Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98622 total results. Showing results 28241 to 28260 «140914101411141214131414141514161417Next ›Last » Armed Forces and emergency service workers to get medal for supporting coronation More than 400,000 people – including members of the Armed Forces and emergency service workers – are to be given a medal for their efforts to support the King’s coronation. Police Professional 5/5/2023 News Former special constable jailed for child sex offences A former Northamptonshire Police special constable has been jailed for child sex offences after an undercover operation. Police Professional 5/5/2023 News Police criticise ‘soft’ sentence for thug who walked free after breaking officer’s eye socket Sussex Police Federation says Sergeant Alec Barrett was lucky not to be blinded in the attack, which happened as he tried to stop a fight The Telegraph - Subscription at source 5/5/2023 News How UK police busted Nigerian senator’s organ harvesting plot at the last minute: ‘It was like a movie’ NIGERIA: Nigerian senator, a poor street trader and an £80,000 cross-continental plot to harvest organs – it “sounds like something out of a movie” – but for the 21-year-old victim, the ordeal was a very real nightmare that could have ended horribly. The Independent 5/5/2023 Feature Met police investigate more organ trafficking cases in UK Modern slavery team reveals further allegations of people being trafficked to London for body parts The Guardian 5/5/2023 News B.C. police among Canada’s deadliest, figures suggest CANADA: The death of Myles Gray at the hands of Vancouver police in 2015 appears to be just one story in a larger trend of killings by police in the province, according to a Postmedia analysis of such deaths across the country. Vancouver Sun (Canada) 5/5/2023 News Police seize 11 firearms, $200,000 in Alberta-N.W.T drug investigation CANADA: Police are searching for three suspects after a two-month investigation yielded nearly a dozen firearms and more than $200,000 in cash. Edmonton Journal (Canada) 5/5/2023 News Doug Ford scolds school board for banning uniformed police officers CANADA: Premier Doug Ford has scolded an Ontario school board for banning uniformed police officers from taking part in career day activities, calling it a “disturbing trend that needs to stop.” Toronto Star (Canada) 5/5/2023 News Victim survivor ambassadors’ lived experience will improve the police response to sexual abuse A police officer who endured years of sexual abuse is working to establish a network of victim survivor ambassadors across police forces in England and Wales to improve the service delivered to victims of sexual abuse and violence; Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons spoke to the City of London’s PC Jon-Jay Needham about the benefits the independent advocate could deliver both for victims and policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/5/2023 Feature, Interview Heroin and cocaine worth over €230,000 seized in Portlaoise REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí have seized over €230,000 of suspected heroin and cocaine during a number of searches in Portlaoise, Co Laois following an operation on Wednesday and Thursday. Westmeath Independent (Republic of Ireland) 5/5/2023 News New garda control centre opens in Heuston Station REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A new garda communication control centre for the Dublin Metropolitan Region has been officially opened today. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 5/5/2023 News Minister for Justice Simon Harris opens Dublin Metropolitan Control Centre at Heuston Station REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Minister for Justice Simon Harris is today opening the new Garda Síochána DMR Control Centre based at the National Train Control Centre at Heuston Station in Dublin. Government of Ireland 5/5/2023 News Zoe Metcalfe: Police commissioner faces calls to step down North Yorkshire’s police commissioner is facing pressure to step down following further criticism that the force is failing to protect vulnerable children. The Press (York) 5/5/2023 News West Midlands Police officers in momentous talks to ballot for strike action despite ban West Midlands Police officers could strike for the first time in over a century as the force's federation heads up national talks over a proposed ballot on industrial rights. Express & Star 5/5/2023 News ‘Lower tolerance’ for disruptive protests in Windsor during coronation – TVP Disruptive protests in Windsor will be treated with a “lower tolerance level” during the coronation weekend, police have said. Police Professional 5/5/2023 News Chief commissioner makes bid to get more police back on the streets AUSTRALIA: Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Shane Patton will scale back strategic projects and non-core duties to provide reinforcements for frontline police as stations struggle to cover routine shifts amid a continuing shortfall of officers throughout the state. Suburban stations are running at up to 40 per cent under their minimum capacity, with some forced to temporarily close due to lack of staff, according to several police sources speaking anonymously to discuss internal operational matters. The Age (Australia) - Subscription at source 5/5/2023 News Gardai ‘at risk’ as armed units not allowed carry guns into border area REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Unarmed officers are being put at serious risk responding to firearm incidents in an area comprising of 16 townlands in Monaghan – as the local Armed Support Units (ASU) cannot carry weapons into the area. At last week’s Garda Representative Association conference, it was revealed how, in the last four years, there have been a number of dissident paramilitary attacks on security forces in the North which have required gardaí to enter an area known as Colman’s Island Sunday World (Republic of Ireland) 5/5/2023 News Creating a Clear Air culture: How to change everyday behaviours The findings of the recent Casey Review are likely to have the Metropolitan Police and other forces promoting their values and drawing a line in the sand over inappropriate behaviour; but workplace relationships expert Arran Heal believes the best way to develop a positive ‘Clear Air’ culture is by clearly stating behaviours the organisation wants people to exhibit, supported by training in the skills that people need. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/5/2023 Feature, Opinion Police Scotland officers ordered to shave off beards Police Scotland is planning to introduce a new clean-shaven policy for frontline officers, according to correspondence seen by the BBC. BBC 5/5/2023 News Second largest police force orders all officers to shave beards thanks to Covid The new policy, which also covers civilian staff, comes into force by the end of this month Wales Online 5/5/2023 News «140914101411141214131414141514161417Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
