Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93900 total results. Showing results 27801 to 27820 «138713881389139013911392139313941395Next ›Last » Review of police dismissals launched The review will be completed within 4 months and look at the effectiveness of the police disciplinary system. Home Office 18/1/2023 News Angiolini Inquiry: draft terms of reference for part 2 POLICY PAPER: Draft terms of reference for part 2 of the independent inquiry into issues raised by the conviction of the killer of Sarah Everard. Home Office 18/1/2023 News London mayor to ask home secretary to strip David Carrick of police pension Sadiq Khan says he will seek to prevent serial rapist from receiving the estimated £22,000-a-year pension The Guardian 18/1/2023 News Labour would suspend any police officers accused of rape, party says New policy after Carrick scandal would bring police in line with teachers under future Labour government The Guardian 18/1/2023 News Watchdog refutes interference claims in black athletes stop and search probe Five officers could face the sack after the stop and search of Bianca Williams and Ricardo Dos Santos was probed by the Office for Police Conduct The Independent 18/1/2023 News Human Rights Annual Report 2021-22 The implementation of human rights standards and principles are central to good policing and should be pivotal to everything that PSNI do. With the specialist advice of the Board’s independent Human Rights Advisor, this Report highlights good policing practice and areas in which practice could be improved with specific recommendations. The Human Rights Annual Report 2021/22 contains eleven recommendations in areas such as; Policy; Biometric Retention, Social Media Use, Stop and Search, Covert Policing; and Treatment of Suspects. The Board’s Human Rights Annual Report provides an account of the performance of the PSNI in its compliance with the Human Rights Act 1998 and is a reflection of the work undertaken by the Policing Board, in holding PSNI to account. The Report is an open and public commentary on police performance and of the Policing Board’s monitoring work carried out during the year. It helps maintain public confidence in the PSNI which is paramount in securing its legitimacy. This fundamental principle lies at the heart of the work which the Policing Board, assisted by the Human Rights Advisor, carries out on behalf of everyone in our community. Northern Ireland Policing Board 18/1/2023 Report Human Rights Review of PSNIs Use of Force The legitimate use of force is one of PSNI’s most significant powers and should therefore be scrutinised closely. A rights-based approach to policing protects the public and officers responsible for delivering the service and the importance of having. a positive human rights culture in our policing service and a willingness to be held to account to the community through the Policing Board is crucial. With the specialist advice of the Board’s independent Human Rights Advisor, this Report highlights good policing practice regarding the use of force and areas in which practice could be improved. This Human Rights Review contains ten recommendations for PSNI regarding the Use of Firearms, Attenuating Energy Projectiles (AEP), Conducted Energy Devices (CED), Stun Grenades, Police Dogs, and Body-Worn Video (BWV). Northern Ireland Policing Board 18/1/2023 Report Is it time to break up the Met? Danny Shaw: "This is the best of the Met: never letting up, pursuing criminals, using a range of techniques to solve the most complex of crimes. Over the years, I’ve met officers who’ve carried out investigations like these; their professionalism, dedication to duty and integrity have always stood out. Which is why I am struggling to understand how a police force which is capable of doing so much good can get it so catastrophically wrong, as it did with David Carrick: the police officer who has admitted dozens of rape and sexual offences against 12 women over two decades." The Spectator 18/1/2023 Feature, Opinion New Chief Constable set to join Surrey Police following unanimous approval for Commissioner’s preferred candidate The new Chief Constable of Surrey Police has been confirmed as Tim De Meyer following a meeting of the county’s Police and Crime Panel yesterday. Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend’s proposed appointment of Tim was approved by the Panel after a confirmation hearing which took place at the Surrey County Council offices in Woodhatch Place on Tuesday morning. Surrey OPCC 18/1/2023 News Professionalism in Policing: Minding the Gaps Lucy D'Orsi QPM: This week, I am angry. Angry as another high-profile case of a police officer abusing his position to hurt women in such a calculated way, darkens the news. I won’t repeat the sentiments of my colleagues. David Carrick was a criminal with a warrant card. But it’s easy to say he wasn’t one of us. He was. And that’s why it feels so shameful that he was free to abuse women for so long without the alarm bells being heard. At times like this, I find myself awake at night wondering how we can strengthen our approach, stopping the likes of PC Carrick from the very moment an allegation is made. LinkedIn 18/1/2023 Feature, Opinion RCMP not banning controversial neck hold despite instructions from minister CANADA: Commissioner promised to review the carotid control technique after George Floyd’s death in the U.S. CBC News (Canada) 18/1/2023 News Police aren’t following rules to catch rogue officers like David Carrick Andy Marsh, College of Policing chief executive: The attacks on women by a serving police officer, David Carrick, have left the public dismayed and tens of thousands of outstanding officers feeling betrayed. Carrick flew under the radar because opportunities to join the dots on his horrendous behaviour were missed. Vetting didn’t happen, allegations were dismissed, and incidents were treated in isolation. I commend the victims in this case for their bravery in coming forward and apologise that more wasn’t done. But the time has run out on policing’s apologies, and we must act decisively to bring about change. Women should be able to trust that if they report an officer or staff member for wrongdoing they will be listened to, and action will be taken. The Times - Subscription at source 18/1/2023 Feature, Opinion David Carrick: every officer to be checked against police databases Every police officer in the country will be checked against national policing databases to root out anyone who has “slipped through the net” in the wake of the David Carrick scandal, the home secretary said today. Suella Braverman said the aim was to detect any officers or members of staff who were unfit to serve but had benefited from vetting failings. She said that police vetting obligations would be made “stronger and clearer” after Carrick was allowed to join the Metropolitan Police in 2001 even though he was a suspect in a domestic incident the previous year. The Times - Subscription at source 18/1/2023 News Brixton Academy tragedy: Statement from Paul Fullwood SIA, Director of Inspections and Enforcement PRESS RELEASE: We are working with the Metropolitan Police to assist them with their investigation into the tragedy that took place at the Brixton 02 Academy on the night of 15 December 2022. Home Office 18/1/2023 News Knighthood recognises work of all officers, says Police Scotland chief Sir Iain Livingstone was among those receiving royal honours at the Palace of Holyroodhouse on Wednesday. Express & Star 18/1/2023 News PSNI: Policing Board report questions need for all officers to be armed A Policing Board report has raised questions about the future need for all police officers in Northern Ireland to carry handguns, given a reducing security threat. BBC 18/1/2023 News Police watchdog investigator quit over Bianca Williams stop and search complaint Trisha Napier says investigation into treatment of Bianca Williams and Ricardo Dos Santos was ‘watered down’ The Guardian 18/1/2023 News The police force with more misconduct complaints than officers (and it’s NOT the Met) New misconduct statistics released by the Home Office show almost 50,000 complaints were filed against police officers in England and Wales in the year to March 2022. Express 18/1/2023 News Four teen boys in custody, emergency lifted after shots fired in Tara AUSTRALIA: Four teenagers have been taken into custody after shots were fired in a small Western Downs town, sparking evacuations and specialist police to lock down the streets. Brisbane Times (Australia) 18/1/2023 News, Video Police forces ordered to check existing staff in same way they vet recruits All police forces will be asked to check staff against national databases to identify if anyone "slipped through the net", the Home Office says. BBC 18/1/2023 News «138713881389139013911392139313941395Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
