Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98554 total results. Showing results 28901 to 28920 «144214431444144514461447144814491450Next ›Last » Auckland crime: Two supermarkets targeted by smash-and-grab thieves overnight NEW ZEALAND: Thieves have smashed their way into two large Auckland supermarkets overnight. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 17/4/2023 News Labour cuts police holding cells at victims’ expense NEW ZEALAND: “There are 2,274 less prisoners than when Labour took office, yet Police are being encouraged to reconsider arrests when crime is out of control. Scoop (New Zealand) 17/4/2023 News Police Service supporting this week’s ShopKind campaign The Police Service of Northern Ireland is supporting this week’s national ShopKind campaign, by reminding customers across Northern Ireland of the importance of being considerate to shop workers and to each other. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 17/4/2023 News Jade Matua: Father wants closure after daughter hit by police car A father from north-west London has said he needs "closure" following the death of his daughter four years ago after being hit by a police car. BBC 17/4/2023 News Force changes policing model so that response works with local CID A new local policing model designed around seven policing areas has been in operation in the West Midlands since April 3. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/4/2023 News Alerts could be used for abductions or dangerous offender warnings Whitehall says it will be led by discussions with the police and other emergency services Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/4/2023 News Suspected petrol bomb thrown at police vehicle The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) is appealing for witnesses after a suspected petrol bomb was thrown at a patrol vehicle in Derry/Londonderry. Police Professional 17/4/2023 News Police and crime commissioners join our board Two police and crime commissioners from England and Wales bring a wealth of experience College of Policing 17/4/2023 News PFEW opposes introducing new entry route with lower education level The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) says it is “strongly opposed” to the introduction of a Level 5 learning programme as the new non-degree police officer entry route. Police Professional 17/4/2023 News Officer charged with raping woman while on duty A former Devon and Cornwall Police officer has been charged with three counts of rape while on duty. Police Professional 17/4/2023 News Family of murdered boy decry Sussex police inaction after podcast findings Force criticised for failing to reinvestigate 1981 abduction of Vishal Mehrotra despite ‘significant’ new evidence The Guardian 17/4/2023 News N.S. shooting report calls for police to be ‘secondary’ in public safety work CANADA: The report into Nova Scotia's mass shooting echoes and validates what advocates, researchers and racialized people have said for years — police are often "not best trained or equipped" to deal with people in crisis. CBC News (Canada) 17/4/2023 News Connecting vehicle services with 5G CANADA: Important considerations for making your fleet connections faster and more reliable. Blue Line (Canada) 17/4/2023 Feature Data of abuse victims stolen in ransomware cyberattack REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Data of up to 2,000 abuse victims across four different organisations has been reportedly stolen in a cyberattack on a company in Northern Ireland. Extra.ie (Republic of Ireland) 17/4/2023 News With rights come responsibilities: Counter balancing the criminal justice system A recent Scottish court case that saw a 21-year-old given a non-custodial sentence for rape – largely in the hope of aiding his rehabilitation – has prompted much discussion about the age of criminal responsibility; former Police Scotland superintendent Martin Gallagher believes the criminal justice system needs to be reset to recognise that with rights come responsibilities, and that offender rehabilitation must be balanced with justice for victims and protection of the public. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/4/2023 Feature, Opinion Public consultation needed on facial recognition bill, says Ó Riordain REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Responding to reports yesterday that Garda Commissioner Drew Harris wrote to the Government seeking permission to use facial recognition technology without any public consulation, Labour justice spokesperson, Aodhán Ó Ríordáin TD caled for a public debate full scrutiny on the matter. Dublin People (Republic of Ireland) 17/4/2023 News PCC issues stark warning over police numbers in West Midlands Simon Foster has called on the government to hire 1,000 missing police officers Coventry Live 17/4/2023 News Canadian coroners starting to reject excited delirium as cause of police-related deaths CANADA: North American doctors and psychiatrists are also questioning contentious explanation for sudden deaths. CBC News (Canada) 17/4/2023 News New AFP headquarters to solve crime faster AUSTRALIA: The AFP has boosted its edge against serious organised crime with a new Victorian headquarters that will enable investigators to solve crime faster. The new headquarters, officially opened today by AFP Commissioner Reece Kershaw and Federal Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus KC (17 April, 2023), integrates the latest forensic technology and will allow investigators to access evidence quicker during complex investigations. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 17/4/2023 News New police unit cracking down on retail crime NEW ZEALAND: Police are hailing the success of their new National Retail Investigation Support Unit, which has already led to 1000 retail crime charges being laid against 178 offenders after less than a year of operation. The unit was formed in May 2022 to address patterns of high-priority repeat retail offending across the country. 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