Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97188 total results. Showing results 26881 to 26900 «134113421343134413451346134713481349Next ›Last » Economic Crime Survey 2020 Key findings from the 2020 Economic Crime Survey (ECS) - a sample survey on the extent, nature and impacts of fraud and corruption experienced by businesses. Home Office 3/5/2023 Report Mark Rowley’s Met honeymoon is well and truly over Over the coming days we will see the Metropolitan Police at its very best. As the world descends on London for the coronation of King Charles, the force will execute a plan that has been decades in the making. As the past year has shown, there are few tasks the Met excels at more than protecting the public and dignitaries when the capital hosts huge occasions of state. The Spectator 3/5/2023 Feature, Opinion RCMP recruiting ‘crisis’ cited in report adds wrinkle to Surrey police decision CANADA: An internal report looking at RCMP recruitment and training is adding further complexity to questions around the future of policing in Surrey. The report, produced in June 2022 by the RCMP’s Management Advisory Board’s Training and Education Taskforce and obtained by Global News, called for an overhaul at the national force’s Depot training facility. Global News (Canada) 3/5/2023 News Commissioner defends police search of journalist’s home AUSTRALIA: Western Australia's police commissioner has defended the treatment of a journalist who had her home searched and equipment seized during an investigation into a protest. AAP has confirmed about 10 officers were involved in the search at the home of Roebourne-based Ngaarda Media reporter Eliza Kloser on Friday. Blue Mountains Gazette (Australia) 3/5/2023 News Police accused over use of facial recognition at King Charles’s coronation Met says technology will not be used to target protesters or activists, but campaigners say use is ‘extremely worrying’ The Guardian 3/5/2023 News Domestic violence victims ‘undermined and blamed’ by social workers – report REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Report finds victims characterised as abusers in family law courts and others not taken seriously by gardaí. Domestic violence victims are “undermined and blamed” by Tusla social workers, characterised as abusers in family law courts and not taken seriously by gardaí in some parts of the country, a report from the National Women’s Council and the Department of Justice has found. Published on Wednesday, the Report on the Intersection of the Criminal Justice, Private Family Law and Public Law Child Care Processes in Relation to Domestic and Sexual Violence, highlights how many social workers remain untrained in the dynamics of domestic violence and focus on removing children into care rather than supporting mothers. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 3/5/2023 News Harris warns on Garda non-prosecutions of barring order breaches in domestic violence cases REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Situations where gardaí are not prosecuting perpetrators of domestic violence who breach barring orders “need to be taken extraordinarily seriously”, Minister for Justice Simon Harris has warned, adding he would be raising this with the force. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 3/5/2023 News Two police officers stabbed, man shot dead in rural South Australia AUSTRALIA: Two police officers have been stabbed and their alleged attacker shot dead in a regional South Australian town. The Age (Australia) 3/5/2023 News, Video Man shot dead by police in Brisbane’s CBD did not take schizophrenia medication that day, inquest hears AUSTRALIA: A man shot dead by police in Brisbane’s CBD in 2020 had not taken his schizophrenia medication when he stabbed a tourist before charging at an officer with a knife, an inquest has heard. The Guardian 3/5/2023 News More women than ever before choose policing as a career – New Zealand Police NEW ZEALAND: This week 76 new officers celebrate their success with whÄnau and friends. Voxy.co.nz 3/5/2023 News All recent dawn raid arrests involved people from Asia, Pacific Islands NEW ZEALAND: The head of Immigration New Zealand says she will personally sign off on any further dawn arrests of overstayers. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 3/5/2023 News New ‘eyes and ears’ in city’s east NEW ZEALAND: Hamilton’s eastern suburbs will now have extra eyes and ears on the streets with the creation of a new Community Patrol. New Zealand Police 3/5/2023 News Fraud strategy ‘fails to recognise’ challenges of police investigations and impact on victims, says APCC The Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) has welcomed publication of the Government’s new fraud strategy buts says it “fails to recognise” the “fundamental challenges” in investigating the crime and the devastating impact on victims. Police Professional 3/5/2023 News Counter Terrorism Policing urges vigilance ahead of Coronation As communities across the UK prepare to mark the coronation of King Charles III, Counter Terrorism Policing is urging the public to stay alert at public events across the country. Police Professional 3/5/2023 News New law planned to tackle ‘escalating’ use of flares at football matches Football fans setting off flares and fireworks inside stadiums is “escalating”, a Scottish government minister said as she announced new measures are planned to tackle the problem. Police Professional 3/5/2023 News MPS to mount one of its ‘most significant and largest security operations’ for the Coronation The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) will mount one of the “most significant and largest security operations” it has led for the Coronation of His Majesty The King and Her Majesty The Queen Consort. Police Professional 3/5/2023 News Cheshire Constabulary recreates photograph taken 70 years ago to commemorate the Coronation To mark the Coronation of His Majesty The King and Her Majesty The Queen Consort, officers and staff from Cheshire Constabulary took a moment to come together to recreate a photograph taken more than 70 years ago. Police Professional 3/5/2023 News Delays reducing North Yorkshire Police’s ability to safeguard children, says HMICFRS Delays in getting evidence from digital devices and a “lack of knowledge” about online child abuse investigations are reducing North Yorkshire Police’s ability to safeguard children, according to a new report. Police Professional 3/5/2023 News Reducing re-traumatisation in justice system: new approach to better support victims and witnesses A new approach to equipping justice agencies with the skills and knowledge needed to reduce the re-traumatisation of victims and witnesses of crime has been published today. It underpins a key aim of the Victims, Witnesses and Justice Reform (Scotland) Bill, introduced last week, to embed trauma-informed practice across the justice system. The ‘Trauma Informed Justice: A Knowledge and Skills Framework’ enables justice organisations to support victims and witnesses in ways which minimises harm and re-traumatisation, support their recovery and enable the most effective evidence gathering. NHS Education for Scotland 3/5/2023 News Many Montrealers feel profiled during police traffic stops, study shows CANADA: Out of just over 500 people who reported when they were stopped by police since 2021 in Montreal, 30 per cent believe they were pulled over because of their appearance. Global News (Canada) 3/5/2023 News, Video «134113421343134413451346134713481349Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
