Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115636 total results. Showing results 28701 to 28720 «143214331434143514361437143814391440Next ›Last » Victoria Police reaches landmark deal in long-standing pay dispute with government AUSTRALIA: Victoria Police has agreed to a landmark deal to introduce nine-day fortnights for officers, likely bringing to an end a long-running pay dispute. The in-principle agreement, which was struck on Friday, will see Victoria Police gradually phase in 9-hour shifts and nine-day fortnights by 2029. ABC News (Australia) 31/5/2024 News Helen McEntee: Gardaí will not use body cameras for live surveillance REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí are now wearing body cameras for the first time, but the Justice Minister insists they will not be used as a rolling surveillance method. A trial run was launched in Dublin on Friday, with Taoiseach Simon Harris and Justice Minister Helen McEntee both saying that the cameras had been introduced by request of the gardaí and would make their jobs both easier and safer. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 31/5/2024 News Gardaí begin trialling body-worn cameras. How will the system work? REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Síochána (Recording Devices) Act 2023 provides for body-worn cameras, Garda CCTV, automatic number plate recognition, and Community CCTV, but not for facial recognition Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 31/5/2024 Feature Chief’s brief asks for misconduct panel to be recused due to ‘fairness’ concerns Recusal application based on LQC's service in the army, navy and the police. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/5/2024 News Police chief’s team claim misconduct panel is unfair A disciplinary panel should recuse itself as the chairman had a "concluded view", representatives for a chief constable accused of gross misconduct have claimed. BBC 31/5/2024 News Court revokes Northern Ireland law that banned naming of suspected sex offenders Media groups claimed act criminalised investigative journalism and meant no one could say Jimmy Savile was a paedophile The Guardian 31/5/2024 News Officer dismissed after passing confidential information to embassy staff An officer who passed on confidential information to embassy staff without a policing purpose has been dismissed following an investigation directed by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC). Police Professional 31/5/2024 News Investigation into fatal London police shooting found officers’ use of force was appropriate An investigation into the death of Hassan Yahya, who was Tasered and fatally shot by police in Westminster in March 2020, found the officers’ use of force was appropriate in the circumstances. Police Professional 31/5/2024 News Removing the burden of repetitive and time-sensitive tasks in UK policing Compiling data for reports or submissions demands significant manual effort, including data extraction, duplication refinement, and list cleansing. When these tasks must be performed multiple times a day under strict deadlines, the burden on staff increases. This often necessitates overtime work, leading to additional costs. In one UK police force, a team was tasked with performing the sam Emergency Services Times 31/5/2024 News Body cameras speeding up CPS’ investigations into complaints, Calgary police say CANADA: 'Body-worn cameras have been exceptionally useful in this regard,' said Katherine Murphy, CPS’ executive director of legal and regulatory services. Calgary Herald (Canada) 31/5/2024 News Police defend robbery response after bakery owner was told officers might not get there until next day CANADA: 'We ended up closing … because we don't know what to do — whether they're going to come or not': owner CBC News (Canada) 31/5/2024 News Rollout of Garda bodycams starts in Dublin REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Justice Minister, Helen McEntee has signed their use into law. FM 104 (Republic of Ireland) 31/5/2024 News Frontline Gardaí begin using bodyworn cameras REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Frontline Gardaí have begun using bodyworn cameras following the enactment of the Gardaí Síochána (Recording Devices) Act 2023. Irish Legal News (Republic of Ireland) 31/5/2024 News Frontline Gardaí commence use of bodyworn cameras REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Frontline Gardaí have commenced the use of bodyworn cameras, following the enactment of the Gardaí Síochána (Recording Devices) Act 2023, a priority of the Minister for Justice Helen McEntee. Government of Ireland 31/5/2024 News Interpol Director warns a stronger ‘global mindset’ is needed to tackle a new ‘poly-criminal age’ Interpol Executive Director of Police Services Stephen Kavanagh has warned that a new international “poly-criminal age” is posing harm to millions around the world, and that while Interpol remains uniquely placed to lead the response, it will require a “global mindset” from law enforcement, government, communities and the private sector to tackle the threat, reports Policing Insight’s Keith Potter. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 31/5/2024 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Greater Manchester Police and partners come together to disrupt serious organised crime Greater Manchester Police (GMP) recently came together with other regional forces and wider partners to learn best practice approaches to tackling serious organised crime (SOC). Emergency Services Times 31/5/2024 News The impact of adverse childhood experience and trauma-informed practice training for police in two regions in the United Kingdom Implementation of trauma-informed policing is developing at pace; however, evidence of impact is limited. The Police Journal: Theory Practice and Principles 31/5/2024 Research article Data gaps remain in Crown Court dashboard, says NAO The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) and HM Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) have improved the data and analysis on Crown Court services, according to a report from the National Audit Office (NAO). UKAuthority.com 31/5/2024 News M9 crash victim endured ‘almost incomprehensible’ suffering – inquiry Police Scotland heavily criticised in report on 2015 incident near Stirling where Lamara Bell lay injured in car for three days The Guardian 31/5/2024 News ‘Don’t show anyone!’ Twisted police couple jailed for sick act at murder scene A police constable filmed corpses at a crime scene and sent the videos to his police civilian worker wife for "morbid and warped bragging rights" Cameron Lee Hanson and Kirstie Hanson were jailed at Manchester Crown Court on Thursday after sharing sick footage from crime scenes. Express 31/5/2024 News «143214331434143514361437143814391440Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
