government. Government of Ireland 31/5/2023 News «128912901291129212931294129512961297Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
