Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103123 total results. Showing results 26121 to 26140 «130313041305130613071308130913101311Next ›Last » Crime as a service: Challenges and priorities With the complex digital underground increasingly offering ‘crime as a service’ facilities to both traditional organised crime groups and cybercriminals, understanding how the approach works is essential for law enforcement; Policing Insight’s Andy Staniforth looks at the latest information from Europol’s European Cybercrime Centre (EC3), and new research funding that could help police organised crime investigators, analysts and experts tackle the problem. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/10/2023 Analysis, Feature, Innovation Suffolk struggling with call handling but has improved investigations HMICFRS found that the high non-emergency abandonment rate highlighted during the last inspection has actually gotten worse. Suffolk's call handling 'must improve' according to HMICFRS Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/10/2023 News Merseyside praised for prevention focus but backlogs cause concern PEEL inspection raises concerns of unprocessed forms in vulnerable persons and domestic violence disclosure units. Merseyside Police is good at preventing crime but its leadership and force management have been rated as adequate and it has allowed backlogs to develop in key areas according to HMICFRS. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/10/2023 News Chris Kaba: INQUEST responds to Met police shooter anonymity application The Metropolitan Police officer charged with the murder of Chris Kaba has applied to the court to be granted anonymity in the criminal proceedings. INQUEST believes this is not in the interests of open justice. Inquest 4/10/2023 News ‘Police can’t be everywhere all the time’: Minister urges public to make citizen’s arrest if they spot shoplifters Members of the public who spot shoplifters in action should use their power of citizen’s arrest, even if they have to use force, the policing minister has said. LBC 4/10/2023 News Calgary Policing Summit 2023 CANADA: The 2023 Calgary Policing Summit was held on September 8, 2023. The one-day conference was an opportunity for the Calgary Police Commission, Calgary Police Service (CPS) leadership, City Council, and the Alberta Ministry of Public Safety and Emergency Services to hear from Calgarians. [pdf] Calgary Police Commission 4/10/2023 Report Calgary Police Commission: Employee engagement report CANADA: To provide good governance, the Calgary Police Commission must be in touch with the needs, experiences, concerns, and motivators of CPS employees. [pdf] Calgary Police Commission 4/10/2023 Report Illicit Drug Data Report 2020–21 AUSTRALIA: The Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC)’s annual Illicit Drug Data Report, now in its 19th edition, continues to provide an authoritative picture of illicit drug data in Australia. Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) 4/10/2023 Report Gross misconduct case thrown out after ‘catalogue of failures’ CNC Sergeant Simon Smith has been facing allegations at the level of gross misconduct. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/10/2023 News Call for new laws to improve vetting of Police Scotland officers Vetting of police officers is a problem that needs to be urgently addressed, with no uniformity in approach from the legacy forces that made up Police Scotland and no requirement to re-vet staff since the single entity was created causing a "significant risk" to public safety. Holyrood Magazine 3/10/2023 News Honouring heroes Fallen police officers among Brave@Heart Award winners. Scottish Government 3/10/2023 News UK Policing Minister Plans Comprehensive, Searchable Platform to Identify Criminals The United Kingdom’s policing minister, Chris Philp, has revealed plans to integrate data from national databases including the Police National Database and the Passport Office into a single platform that would enable searches based on facial recognition. Find Biometrics 3/10/2023 News 2023-24 pay deal agreed for police staff in Scotland A minimum 7% increase to pay for staff working across policing in Scotland has been agreed and will be backdated to 1 April 2023. Scottish Police Authority (SPA) 3/10/2023 News UK minister wants police biometric passport database searches to catch shoplifters CCTV images from shoplifting, burglary and theft investigations in the UK should be compared against Home Office passport and immigration databases with facial recognition, Police Minister Chris Philp says according to the Daily Mail. BiometricUpdate.com 3/10/2023 News Met police officer raped two women with the space of two days Metropolitan Police officer is accused raping two different women in the space of 11 days including an attack when one of the alleged victims says she was asleep, a court has heard. The Standard 3/10/2023 News ‘Thousands’ of armed police may down guns if Chris Kaba murder suspect is named tomorrow A serving Metropolitan Police firearms officer - known only as NX121 - is charged with the murder of Chris Kaba. An order protecting his anonymity could be lifted at the Old Bailey on Wednesday. Sky News 3/10/2023 News Cree man loses bid to privately prosecute Edmonton police officer who kicked him in head CANADA: An Indigenous man's attempt to privately prosecute the Edmonton police officer who kicked him in the head — leaving him with life-altering injuries — has been shut down by the Crown. CBC News (Canada) 3/10/2023 News 3 Windsor police officers recognized as finalists for policing, community awards CANADA: Const. Jeff Loewen has been a police officer for almost 30 years. Over those years, he's seen a lot — but he says working with a local charity helps him give back. CBC News (Canada) 3/10/2023 News Australia was a world leader in road safety, but has progress stalled? AUSTRALIA: Australia was once an international pioneer in road safety. In 1970, Victoria became the first jurisdiction in the world to make wearing seatbelts mandatory, with the rest of the country quickly following. Shortly after that, Australian states were among global leaders at instituting random breath testing. Both developments saw Australia's road toll drop significantly over the decades that followed. But according to the Bureau of Infrastructure and Transport Research Economics, that progress has stalled. In the last decade, national fatalities have remained largely flat year-on-year. ABC News (Australia) 3/10/2023 News Action plan needed to deal with garda roster dispute – McDonald REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Government needs an action plan to deal with a dispute between Garda Commissioner Drew Harris and Garda representative organisations, Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDomald has said. She added the ongoing disagreement over roster changes was a crisis and that leadership was now required. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 3/10/2023 News «130313041305130613071308130913101311Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
