Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97180 total results. Showing results 27261 to 27280 «136013611362136313641365136613671368Next ›Last » More than 80 alleged stalkers arrested in first year of NI legislation More than 80 alleged stalkers have been arrested in Northern Ireland since new legislation was introduced 12 months ago. Police Professional 24/4/2023 News Moped delivery drivers targeted in illegal working crackdown A week-long crackdown on illegal working by delivery drivers from major firms has resulted in 60 arrests across London and the South. Police Professional 24/4/2023 News Prosecutors focus on ‘love-bombing’ and other manipulative behaviours when charging controlling offences Updated guidance on controlling behaviour published by the Crown Prosecution Service today emphasises the need for prosecutors to closely scrutinise the actions of a suspect, who can often take steps to disrupt or mislead criminal proceedings. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 24/4/2023 News Family of woman Levi Bellfield claims to have murdered say Met failed them Exclusive: family of Elizabeth Chau accuse police of failing to take case seriously because of their race The Guardian 24/4/2023 News Former PC found guilty of sexually assaulting police cadets Greater Manchester Police (GMP) said it will continue to ensure “predatory employees are rooted and booted out”, following the conviction of a former police constable for sexually assaulting young cadets. Police Professional 24/4/2023 News Met Police sergeant, 49, accused of accepting bribes from Soho nightclub bosses to help with licences insisted ‘his intentions were sound in his own head’ A police sergeant who was accused of accepting bribes from nightclub bosses had 'sound intentions' in his own mind, a court heard. Mail Online 24/4/2023 News Met Police: Black man stopped and searched but not white friend A black man who was stopped and searched while his white friend was not has reached an out-of-court settlement with the Metropolitan Police. BBC 24/4/2023 News How freedom of information laws help crack ‘culture of secrecy’ on police accountability CANADA: Police and Public Trust, a CBC News Atlantic investigative unit project, scrutinizes the largely off-limits police complaint and discipline systems across the region. Journalists are using access to information laws, and in some cases court challenges, to obtain discipline records and data. CBC News (Canada) 24/4/2023 News Do Alberta communities want their own police? Some are cautiously contemplating it CANADA: Policing in Alberta has become a political moving target, with the United Conservative Party government's insistence of a provincial police force giving way to encouraging communities to consider local services. CBC News (Canada) 24/4/2023 Analysis, Feature Gardaí to call for tasers to protect members as assaults rise sharply REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí will call for tasers to protect members amid a sharp rise in assaults. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 24/4/2023 News Report on a review of Prison Visiting Committees 2023 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: As part of its mission to build stronger and safer communities, the 2020 Programme for Government, Our Shared Future, commits to reviewing the existing functions, powers, appointment procedures, and reporting processes for Prison Visiting Committees (PVCs). Government of Ireland 24/4/2023 Report Minister for Justice Simon Harris publishes the Report of the Review of Prison Visiting Committees REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice Simon Harris has published a report on the Review of Prison Visiting Committees which has been informed by a wide-ranging public and stakeholder consultation. Government of Ireland 24/4/2023 News Evolution and trends of intellectual property crime research between 1991 and 2020 The appropriability of innovation benefits is essential to promote business development. Formal mechanisms protect this appropriability, such as patents or intellectual property (IP) rights. But not all countries respect IP rights and this phenomenon has increased in a complex way. There has been an academic interest in studying the trends regarding IP criminal activities. This study aims to identify the authors, universities and regions that publish the most in IP crime research worldwide. Using the Web of Science database, we analysed 589 articles published between 1991 and 2020 on the topic. The results indicate that approximately 75% of scientific production on IP Crime was written in the last decade, which is of great concern nowadays. The most influential authors come from the USA. This economy has stood out making progress in the establishment of formal mechanisms for the appropriation of innovation as a way to encourage more firms and innovators to develop new productive activities. Different developed economies, in Europe and Asia, also showed that academics study how markets advance through the protection of IP rights, but their studies have different focuses International Journal of Business Environment 24/4/2023 Research article Better data recording key to forces understanding honour-based abuse The NPCC and APCC have responded to recommendations made in relation to a super-complaint which revealed policing doesn't fully understand the risks of honour-based abuse. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/4/2023 News Police to use ‘full range of powers’ to prevent coronation disruption Disruption to the King’s coronation will be prevented by police using their “full range of powers”, according to the Deputy Prime Minister, amid reports of planned sabotage involving rape alarms. Police Professional 24/4/2023 News New Indigenous police liaison says she hopes to ‘build bridges,’ expand role in Hamilton CANADA: Members of the urban Indigenous community in Hamilton are welcoming the city's first Indigenous Hamilton Police Service (HPS) liaison — a role some are hopeful will help build trust and reduce violent interactions with police. CBC News (Canada) 24/4/2023 News AFP and Pacific police forces set forensic agenda AUSTRALIA: The AFP and forensic leaders from 11 police forces across the Pacific gathered in Canberra last week, to strengthen and support forensic capabilities across the region. AFP Forensics hosted its first face-to-face Pacific Forensic Working Group (PFWG) meeting in three years, with members from the Solomon Islands, Fiji, Samoa, Kiribati, Guam, Palau, Nauru, Cook Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Tonga and Tuvalu in attendance. The PFWG is a regional body under the Pacific Islands Chiefs of Police (PICP) that works to enhance police forensic capabilities across the Pacific region. It allows partners to identify current challenges in investigative areas including digital forensics, crime scenes, fingerprinting, and work together to overcome them. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 24/4/2023 News SNP investigation: police search for ‘burner’ phone sim cards Detectives are also investigating the purchase of expensive pens and cookware pots, jewellery and a fridge freezer The Times - Subscription at source 24/4/2023 News Alan Edwards: ‘Intelligence isn’t shared because of the suspect’s rights, but what about the rights of victims?’ 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 Alan Edwards, a former Royal Military Police officer and detective chief inspector who now works as a civilian expert specialising in serious organised crime, about the growing pressures of investigating online crime, the potential of the ChildLight initiative, and why law enforcement in the West could and should be doing much more to tackle Africa’s barbaric people traffickers. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/4/2023 Feature, Interview SNP investigation: Police ‘hunting for burner phone sim cards’ Scottish police want to examine info from type of phone that is often used to stay anonymous The Independent 24/4/2023 News «136013611362136313641365136613671368Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
