Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115625 total results. Showing results 28041 to 28060 «139914001401140214031404140514061407Next ›Last » One call every six minutes: Family violence statistics the biggest concern for police AUSTRALIA: Police are called to one family violence incident every six minutes in Victoria, with new crime data showing they also arrest three perpetrators every hour. On Thursday, Crime Statistics Agency figures for the 12 months to the end of March were released and showed total female victim reports rose for homicides (81, up 25 from last year), assaults (22,917, up 234) and sexual offences (8660, up 789). WA Today (Australia) 20/6/2024 News SA rolls out millions worth of mobile phone detection cameras AUSTRALIA: Mobile detection cameras are now live in Adelaide as part of a $15.9 million initiative, as the South Australian state government pushes to reduce road trauma caused by driver distraction. Owner Driver (Australia) 20/6/2024 News Police misuse of database sparks disciplinary action against Counties Manukau officers NEW ZEALAND: A police officer who searched a confidential database nearly 900 times to peer into the lives of his neighbour, police colleagues and recruits likened his habit to casually browsing social media. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 20/6/2024 News Coalition shrugs off attrition concerns over 500 police promise NEW ZEALAND: The coalition is confident it can deliver on its promise of 500 extra police by the end of next year - despite the opposition raising questions over attrition. Police Minister Mark Mitchell and his associate Casey Costello appeared before the Justice Select Committee on Thursday, defending the government's spending as part of the new Scrutiny Week at Parliament. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 20/6/2024 News Suicide threats are a weapon of family violence: How can police balance mental health needs with protecting victims? New research by Deakin University PhD Candidate Jess Woolley has highlighted how some perpetrators of family violence are weaponising suicide threats, leading to concerns among police officers that addressing the mental health of the perpetrator as a priority can subsequently leave victim-survivors at risk and without adequate protection. Policing Insight 20/6/2024 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Acid attacks soar by 75% with growing numbers of female victims Half of all corrosive offences last year were against women, a charity has warned, as figures show attacks are soaring The Independent 20/6/2024 News techUK and Police Digital Service renew partnership IT industry association techUK and the Police Digital Service (PDS) have renewed their strategic partnership. UKAuthority.com 20/6/2024 News Acid offences up 75% in UK but only 8% go to court, data suggests Acid Survivors Trust International calls for more focus on prevention in similar strategy to that for knife crime The Guardian 20/6/2024 News Calls for reform after elderly man allegedly assaulted by police AUSTRALIA: There are renewed calls for more mental health training for police after an elderly Sydney man was allegedly assaulted by officers. ABC News (Australia) 20/6/2024 News, Video Man in Queensland police shooting has been shot by officers before, commissioner says AUSTRALIA: A man shot by Queensland police north of Brisbane yesterday has previously been shot by officers in a separate incident, the state's police commissioner revealed on Thursday. ABC News (Australia) 20/6/2024 News Police misuse of database sparks disciplinary action against Counties Manukau officers NEW ZEALAND: A police officer who searched a confidential database nearly 900 times to peer into the lives of his neighbour, police colleagues and recruits likened his habit to casually browsing social media. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 20/6/2024 News Tech UK Justice and Emergency Annual Reception The Tech UK Justice and Emergency Services drinks reception brought together suppliers and executives in the justice, emergency services, fire, and policing sectors. The event provided an opportunity for networking and discussing the latest developments in technology and innovation. Key themes included AI in government, improving the supply chain for policing and fire, and the importance of collaboration between industry and law enforcement. PolicingTV 20/6/2024 Feature, Video Parties pledge to scrap Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act and transfer of police powers The devolved power political parties and the Greens have outlined their manifesto pledges. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/6/2024 News Monaghan Garda Reserve encourages more into the role REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Details of what is required and expected can be found on publicjobs.ie. The closing date for applications is Thursday, July 4th. Northern Sound (Republic of Ireland) 19/6/2024 News Launch of New Cyber Security Strategy In a world that is becoming increasingly digital, criminal tactics are constantly evolving. Cyber-crime in particular is highly complex, presenting unique challenges to policing and accelerating demand force-wide. As such, we too are evolving. Commissioned by the National Police Chief’s Council’s (NPCC) Digital, Data and Technology Coordination Committee (DDAT CC) and in close collaboration with the Police Digital Service (PDS), this month the National Policing Cyber Security Strategy has been published. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 19/6/2024 News PSNI officers complete unconscious bias training to improve response to victims The Police Service of Northern Ireland says that over 500 of its officers have completed specialist training to ensure that their language and behaviours towards vulnerable victims is ‘more consistently appropriate and that victims feel supported.’ This comes at a time when the number of sexual violence and abuse reports has increased but the rate of attrition remains high. Emergency Services Times 19/6/2024 News Force reports great progress of women’s safety initiative after just 18 months Lincolnshire Police is making improvements to the way it and other agencies respond to the needs of women and girls experiencing violence in the county thanks to the activities of an independently chaired group called VAWG Voices. Emergency Services Times 19/6/2024 News Leah Croucher may have been killed after trying to defend herself – inquest The martial arts expert, 19, disappeared while walking to work in Milton Keynes in 2019 and her body was found three years later. The Independent 19/6/2024 News California bill on police use of facial recognition passes second reading USA: Law would prohibit using 1:n face match as sole basis for arrest; critics want wider ban BiometricUpdate.com 19/6/2024 News Police officer who rammed cow still off front-line duty despite watchdog’s refusal to investigate IOPC says the incident is a matter for Surrey Police’s professional standards department to examine The Telegraph 19/6/2024 News «139914001401140214031404140514061407Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
