Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103216 total results. Showing results 26321 to 26340 «131313141315131613171318131913201321Next ›Last » University of Sydney law professor wins court fight against NSW Police AUSTRALIA: A University of Sydney law professor has won a lawsuit against the state after NSW Police arrested him on the sidelines of a student protest, swept his legs out from under him and pushed him to the ground. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 2/10/2023 News New police intelligence tool speedily sending information on risk to frontline officers NEW ZEALAND: Police are using powerful new AI to help them assess the risk posed by offenders when officers are called out to emergencies, sparked by the shooting murder of an unarmed constable. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 2/10/2023 News Essex: Man dies after police restraint in Brentwood, inquest told A man died moments after being arrested and restrained by police outside a hotel, an inquest heard. BBC 2/10/2023 News Prospect of overtime refusal raises doubts about garda plan to handle Budget Day protests at Dáil REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: More than 40 gardaà from the public order unit are set to be deployed at Dáil Éireann next week as part of a significant policing operation for Budget Day. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 2/10/2023 News UK retailers demand protection from shoplifting surge Employers say violence and abuse of staff is on the rise and call on the police to prioritise a response Financial Times 2/10/2023 News OPC Compliance Notice progress report – April to June 2023 NEW ZEALAND: This report is an update on the progress made in working through the requirements of a Compliance Notice issued by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner (OPC) in December 2021 New Zealand Police 2/10/2023 Report OPC Compliance Notice progress report – July to September 2023 NEW ZEALAND: This report is an update on the progress made in working through the requirements of a Compliance Notice issued by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner (OPC) in December 2021. Initially, such progress reports were required every two months. In mid-2022, it was agreed progress reporting would happen every three months. New Zealand Police 2/10/2023 Report Shoplifting to be treated as a ‘high-harm’ cross-border crime on par with robbery, burglary and fraud by new national police team Shoplifting will be treated as a 'high-harm' cross-border crime on par with robbery, burglary and fraud by a new specialist national police team. Mail Online 2/10/2023 News Implementing the evidence: Why the ‘how’ matters in policing A presentation by Dr Karla Lopez of the Australian New Zealand Policing Advisory Agency (ANZPAA) from the 2022 Global Collaboration of Evidence Based Policing Conference explaining why implementation science is a natural ally to evidence-based policing. PolicingTV 2/10/2023 Feature, Video Shoplifting to be treated as ‘high-harm’ crime by new national police team Organised gangs blamed for record 37 per cent surge in retail thefts The Telegraph - Subscription at source 1/10/2023 News McEntee says she will not intervene in garda roster dispute REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Minister for Justice Helen McEntee has said she is not prepared to intervene directly in the garda roster dispute, saying it was not the role of the minister to direct gardaà on where, when, or how they work. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 1/10/2023 News Senior Leicestershire police moved to local stations to help growing numbers of inexperienced officers "This is a challenge facing all forces across the country." Leicestershire Live 1/10/2023 News Jarrod Gilbert: Why I believe the future of New Zealand’s frontline police is in fine shape NEW ZEALAND: Promises to increase the number of front-line police by 300 have been made by both National and Labour. Over the last three months, I’ve watched first-hand what the recruiting process is. NZ Herald (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 1/10/2023 Feature, Opinion Six Gardai currently suspended for more than four years as latest figures emerge REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Six serving Gardai are currently suspended from duty for over four years, we can reveal. They are still being paid while allegations against them are being probed by GSOC. The length of time it is taking the Garda Ombudsman to deal with complaints is causing huge anger and stress among rank and file members. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 1/10/2023 News Major UK retail bosses plead for staff protection as ‘violent criminals empty stores’ UK business leaders have asked for a meeting with the home secretary to press for a new offence of assaulting or abusing shop staff The Guardian 1/10/2023 News Review is long overdue to bring gardai into line REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: It is almost 45 years since the Conroy commission launched what was to be a mould-breaking inquiry into pay, terms of service, working conditions, role and functions of An Garda Siochana. It was the watershed point at which the organisation started to move on from the 19th-century values and structures it had inherited from the Royal Irish Constabulary. There is now a strong case for a similar exercise to align the force to 21st-century conditions. Whatever the rights and wrongs of the dispute between Drew Harris, the garda commissioner, and the Garda Representative Association, it is clear that there is considerable discontent and bad feeling among many rank-and-file gardai. Officers in supervisory and management ranks did not support the GRA’s recent vote of no confidence The Times - Subscription at source 1/10/2023 Feature, Opinion Keeping AI detection on right side of the law The UK’s long-arm-of-the-law has been much under the spotlight lately. What’s hardly been reported is how digitally-generated artificial Intelligence (AI) systems threaten to negatively impact on the tacit long-standing reputation and very foundations of what we recognise as policing by consent. Daily Business 1/10/2023 Feature I had to use lethal force in the Met. Today’s police marksmen face impossible choices Met firearms tactics have come under intense scrutiny. Tony Long, who was in limbo for ten years before he was cleared over a shooting, says he would hesitate to join Scotland Yard today. The Times - Subscription at source 1/10/2023 Feature, Opinion Russia police crisis: Burned out, disappointed and demoralised RUSSIA: Many former Russian police officers told the BBC they are quitting for less stressful jobs that are better paid. BBC 1/10/2023 News Suspected festival overdoses heighten focus on NSW drug policies AUSTRALIA: he NSW government will come under fresh scrutiny over its drug policies following the possible overdose deaths of two young men who attended a music festival in Sydney on the long weekend, which marked the start of the summer festival season. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 1/10/2023 News «131313141315131613171318131913201321Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
