Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97047 total results. Showing results 28861 to 28880 «144014411442144314441445144614471448Next ›Last » Control rooms can share situational awareness in major incidents System has been up and running for 18 months and has been used for live incidents. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/3/2023 News Alice Springs police data shows drop in reported crimes after strict alcohol laws introduced AUSTRALIA: Northern Territory police data has revealed a stark drop in domestic violence calls, property offences and alcohol-related violence in the central Australian town of Alice Springs after the introduction of stricter alcohol laws in the territory. The Guardian 9/3/2023 News Marae community panels will help the community tackle whānau violence head on NEW ZEALAND: Police have launched a new marae community initiative to help stem the rise of family violence. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 9/3/2023 News ‘Too many bloody stories to tell’ NEW ZEALAND: On the last Friday of February, Senior Sergeant Mark Gregory Davidson retired from New Zealand Police after 50-plus years of operational service. New Zealand Police 9/3/2023 Feature Ex-Wiltshire Police officer who abused position barred from policing A former police officer has been barred from serving in any police force again after a misconduct hearing ruled he had a relationship with a vulnerable woman. BBC 9/3/2023 News More than 200 arrests in week-long crackdown on County Lines gangs Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officers made more than 200 arrests and seized over £1 million worth of drugs during a week-long crackdown on County Lines gangs Police Professional 9/3/2023 News New laws proposed to tackle ‘corrosive effects of misogyny’ Misogynistic harassment could become a criminal offence in Scotland as part of proposals aimed at providing greater protection for women and girls. Police Professional 9/3/2023 News Emergency Services Network under spotlight again The National Audit Office has published a new report looking at progress with delivering the Emergency Services Network (ESN). It finds that despite the programme to deliver the new emergency services network to replace Airwave costing £2bn so far, the Home Office still does not know when ESN will be ready or what it will cost. NAO boss, Gareth Davies, says this is ‘extremely worrying’. Emergency Services Times 9/3/2023 News Significant rise in mental health incidents over past five years, police say Police responding to mental health incidents have seen cases increase by up to five times over the past five years in some parts of the UK, according to a report. Police Professional 9/3/2023 News PFEW calls for minimum 17 per cent pay rise for officers The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has called for a 17 per cent pay increase for police officers after an independent study showed a significant decline in police pay since 2000. Police Professional 9/3/2023 News Protecting critical infrastructure: Combining defence, security and policing assets With the ongoing war in Ukraine highlighting the importance of the co-operation between defence, security and policing organisations in protecting critical infrastructure, Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth looks at the latest EU research funding call for projects that can strengthen protection and resilience. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/3/2023 Analysis, Feature Social media post raises concerns about Fredericton police identifying youth as suspects CANADA: Concerns are being raised about privacy protection for minors after the Fredericton Police Force posted an image on Facebook of what appears to be two teenagers they said were "suspects in a theft." CBC News (Canada) 9/3/2023 News Do I know what is being said about me, and does it matter? CANADA: “The most important conversations ever held about us during our career are held when we are not in the room.” Blue Line (Canada) 9/3/2023 Feature Forty people to appear before court after Garda operations in Coolock and Raheny REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Some 40 people are expected to appear before Dublin District Courts this morning following Garda operations in Coolock and Raheny in Dublin. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 9/3/2023 News ‘No risk of blue flu’ in roster row – Garda Commissioner REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors is due to hold a day of action next week because of its unhappiness with a new system of rostering for the force. newstalk (Republic of Ireland) 9/3/2023 News Minister Harris welcomes upgrade to EU security system to help tackle serious crime and terrorism REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Minister for Justice Simon Harris TD has welcomed the launch of an updated information sharing system across the EU to help fight terrorism and serious crime. Government of Ireland 9/3/2023 News Axon in the news: Scotland announces first-of-its-kind national digital evidence sharing system “We’re now seeing cases move in hours instead of weeks and months.” Axon is accelerating justice as Scotland’s Digital Evidence Sharing Capability system will now allow police, lawyers & courts access to a unified database nationally, reducing burdens on victims and freeing up officer time to focus on frontline police work. Policing Insight 9/3/2023 Advertisement, Feature Northumbria Police force strengthened with over 600 new officers despite financial concerns Over 600 officers have joined Northumbria Police over the last four years- well above the government’s target. Forces across the country were given a recruitment goal from September 2019 to March 2023, meaning Northumbria would have to increase its headcount from 3,129 to 3,744 officers. Newcastle World 9/3/2023 News Faith in the Met plummets to less than half of Londoners – as just 4% of young women strongly trust the force Only four in ten Londoners still trust the Metropolitan Police, damning new figures for LBC reveal – with a mere 4% of young women saying they have a high level of faith in the force. LBC 9/3/2023 News Talking with Bluelight Consultancy founder and former police officer Brendan O’Brien (Part 1) PolicingTV and Policing Insight Founder and Publisher, Bernard Rix, recently visited York, England, to meet former Cheshire Police officer and founder of Bluelight Consultancy, Brendan O'Brien. Through Bluelight Consultancy, Brendan has helped over 15,000 individuals achieve their ambition of becoming a police officer. He also provides a range of services to police forces on recruitment, development and promotion matters. Across three episodes, Brendan and Bernard discuss a wide range of issues facing policing today. In this first episode, they have a broad introductory conversation about the current state of policing in England and Wales. PolicingTV 9/3/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video «144014411442144314441445144614471448Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
