Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 28001 to 28020 «139713981399140014011402140314041405Next ›Last » Crime will not be defeated by temporary stop-gap solutions REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A new crime-fighting initiative in Dublin city centre - but anti-social and criminal behaviour continues unabated everywhere else in the country, so says Ailin Quinlan Echo Live (Republic of Ireland) 27/8/2023 Feature, Opinion Dublin is a safe place, insists top garda REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The garda responsible for overseeing policing in Dublin has challenged the public perception that crime is escalating in the capital city. Angela Willis, the assistant commissioner for Dublin, said crime existed in all cities, but the number of assaults was decreasing year on year. “That is a fact that has gotten slightly lost in the whole discussion about Dublin city centre. As we have seen from the Garda public attitudes survey, which has constantly found that people are significantly more concerned about national crime than crime in their own local area, some views and perceptions can be based on what is heard and read rather than on an experience,” she said. The Times - Subscription at source 27/8/2023 News DPP contacts garda watchdog on details of George Nkencho shooting probe REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has made contact with the garda watchdog seeking clarification on aspects of its probe into the fatal shooting by gardaí of George Nkencho. The Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission (Gsoc) sent a file to the DPP in June outlining the circumstances surrounding the shooting of the 27-year-old in December 2020. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 27/8/2023 News Met Police investigating suspected data breach The Metropolitan Police is investigating a possible data breach after "unauthorised access" was gained to the systems of one of its suppliers. The force said the company held names, ranks, photos, vetting levels, and pay numbers for officers and staff, and that it was working to understand what data, if any, had been accessed. BBC 27/8/2023 News Government to make it easier to sack rogue police officers Downing Street will unveil new rules to allow chiefs to ‘quickly root out these bad actors’. Tough new disciplinary rules that will make it easier for chief constables to sack rogue officers will be unveiled by Downing Street this week. The Telegraph 26/8/2023 News Winnipeg police search for man believed to have set church, shed on fire CANADA: Suspect may have ignited three fires earlier this week, police say. Winnipeg police are looking for a man who they suspect set three fires in Winnipeg's Elmwood neighbourhood earlier this week. CBC News (Canada) 26/8/2023 News Met police on high alert after ‘staggering IT security’ breach Potential leaked data from system with access to names, ranks and photos of officers could do ‘incalculable damage in the wrong hands. The Metropolitan police is on high alert after a security breach involving the IT system of one of its suppliers, the force said. The Guardian 26/8/2023 News Met police vows to combat protests against London’s Ulez rollout Threats of violence as ultra-low emission zone expansion begins – but mayor defends it as essential for health The Guardian 26/8/2023 News Saskatoon police to take closer look at interactions, detention of people with complex needs CANADA: A report to the police board's October meeting will have more data about interactions with people identified as having "complex needs." Saskatoon Star Phoenix (Canada) 26/8/2023 News Ottawa police looking to hire 145 new officers a year over next three years CANADA: The Ottawa Police Service wants to hire 145 police officers a year over the next three years to cover attrition and expand resources for special events, traffic, cybercrime, neighbourhood resource teams and other policing needs. CTV News (Canada) 26/8/2023 News Scientists to reform Qld DNA testing after damning review AUSTRALIA: A major milestone has been passed in rebuilding Queensland’s DNA testing scheme after an inquiry found “serious” failures. News.com.au (Australia) 26/8/2023 News ‘Speed and safety’ at core of new Garda despatch system REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A new high-tech communication system that will log calls and despatch Gardaí from a regional control centre will speed up response times for the public and improve safety for officers, according to those rolling it out. One of the first national police despatch systems in Europe was unveiled in the North-Western Region headquarters in Murrough in Renmore this week with a detailed explanation of how the GardaSafe has been working since it went live in Galway last March. So far, three out of four districts are now using the system, which has cost €10.7 million to roll out up to now. The Dublin district is switch over by the end of the year. Connacht Tribune (Republic of Ireland) 26/8/2023 News Officer jailed after sending “grossly offensive” racist messages to ex-partner The Met officer sent his ex-girlfriend racial slurs about her new partner. A Met PC has been jailed after sending his ex-girlfriend five "grossly offensive" messages. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/8/2023 News Victorian police officer on full pay during investigation of breaches including ‘coercive control’ of fiancee, board finds AUSTRALIA: Decisions in Jim Morakis case also call penalties given in cases involving family violence ‘manifestly disproportionate’ and ‘light’. A Victorian police officer found to have subjected his fiancee to “coercive control and misogynistic abuse” while he was on duty was allowed to work on full pay for almost five years while the case was investigated. The Guardian 26/8/2023 News Met Police officer jailed for sending offensive WhatsApp messages A Metropolitan Police officer has been jailed for 71 days after admitting sending "grossly offensive" messages of an "indecent, obscene or menacing character". BBC 25/8/2023 News ‘Deeply regrettable’ that recording of ethnicity data hasn’t improved HMICFRS says the 'systemic and long-standing problems' in this area are attributable to shortcomings in police leadership and governance. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/8/2023 News Scottish police consider using smart glasses to spot criminals, translate languages and even lip read Scotland's police are looking at plans for hi-tech glasses which could provide facial recognition, instantly translate languages and even read lips. The augmented reality (AR) headsets can also flash up information such as recent figures on local offending and alert officers to threats such as the presence of firearms. Mail Online 25/8/2023 News Youth accused of ramming Garda car has bail revoked after goading detectives on electric motorbike REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Teen is awaiting trial in connection with Ballyfermot incident last September. A Dublin youth accused of ramming a patrol vehicle carrying two gardaí in Ballyfermot has had his bail revoked and was held in custody on Friday. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 25/8/2023 News Essex uses Rapid Video Response for over 1,000 domestic abuse reports The force has been using the process since March. Essex Police has been able to support more than 1,000 callers reporting domestic abuse using a Rapid Video Response tool. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/8/2023 News Gardai seize over €500,000 worth of cannabis in Wexford in intelligence-led operation REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardai have seized over half a million euro worth of cannabis in a major joint operation with Revenue. The discovery was made in County Wexford on Wednesday and no arrests have been made so far. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 25/8/2023 News «139713981399140014011402140314041405Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
