Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97081 total results. Showing results 28481 to 28500 «142114221423142414251426142714281429Next ›Last » Firearms advocates question police figures over licensing fees NEW ZEALAND: Police say firearms owners need to shoulder the burden of a licensing system that costs the tax payer hundreds of millions of dollars. But firearms advocates say the figures are being pulled from thin air. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 20/3/2023 News Public health approach key to improving ‘inadequate’ response to fraud The office of West Midlands PCC Simon Foster commissioned a group of professors at Cardiff University to investigate the possibility of implementing a public health approach to fraud. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/3/2023 News Essex chief laments ‘silent erosion of talent’ as pay woes continue Speaking to new recruits at a passing out parade, Ben-Julian Harrington said a number of people are 'simply leaving quietly' because they can make more money elsewhere. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/3/2023 News TVP exploring move to five-area command model The force is also considering continuing with the existing 11 Local Policing Area (LPA) model as part of a review CC Jason Hogg says is about ensuring TVP is 'structured for the future'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/3/2023 News Call to extend Harper’s Law to Northern Ireland An online petition to increase sentences for those who attack emergency workers has been backed by the PFNI. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/3/2023 News Devolution deal’ fails to deliver on policing’, says PCC The West Midlands police and crime commissioner says the Government’s Deeper Devolution Deal for the region has “failed to deliver on policing and community safety”. Police Professional 20/3/2023 News Officers save six puppies being dumped at roadside in plastic bag Quick-thinking officers saved six cocker spaniel puppies that were about to be dumped in a plastic bag at the roadside. Police Professional 20/3/2023 News Call for stronger sentences for attacks on emergency service staff A call has been made for tougher sentences for those who attack emergency workers as the number of assaults rise. Police Professional 20/3/2023 News ‘Marked improvement’ in quality of comms data applications for misconduct The IPCO has said that, despite an improvement in the quality of applications made for misconduct investigations, the area will remain an area of focus for the 2022 inspections. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/3/2023 News Halifax Regional Police make arrests and issue 86 tickets following disruptive weekend gatherings and violations CANADA: Following a number of St. Patrick’s Day gatherings and parties over the past weekend, majority of which took place in neighbourhoods around Dalhousie University, Halifax Regional Police made 5 arrests and issued 86 tickets for a variety of offences including public intoxication and illegal possession of alcohol. Halifax (Canada) 20/3/2023 News Greater Sudbury Police hiring to meet new staffing complement CANADA: With city council approving the hiring of an additional 10 police officers and two civilian staff members during 2023 budget deliberations, Greater Sudbury Police Service is now hiring. sudbury.com (Canada) 20/3/2023 News, Video Making our roadways safer: What can a cop do? CANADA: As we approach Spring and warmer weather, we will start to see more pedestrians and cyclists out and about mixing in with the usual vehicular traffic we’re used to. Blue Line (Canada) 20/3/2023 Feature Drugs: So what does the future look like? Former Police Scotland Superintendent Martin Gallagher argues that the ‘war on drugs’ has largely failed and is drawing to an inevitable close; but he also believes that concerted efforts to divert current drug barons away from criminality, as well as clearly articulated international guidance of where drug policies should now go, will be essential if police and society are to successfully move forward. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/3/2023 Feature, Opinion Supreme Court says Garda search of Patrick Quirke’s computer during Mr Moonlight murder probe was unlawful REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Supreme Court has declared that the seizure and search of a computer at Patrick Quirke’s home, as part of investigations into the 2011 murder of Bobby Ryan, was unlawful. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 20/3/2023 News Chairman asks woman to not discuss Garda complaint at local authority’s policing meeting REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: He said that while she suffered an “absolutely life-changing experience”, it would not be appropriate to discuss the case in public. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 20/3/2023 News Minister for Justice Simon Harris attends International Criminal Conference in London REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Minister for Justice Simon Harris is today attending a special conference of international justice ministers in London in support of the International Criminal Court’s efforts to secure accountability for Russian war crimes in Ukraine. Government of Ireland 20/3/2023 News CC Jo Shiner introduces the NPCC National Roads Policing Strategy for 2022-2025 Chief Constable Jo Shiner, the National Police Chiefs Lead for Roads Policing, introduces the NPCC National Roads Policing Strategy for 2022-2025. PolicingTV 20/3/2023 Feature, Opinion, Video CC Jo Shiner introduces the NPCC National Roads Policing Strategy for 2022-2025 Chief Constable Jo Shiner, the National Police Chiefs Lead for Roads Policing, introduces the NPCC National Roads Policing Strategy for 2022-2025. PolicingTV 20/3/2023 Feature, Opinion, Video Toronto police and the illusion of safety CANADA: It is inconceivable that the department implicated in the deaths of many Black and Brown people with mental health issues is the same one tasked with keeping Torontonians safe. The Hill Times (Canada) 20/3/2023 Feature, Opinion Lawyer X royal commissioner concerned about new informant bill AUSTRALIA: The head of the royal commission into the Lawyer X scandal and her assisting counsel have raised concerns about the state government’s proposed informant laws, in a powerful intervention before the draft legislation is debated in parliament this week. 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