Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 94497 total results. Showing results 241 to 260 «91011121314151617Next ›Last » Document SA Police fought to keep secret reveals DV ‘victim blaming’ concerns within government unit AUSTRALIA: Some survey respondents cited a lack of emphasis on perpetrator accountability among decision makers in the task force. SA Police spent four months fighting the ABC's freedom of information request for the document. ABC News (Australia) 20/11/2024 News ACT’s new police minister outlines priorities, says ‘significant’ changes needed AUSTRALIA: The ACT's new police minister says "significant" changes are needed across the criminal justice system, flagging dangerous driving and addressing sexual assault as key priorities. The Canberra Times (Australia) - Subscription at source 20/11/2024 News 1,000 reports of anti-social behaviour every month says Bedfordshire Police as it urges Luton victims to come forward Anti-social behaviour is a blight on our communities says Bedfordshire Police as it reveals it receives around 1,000 reports every month. And it is urging victims to come forward as it marks Anti-social behaviour (ASB) Awareness Week this week. Luton Today 20/11/2024 News Trainee police officer ‘spied on woman using tracking device in phone’ A trainee Metropolitan Police officer accused of following a woman and using software to track her movements has denied stalking. Corey Williams, 25, has been charged with stalking involving serious alarm or distress over alleged actions towards Phoebe Taylor in August and September 2022. The Standard 20/11/2024 News Two Met Police officers deny sexual assault Two Metropolitan Police officers have denied sexually assaulting the same woman. Jerome Beasley, 42, and Luke Robinson, 39, both constables with the Central West Command Unit, pleaded not guilty at a short hearing at Westminster Magistrates' Court. BBC 20/11/2024 News Former inspector barred after messaging sex worker A former police inspector has been banned from policing after messaging a sex worker and posing for a Tinder profile picture in uniform and holding a firearm. Insp James Wyatt was found to have committed gross misconduct by contacting the woman via a website and discussing prices for her services. BBC 20/11/2024 News High-ranking officer suspended in data probe A high-ranking police officer has been suspended amid an investigation into misconduct across two forces. Cheshire Police's assistant chief constable, Una Kelly, was suspended with immediate effect on 14 November, the constabulary said. BBC 20/11/2024 News Police ‘losing confidence to exercise their powers’, says Philp Shadow home secretary Chris Philp said legal changes that would offer officers better protection must be pushed forward. The Independent 20/11/2024 News Met officers under investigation following fatal road traffic collision in south east London The Independent Office for Police Conduct’s (IOPC) investigation into a fatal road traffic collision involving Met Police officers in south-east London last month is progressing. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 20/11/2024 News Police pods roll out shows ‘we are here’ says Sussex Police Two pods were introduced earlier this year, with an extra five including in Brighton installed in the last week, costing around £12,000 each. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/11/2024 News ‘I want to know why jailed riot offenders did it’ says Cleveland PCC PCC says there is a role for restorative justice in tackling the motivations behind the summer disorder as forces continue to identify offenders. Police Oracle 20/11/2024 News Actions of Thames Valley officers praised after investigation into non-fatal police shooting An Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation has praised the courage and professionalism of Thames Valley Police (TVP) officers involved in an incident where an officer was shot with a crossbow by a man, who was shot by police shortly afterwards. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 20/11/2024 News Ontario introduces new legislation to build safer communities CANADA: The Ontario government introduced legislation that, if passed, will help keep streets and communities safe and hold criminals accountable. Blue Line (Canada) 20/11/2024 News Expanding mental health supports for public safety personnel in Ontario CANADA: The Ontario government is investing more than $32 million to ensure first responders and public safety personnel have access to mental health supports. Blue Line (Canada) 20/11/2024 News The Government of Canada invests $20.5 million to help stop gun violence in Saskatchewan CANADA: Today, the Honourable Dominic LeBlanc, Minister of Public Safety, Democratic Institutions and Intergovernmental Affairs, announced that the Government of Canada is investing $20.5 million in Saskatchewan through the Gun and Gang Violence Action Fund. Government of Canada 20/11/2024 News Senior garda who died by suicide stressed by ‘ridiculous and endless’ demands of defence in murder trial REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Inquest into the death of Detective Superintendent Colm Fox heard evidence the deceased was surprised at the 'ferocity' of the defence’s questioning of the truthfulness of Garda witnesses in Regency murder trial. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 20/11/2024 News Update sought on plans to expand garda training facilities at Dromard in Tipperary REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Tipperary TD has contacted both the Department of Justice and the Garda Commissioner seeking an urgent update on the Centre of Excellence for Garda Training and Development proposed for Dromard, which is located less than 10km from the Garda College in Templemore. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 20/11/2024 News FG & FF can’t be trusted on Garda Numbers – Labour launches recruitment and retention plan REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Speaking at the launch of Labour’s plan to rebuild An Garda SÃochána and reduce crime, Alan Kelly said Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil can’t be trusted on Garda recruitment with sworn members now lower then when their government started in 2020. Labour (Republic of Ireland) 20/11/2024 News Officers’ inexperience and limited training among challenges for issuing OOCDs to vulnerable adults, says report A recent report by RAND Europe on behalf of the Ministry of Justice has highlighted a lack of experience and training among police officers among the main challenges in improving the use of out-of-court disposals (OOCDs) for adults with health vulnerabilities in England and Wales, and has also created a series of guides and a data collection prototype tool to enable forces to implement OOCDs more effectively, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/11/2024 Analysis, Feature Cumberland Lodge Police Conference Report: Policing and the fourth industrial revolution The digital revolution is transforming how we live, work, and relate to one another. The fusion of technologies such as artificial intelligence, biotechnology, advanced robotics, and the Internet of Things has the potential to radically transform society during the 21st century. The event looked at the implications of these changes for policing and public safety. The Police Foundation 20/11/2024 Report «91011121314151617Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
