Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97225 total results. Showing results 26541 to 26560 «132413251326132713281329133013311332Next ›Last » Former Pc faces tribunal over alleged failure to probe Wayne Couzens claims Former Metropolitan Police officer Samantha Lee could be banned from serving with the force again if the allegations are proven. The Standard 15/5/2023 News Viewpoint: we aren’t just numbers An officer who has been through a criminal and misconduct investigation and fought to clear his name and record, argues for retention of safeguards Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/5/2023 Feature, Opinion The UK’s Secretive Web Surveillance Program Is Ramping Up A government effort to collect people’s internet records is moving beyond its test phase, but many details remain hidden from public view. Wired 15/5/2023 News Festus Akinbusoye: ‘I am the national portfolio lead for crime prevention’ Bedfordshire PCC Festus Akinbusoye talks to Policing TV’s Tom Gaymor about his national responsibilities as a PCC. PolicingTV 15/5/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Missing mother’s family slam ‘apathy’ of police investigation nine months after she disappeared after row with her parents The family and friends of a mother who vanished nine months ago have slammed the 'apathy' of the police's investigation into her disappearance. Mail Online 14/5/2023 News Merseyside Police thanks everyone for making Eurovision 2023 a success Merseyside Police would today, Sunday 14th May, like to thank everyone for making Eurovision 2023 a huge success. Merseyside Police 14/5/2023 News Homeless man whose dogs were shot dead brands Met Police ‘murderers’ Owner Louie Turnbull said he can't sleep in the wake of losing his beloved pets, who he claims were safely on leads and simply protecting him Express 14/5/2023 News The startling evidence of racism Queensland police couldn’t shrug off AUSTRALIA: Eden Gillespie could never have guessed that a chance meeting in a courtroom would lead to the public release of damning evidence of racism in the Queensland police force. The Guardian 14/5/2023 Feature Irish far-right plan to increase violent attacks REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Taoiseach Leo Varadkar condemns assault on Dublin migrant camp The Sunday Times 14/5/2023 News “There may be more ‘Chinese police stations'” in Canada, minister says CANADA: There may be more "Chinese police stations" operating in Canada, the Public Safety Minister told a Canadian TV station on Sunday, months after police said they were investigating whether two community centers in Montreal were being used to intimidate or harass Canadians of Chinese origin. Reuters 14/5/2023 News Jeremy Bamber says police watchdog ruling could see him freed from jail Jeremy Bamber, convicted of killing his family in 1985, believes a new police watchdog ruling could see him released from prison. Metro 14/5/2023 News Death of tasered man who fell off balcony sees Met Police officers probed for manslaughter Both of the officers are currently under investigation for gross negligence manslaughter by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC). The man fell from the fifth floor balcony of a building in Peckham, London. Express 14/5/2023 News Highest ranking black police officer retires after complaint Britain’s most senior black police officer, who was responsible for tackling police racism across all forces in England and Wales The Telegraph - Subscription at source 14/5/2023 News Family of missing mum slam police for taking ‘four months to talk to neighbours’ Denise Jarvis, 44, was last seen last year, the day after a row with her parents at their home, and Avon and Somerset Police have been criticised for the investigation so far. Mirror 14/5/2023 News DNA dynamite: SA’s crime-cracking database hits high AUSTRALIA: Almost 10 per cent of SA’s population is now recorded on the DNA database – with police now scoring a 70 per cent strike rate with hits. The Advertiser (Australia) - Subscription at source 14/5/2023 News Why Australians living with Tourette syndrome feel stressed and criminalised AUSTRALIA: James Sayers, 32, had a traumatic experience when police mistook his Tourette syndrome for drunken behaviour. While it happened more than a decade ago, the incident continues to traumatise him. The former Australian Ninja Warrior contestant from Melbourne is now part of a national campaign to increase awareness of the condition, with a survey finding some people living with Tourette syndrome feel criminalised by first responders such as police and paramedics. 7 News (Australia) 14/5/2023 News Crime chief accused of using police against Labour foes ‘It’s tripe,’ says Tory who is alleged to have asked officers to investigate political rivals’ local election leaflets The Times - Subscription at source 14/5/2023 News Why this new law let police arrest so many royal protesters Sixty-four people were arrested on the day of the coronation. The Metropolitan Police have questions to answer about how they exercised vast new powers to disrupt peaceful protest, as do parliamentarians for giving them those powers. They say they “regret” that six of those arrested “were unable to join the wider group of protesters”. Three safety volunteers were arrested for carrying rape alarms on the grounds that they would cause “serious disruption”. The Met commissioner, Sir Mark Rowley, has defended the force, arguing that “tolerance for disruption of the coronation celebrations was low”. Officers told him crowds “applauded and cheered as they made 17 arrests in The Mall”. It is concerning that the police seem to be seeking the adulation of crowds, but the The Times - Subscription at source 14/5/2023 Analysis, Feature Big Brother is watching! Police spy cameras capture 1.2 million secret pictures of drivers EVERY day as cops store 442 million images of motorists Scottish motorists are being photographed covertly on an unprecedented scale, with 1.2 million images a day captured by a network of secret police spy cameras. The number of pictures held after being obtained via Police Scotland's Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras stands at an astonishing 442 million. The network of 233 cameras, whose locations are kept secret, is in addition to the hundreds of separate devices used for speed and traffic light enforcement. Mail Online 14/5/2023 News Eartag satellite-tracking technology stopping livestock theft, saving farmers milions of dollars AUSTRALIA: A few years ago, Victorian livestock producer Belinda Steers went on a family holiday to Fiji. "We hadn't even landed and I had a phone call saying that the cattle had gone," she said. "The fences had been cut and we had only checked them 24 hours previously. "People know your movements and it always happens when you're not around." The Avenel resident was the victim of livestock theft — a crime estimated to cost Australian farmers $70 million a year, although that is nearly impossible to measure. ABC News (Australia) 13/5/2023 News «132413251326132713281329133013311332Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
