Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 94622 total results. Showing results 2621 to 2640 «128129130131132133134135136Next ›Last » More than £1m awarded in discrimination compensation to former officer A former officer has been awarded more than £1 million in compensation after it was ruled she had been discriminated against. Police Professional 27/9/2024 News Euro 24 and possession of Class A drugs drives rise in football-related arrests There was a 14 per cent increase in football-related arrests during the 2023/24 season, driven by an increase in arrests for the possession of Class A drugs and arrests during the Euro 2024 tournament. Police Professional 27/9/2024 News Police in northeastern Ontario respond to over 100 intimate partner violence calls every week CANADA: Since 2020, Greater Sudbury police have responded to over 3,000 calls yearly linked to IPV. CBC News (Canada) 27/9/2024 News Giving Albertans a voice in setting policing priorities CANADA: Ensuring Albertans are kept safe is a priority for Alberta’s government, evidenced by the introduction and passing of the Police Amendment Act, 2022. Blue Line (Canada) 27/9/2024 News FCN brings together 60+ senior leaders for Forensics Day More than 60 senior figures from policing, criminal justice and government have come together to discuss the risks and opportunities in forensics, at a new face-to-face event hosted by the FCN on behalf of the NPCC. Forensic Capability Network 27/9/2024 News Report says ‘disproportionate’ use of force against Indigenous and Black Calgary residents REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An analysis of race-based data shows Calgary police used a disproportionate amount of force against Indigenous and Black individuals in the city last year. Blue Line (Canada) 27/9/2024 News Senior garda to review investigation into Leitrim man Liam Farrell’s death REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Commissioner has confirmed he will appoint a senior officer to carry out a peer review of the garda investigation into the death of Leitrim man Liam Farrell. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 27/9/2024 News Review of Harassment Harmful Communications and Related Offences Act 2020 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Harassment, Harmful Communications and Related Offences Act, also known as Coco’s Law, was signed into law by the President on 28 December 2020 and was commenced in full on 10 February 2021. Government of Ireland 27/9/2024 Report Minister McEntee publishes review of the Harassment, Harmful Communications and Related Offences Act 2020 – Coco’s Law REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Legislation criminalising the sharing of, or threatening to share intimate images without a person’s consent, and distributing, publishing or sending a threatening or grossly offensive communication to another person, introduced by the Minister in 2021 reviewed. Government of Ireland 27/9/2024 News NPCC response to stalking super-complaint Deputy Chief Constable Paul Mills responds to HMICFRS, IPOC and College of Policing's findings into a super-complaint on stalking. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 27/9/2024 News Creator of tool to protect DV victims wins national award Stacey Rothwell, Network Director for the Eastern Region Innovation has been working on Rapid Video Response (RVR.) National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 27/9/2024 News Gun violence in Philadelphia plummeted in 2024: Researchers aren’t sure why, but here are three factors at play Gun homicides in Philadelphia surged during the covid years, but so far in 2024 fatal shootings are down by almost 40%; Carla Lewandowski and John A. Shjarback, Associate Professors of Criminal Justice at Rowan University, argue that while there is no single explanation for the drop, new police crime fighting strategies and leadership, a return to post-covid ‘near normalcy’ for policing and criminal justice, and wider national crime trends have all played a part. Policing Insight 27/9/2024 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Police Scotland’s Digital Forensic Dogs now fully deployed and working well New specially trained police “digi” sniffer dogs have helped collar a man with child sex abuse material and searched out a murder victim’s phone, it can be revealed. The Edinburgh Reporter 27/9/2024 News PSNI road policing units to use drug detection devices in 12-month pilot Last year saw 71 people lose their lives on Northern Ireland’s roads, the highest number of deaths for eight years. Officers from the PSNI’s Road Policing Unit and District Support Teams will be able to use DrugWipes to check for cannabis and cocaine in a 12-month pilot programme across the region. The DrugWipes kit uses a mouth swab, with a red line appearing if the person has taken the drugs. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/9/2024 News Met officers ‘accessed confidential Sarah Everard file without authorisation’ The force has apologised to the murdered woman’s family after five serving officers and two former officers allegedly looked at the file during the investigation The Times - Subscription at source 27/9/2024 News Emily Spurrell elected as APCC Chair Emily Spurrell has been elected as Chair of the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC). She is the Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Merseyside. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 27/9/2024 News APCC comment on the policing response to the SLT’s stalking super-complaint APCC Joint Victims Leads, PCC Lisa Townsend and Deputy Mayor Sophie Linden: Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 27/9/2024 News Queensland Police Service honours the sacrifice of fallen officers on National Police Remembrance Day AUSTRALIA: Police officers who have died in the line of duty are being remembered for National Police Remembrance Day. myPolice - Queensland Police News 27/9/2024 News Victims Commissioner responds to stalking super-complaint findings The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC), College of Policing and HMICFRS have today published their findings in response to a police super-complaint submitted by the Suzy Lamplugh Trust on behalf of the National Stalking Consortium in 2022. Victims' Commissioner 27/9/2024 News Notting Hill Carnival: Public safety must take priority over tradition and community feeling With two court cases now underway in relation to fatal attacks at this year’s Notting Hill Carnival, and the Metropolitan Police’s public order lead highlighting that officers at the event are increasingly being drawn into stewarding rather than policing roles, Policing Insight’s Graham Wettone looks at continuing concerns around the location and increased crowd numbers attending the event, and warns of the growing risk of a public safety disaster unless changes are made. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/9/2024 Analysis, Feature, Opinion «128129130131132133134135136Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
