Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98633 total results. Showing results 28121 to 28140 «140314041405140614071408140914101411Next ›Last » PSNI figures reveal more than £1m lost in NI in scams in last two months In the last two months the Police Service of Northern Ireland has received reports of investment attempted scams and scams which have resulted in a loss in excess of £1.2 million to fraudsters. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 9/5/2023 News Areas of learning for force in welfare visit to Nicola Bulley Lancashire Constabulary were part of a multi-agency vehicle team which visited Nicola at her home before she went missing on January 27. Police Oracle 9/5/2023 News Forensics code ‘shouldn’t take away professional judgement’ The Code of Practice under the Forensic Science Regulator Act 2021n will come into force in October. Police Oracle 9/5/2023 News Nicola Bulley police will not face enforcement action after it revealed missing mother was suffering from ‘significant alcohol issues’ brought on by ‘ongoing struggles with the menopause’ Police who searched for missing Nicola Bulley and then released her medical information have been cleared by two investigations - but face another probe. Mail Online 9/5/2023 News CT Stream piloted within National Detective Programme A new recruitment stream is set to be piloted in the Met that will see officers move into CT teams during their training. Police Oracle 9/5/2023 News Promotion bursary: “I don’t want people punished because of finances” Leicestershire's Promotion and Further Education bursary ran across the past financial year but has had to be stopped due to budgetary pressures and the increase in promotion exams. Police Oracle 9/5/2023 News PC who lied about GCSE exam on application form dismissed PC knew he had failed his maths exam but did not inform the force for two years after joining. Police Oracle 9/5/2023 News Effective implementation of problem-oriented policing guidelines We are seeking views on the first national guidance and standards to be produced on problem-orientated policing. College of Policing 9/5/2023 News Roadside drug testing could have gone ahead on time – Police Association NEW ZEALAND: Procurement documents show an escalating concern roadside drug testing would not be going ahead, with the Police Association now saying if ministers had front-footed the inevitable some form of testing could still have been pursued. newsroom (New Zealand) 9/5/2023 News Reform bill won’t oblige garda chief to co-operate speedily with policing watchdog REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Landmark policing reform legislation will not oblige the Garda Commissioner to respond in a “timely manner” to the Police Ombudsman as it would interfere with his or her independence, Justice Minister Simon Harris has said. The minister pointed out that a new internal Garda Board — to be set up under the proposed laws — will have a role in overseeing the commissioner’s co-operation with the external oversight body. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 9/5/2023 News Queensland Police look to poach new recruits from interstate and overseas AUSTRALIA: The Queensland Police Service (QPS) is trying to poach new recruits from interstate, offering to pay up part of the HECS debt of some university graduates who then go through the police academy, in a bid to bolster the thin blue line. ABC News (Australia) 9/5/2023 News ADF to expand Pacific links in $1.9bn budget package to boost Australia’s influence AUSTRALIA: The military and police will expand links with Pacific Island countries as part of a nearly $2bn budget package aimed at boosting Australia’s influence across the region. The Guardian 9/5/2023 News Detective who investigated Bruce Lehrmann rape allegations said he would resign if accused found guilty, inquiry hears AUSTRALIA: A senior police officer who investigated the alleged rape of Brittany Higgins told Bruce Lehrmann’s lawyer he would resign if a jury found Lehrmann guilty, the lawyer claims. The Guardian 9/5/2023 News Tāmaki Makaurau’s new top Māori cop wants to make a difference on crime and for whānau NEW ZEALAND: There’s a new Māori sharpshooter in town and he’s had enough firearms training to come out with all guns blazing. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 9/5/2023 News Nine charged in operation for supply and distribution of drugs NEW ZEALAND: Police have charged nine people, including a high-value individual serving a prison sentence, for operating a drug ring supplying and distributing methamphetamine and cannabis. New Zealand Police 9/5/2023 News Michael Hill employs security guards at all North Island stores NEW ZEALAND: Security guards will be in place at all 34 of Michael Hill’s North Island stores after daylight smash-and-grabs in the Bay of Plenty, Waikato, Wellington and New Plymouth. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 9/5/2023 News Appeal over security alert outside Omagh police station The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) is appealing for information after a “suspicious object” was found in a hijacked car abandoned outside a police station. Police Professional 9/5/2023 News Police should have told woman ex was at her house before stabbing, court finds Northamptonshire force failed to pass on warning that abusive ex was outside woman’s home before he stabbed her repeatedly The Guardian 9/5/2023 News Britain’s top cop defends coronation arrests and says crowds cheered crackdown But senior Tory David Davis attacked the wrongful arrests, blaming the government’s controversial Public Order Act The Independent 9/5/2023 News MPS to pilot new counter terrorism pathway as part of National Detective Programme The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) is to pilot a new counter terrorism policing (CTP) stream as part of Police Now’s National Detective Programme. Police Professional 9/5/2023 News «140314041405140614071408140914101411Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
