Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93846 total results. Showing results 27001 to 27020 «134713481349135013511352135313541355Next ›Last » NSW police minister’s brother Kurt Toole in ‘harsh’ segregation ahead of sentencing for commercial drug supply AUSTRALIA: A sentencing hearing has been told the younger brother of NSW Police Minister Paul Toole remains in "harsh" segregation ahead of sentencing for commercial drug supply due to the family connection with his brother. ABC News (Australia) 6/2/2023 News Met Police close inquiry only hours after camper van theft The victim said she was forced to carry out her own investigation after officers failed to carry out basic inquiries The Times - Subscription at source 6/2/2023 News Stalker jailed after police track his abusive campaign with new software A violent man who locked up his girlfriend, torched her clothes and when she left him bombarded her with 700 calls a day has been jailed after detectives used pioneering software to map his stalking. Anhar Hussain, 23, from Dagenham, east London, was described as “jealous and possessive” and would punch walls and throw objects at the victim when their year-long relationship started to deteriorate. The Times - Subscription at source 6/2/2023 News David Carrick criminal inquiry to continue after his imprisonment Detectives seek evidence of further offending by serial rapist, who is due to be sentenced this week The Guardian 6/2/2023 News Former Met officer and prolific rapist David Carrick facing jail for sex attacks The sexual predator will be sentenced in a two-day hearing at Southwark Crown Court. The Independent 6/2/2023 News A visit to New Zealand Police College (Part 1) PolicingTV and Policing Insight Founder and Publisher Bernard Rix recently visited the New Zealand Police College in Wellington, where he met the College's Training Director, Warwick Morehu. In this first video of a two part series, Warwick begins by providing Bernard with a traditional greeting in Māori, before explaining the meaning of that greeting in English. Bernard and Warwick then discuss the importance and values that come from Māori tradition, before embarking on a tour of the College. Bernard also meets a number of the College's lecturers and current students. The second video, to be published shortly, includes extracts from New Zealand Police recruit training, as well as from the formal proceedings to celebrate students' graduation from the programme. PolicingTV - Subscription at source 6/2/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video A visit to New Zealand Police College (Part 1) PolicingTV and Policing Insight Founder and Publisher Bernard Rix recently visited the New Zealand Police College in Wellington, where he met the College's Training Director, Warwick Morehu. In this first video of a two part series, Warwick begins by providing Bernard with a traditional greeting in Māori, before explaining the meaning of that greeting in English. Bernard and Warwick then discuss the importance and values that come from Māori tradition, before embarking on a tour of the College. Bernard also meets a number of the College's lecturers and current students. The second video, to be published shortly, includes extracts from New Zealand Police recruit training, as well as from the formal proceedings to celebrate students' graduation from the programme. PolicingTV 6/2/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Sheelagh Brady: ‘We need to understand how people get involved in crime – not enough attention is given to that voice’ In the latest in a series of interviews with leading figures involved in the research and investigation of organised crime, Policing Insight’s Chris Allen spoke to Sheelagh Brady, Co-founder and Chief Security Analyst at SAR Consultancy, about hooliganism in the West Balkans, working for the UN in Nigeria, and the need to understand the motivation of organised criminals. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 6/2/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion David Carrick: victims of rapist policeman may sue Met Scotland Yard is facing a hefty legal bill over the David Carrick case, with several victims considering civil action over multiple failures to stop the prolific sex offender. The Times - Subscription at source 6/2/2023 News Scottish police pressed over complaints action Police Scotland must offer reassurances about the way it handles complaints, the Scottish Liberal Democrats have said. The Times - Subscription at source 6/2/2023 News Law-breaking Norfolk police officers to be hunted down – PCC A chief constable is "hunting" for officers who have broken the law or committed misconduct, according to a police and crime commissioner (PCC). BBC 6/2/2023 News Just Stop Oil autumn protests cost Met Police £7.5m Policing Just Stop Oil protests cost the Metropolitan Police £7.5m in nine weeks, it has been revealed. BBC 6/2/2023 News Hundreds of UK officers should never have been appointed, says police watchdog Some officers failed to declare ‘big red flags’ such as links to criminals The Independent 5/2/2023 News Hundreds of UK officers should never have been appointed, says police watchdog HM inspector of constabulary Matt Parr says entrants include those with links to criminality, and misogynists The Guardian 5/2/2023 News Al Sharpton warns UK could suffer US-style police brutality without deep reform Civil rights veteran who gave eulogy at Tyre Nichols’ funeral says racism in UK policing could produce similar tragedies The Guardian 5/2/2023 Feature, Opinion Under 2% of complaints about Police Scotland officers led to management action Just 63 out of more than 4,000 complaints made against officers between October 2021 and October 2022 were resolved by action from seniors on the force. Daily Record 5/2/2023 News Greens to block Simon Harris’s bid to permit garda use of face recognition technology REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Party stance comes as Garda Commissioner seeks to deploy high-tech detection tool for time-sensitive cases such as missing persons and child sex abuse Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 5/2/2023 News Police Scotland officers ‘are not properly vetted’ Ministers urged to act on concerns that thousands of officers have not been subjected to ongoing background checks. Thousands of police officers in Scotland have never been subjected to full background checks since they were recruited more than a decade ago, it has emerged. The disclosure prompted criticism of the national force’s vetting procedures in light of the disturbing case of David Carrick, who pleaded guilty last month to dozens of rape and sexual offences against women while he was a serving officer in the Metropolitan Police. The Times - Subscription at source 5/2/2023 News DNA labs ‘missing crucial evidence’ AUSTRALIA: The scientist who exposed catastrophic failings in Queensland’s DNA laboratory believes crucial forensic evidence is being missed in other Australian states. The Australian - Subscription at source 5/2/2023 News Former top police officer to lead probe into Auckland flood response NEW ZEALAND: Former police commissioner Mike Bush will head an independent review of the response to the first hours of the Auckland floods. Mayor Wayne Brown announced the review and asked Bush to head the inquiry given his "unparalleled experience and personal excellence in immediate crisis response." RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 5/2/2023 News «134713481349135013511352135313541355Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
