Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115625 total results. Showing results 27921 to 27940 «139313941395139613971398139914001401Next ›Last » How Domestic and Family Violence drives Youth Crime AUSTRALIA: In recent years, there has been a growing recognition of the impact that domestic and family violence (DFV) has on young people. Research shows exposure to DFV is a positive predictor of young people going down the path of offending, with 53% of youth offenders having been exposed to or being victim-survivors of DFV. myPolice - Queensland Police News 24/6/2024 News Cops back on the beat: Police set up new Community Beat Teams NEW ZEALAND: Police Commissioner Andrew Coster says 90 extra constables will make up a new Community Beat unit, with teams in the three biggest cities. Coster confirmed the new unit on Sunday, beside Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and other ministers who outlined the next steps of their plan to combat crime. Stuff (New Zealand) 24/6/2024 News Police Minister Mark Mitchell open to public-private partnership police station option NEW ZEALAND: Police Minister Mark Mitchell says he would be open to exploring a public-private partnership for a station in central Auckland. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 24/6/2024 News OCSEA index estimates 300 million children a year are subjected to sexual exploitation and abuse A new report from the Childlight campaign group has highlighted the staggering scale of online child sexual exploitation and abuse (OCSEA) – with estimates that at least 300 million children a year are victims – and has urged governments, health experts and law enforcement to tackle OCSEA as “a global health pandemic”, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/6/2024 Analysis, Feature Domestic violence advisors work with North East police A team of specially-trained advisors are helping police in the North East to show the red card to domestic violence during the ongoing Euros. The Northern Echo - Subscription at source 24/6/2024 News 71 ‘rogue officers’ facing sack from Met Police in wake of Wayne Couzens scandal The force has admitted that for many years it has not been sufficiently ruthless at weeding out rogue officers and "the wrong decisions were made too often". Express 24/6/2024 News Sacked police chief’s ex-wife ‘sickened’ over fake Troubles medals The “sickened” former wife of a Northamptonshire Police chief constable who was sacked for lying about his military service reported him after seeing a photo of him wearing medals falsely suggesting he had served in Northern Ireland during the Troubles and the Falklands War. Belfast Telegraph 24/6/2024 News Northants Police chief dismissed for gross misconduct An independent panel has found that Chief Constable Nick Adderley breached standards of honesty and integrity in policing and as a result, he has been dismissed without notice and placed on the policing barred list. Emergency Services Times 24/6/2024 News Red-faced Garda top brass apologise to Helen McEntee after stats error REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Garda Síochána had to formally apologise to Justice Minister Helen McEntee after providing incorrect data about policing that hugely inflated the number of officers serving in her constituency. Extra.ie (Republic of Ireland) 24/6/2024 News No evidence’ government’s boot camps, Young Serious Offender category will work – critics NEW ZEALAND: The government is pushing ahead with boot camps for young offenders, despite opposition parties and youth justice advocates insisting there is no evidence they will work. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 24/6/2024 News Another EV recruited by NSW Police AUSTRLIA: A new recruit has joined Nepean Police – but it hasn't been trained in Goulburn. The Canberra Times (Australia) 24/6/2024 News PCC Tim Passmore: Addressing combating rural and organised crime in Suffolk (Part 1) In the first of two videos recently re-elected Suffolk Police and Crime Commissioner Tim Passmore discusses his recent re-election and the key issues facing the county. The main themes that emerged from his conversations with residents include reducing crime, town centre management, rural crime, combating organised crime, tackling fraud, and supporting young people. Tim highlights the importance of visibility, accessibility, and engagement in the new policing model for Suffolk. He also emphasizes the need for investment in fraud prevention and the support of young people to prevent crime and provide them with opportunities. PolicingTV 24/6/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video The ‘no-nonsense man of action’ who rose through ranks before being dismissed Nick Adderley is awaiting a Crown Prosecution Service decision on whether he will face any criminal charges. The Independent 23/6/2024 News ‘The best of us’: Police Inspector Amy Scott awarded for valour in Bondi stabbing AUSTRALIA: Sky News host Paul Murray says Police Inspector Amy Scott, who ended the Bondi stabbing by fatally shooting the perpetrator, has been given an award for valour. Sky News 23/6/2024 Feature, Opinion, Video State spend on gardaí suspended from force doubles in three years REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: State spending on gardaí suspended from the force has more than doubled in the space of three years to just under €6m. Extra.ie (Republic of Ireland) 23/6/2024 News Police chiefs call for ‘stolen valour’ offence to criminalise false medals New law push after Nick Adderley was fired as chief constable of Northamptonshire Police for lying about serving in the Falklands The Telegraph - Registration at source 23/6/2024 News The cold case unit solving crimes from the 1960s Some of the most notorious "cold cases" on South Yorkshire Police's books could be solved using the diligence of a group of detectives who came out of retirement to investigate them. BBC 23/6/2024 News Government announces new plans for youth crime, including boot camps NEW ZEALAND: The government is announcing a new declaration for youth offenders with harsher penalties. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 23/6/2024 News, Video Police chief sacked after falsely claiming to be Falklands veteran to get job A top police officer who lied about serving in the Falklands War has been sacked after he was found to have committed gross misconduct. Metro 23/6/2024 News Police need to set a higher standard, even if the crooks don’t change – Jarrod Gilbert Dr Jarrod Gilbert is the director of independent research solutions and a sociologist at the University of Canterbury. Crooks haven’t changed but the police have. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 23/6/2024 Feature, Opinion «139313941395139613971398139914001401Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
