Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98397 total results. Showing results 29841 to 29860 «148914901491149214931494149514961497Next ›Last » Professionalism in policing: In pursuit of justice When a Police Misconduct Panel ruled a British Transport Police officer found guilty of gross misconduct should keep his job, Chief Constable Lucy D’Orsi was forced to continue employing someone she believed was a danger to women; a successful judicial review of the decision now means the officer has been sacked, but CC D’Orsi believes the system has to change if the service is to regain the trust of women. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/3/2023 Feature, Opinion Reforming the police is more important than pillorying them Sir William Macpherson’s report on the failings that helped Stephen Lawrence’s killers escape justice for years branded the Metropolitan Police institutionally racist in 1999. The force faces a reckoning on a similar scale on Tuesday when Baroness (Louise) Casey delivers a review commissioned by Scotland Yard in the wake of Sarah Everard’s rape and murder in 2021 by Wayne Couzens, a serving Met officer. The Times - Subscription at source 19/3/2023 Feature, Opinion Sarah Everard murder will harm women’s trust in police for generations, says top officer Almost 25 years after the Macpherson inquiry into the murder of Stephen Lawrence labelled the Metropolitan Police “institutionally racist”, the force is preparing for a far more damning verdict. This week a report by Baroness Casey of Blackstock, brought in to investigate the Met after the rape and murder of Sarah Everard in March 2021, is expected to highlight rampant levels of misogyny, racism and homophobia in the UK’s biggest force, as well as a series of structural failings. Now, on the eve of the release of her independent review, which followed a series of scandals at the Met, three female police chiefs have spoken about the impact it will have on policing. The Times - Subscription at source 19/3/2023 News Queensland State Coroner delivers findings into Brett Forte, Ricky Maddison deaths AUSTRALIA: A gunman peppered a police car with 27 bullets before he shot and killed the senior constable behind the wheel, a coroner has found. News.com.au (Australia) 19/3/2023 News Gardai put themselves on front line to protect the public – it’s time for tougher sentences for thugs who assault cops REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The murder of Detective Garda Colm Horkan was a stark reminder of the risks faced by all the brave men and women of An Garda Siochana. The Irish Sun (Republic of Ireland) 19/3/2023 Feature, Opinion How 3D-printed weapons are posing a new challenge for police in Canada CANADA: A recent drug and weapons bust in Canada is raising alarm over the role of new technology in violent crime. Callum Smith takes a look at what may be needed to combat the use of 3D printing in weapons manufacturing. Global News (Canada) 18/3/2023 News Police officer who murdered George Floyd admits hiding money to avoid paying tax UNITED STATES: Former police officer Derek Chauvin, the convicted killer of George Floyd, has pleaded guilty to tax evasion whilst spending time in a federal prison in Tucson, Arizona Mirror 18/3/2023 News Over 300,000 security cameras registered in Dutch police database NETHERLANDS: The Dutch police database "Camera in Beeld" has over 314,000 registered security cameras from businesses, citizens, and the government, according to police figures obtained by NU.nl. This database allows the police to request video footage from these cameras to quickly identify suspects when a serious crime has been committed. The majority of the cameras registered in the database, over 236,000, are from businesses, while citizens have registered 55,000 cameras, and the government has nearly 23,000 cameras, mostly located along public roads. Over the past few years, the number of cameras registered has been gradually growing. Anyone with a security camera can join the program. NL Times (Netherlands) 18/3/2023 News Chief constable keen to ‘accelerate’ progress at police force which has taken ‘big leaps’ Cleveland Police Chief Constable Mark Webster wants to “accelerate” over the next 12 months the progress the force has made already. Mr Webster said the force, which is continuing to be subject to enhanced monitoring measures, had taken “big leaps” and its staff were consistently working hard every day to deliver the best public service they could. Teesside Live 18/3/2023 News Thames Valley Police force launches local review after 13 years A police force has launched a review of its local structure after 13 years. Thames Valley Police (TVP) said it was looking at how its policing areas was structured to make sure they were set up in the "best possible way". It is considering two models for the region, the current 11-area model and a new five-area system. BBC 18/3/2023 News ‘Patently ridiculous’ gun owners are being subsidised by taxpayers – Police Association NEW ZEALAND: Gun owners are accusing police of stonewalling their attempts to understand what is behind plans to make them pay a lot more for a firearms licence. But the police say taxpayers are subsidising the current licensing system by hundreds of millions of dollars annually, and that has to change. Firearms licensing fees have not risen in more than 20 years. In the recent public consultation, police estimated the costs behind a 10-year firearms licence were now more than seven-and-a-half times the current fee of $126.50. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 18/3/2023 News Detectives probe if gardaí passed secret information to murderous crime gang REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Detectives from the National Bureau of Criminal Investigation are probing links between gardaí and the Hutch Organised Crime Group. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 18/3/2023 News Garda Reserve members complain of ‘bullying and isolation’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Part-time force launched in 2006 allowed to wither, claims ex-minister for justice Michael McDowell The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 18/3/2023 News Akl shooting shows more officers needed on streets – Police Assn NEW ZEALAND: The Police Association say yesterday's incident in West Auckland shows more officers are needed out on the streets to reassure the public. 1 News (New Zealand) 18/3/2023 News Michael Duheme named interim RCMP commissioner CANADA: Canada’s federal police force has a new top cop — at least for now. The RCMP say Deputy Commissioner Michael Duheme will lead the force as interim head as they search for a permanent replacement for outgoing commissioner Brenda Lucki, who retired from the force Friday. Mackenzie Gray breaks down Lucki’s controversial legacy and what it could mean for the force going forward. Global News (Canada) 18/3/2023 News BTP successfully overturn decision to let officer keep his job in landmark case British Transport Police have successfully overturned the decision of an independent misconduct panel who let an officer keep his job after being found guilty of gross misconduct. British Transport Police 18/3/2023 News Operation Kōtare: Arrests follow seizure of drugs, firearms and cash NEW ZEALAND: Gisborne Police have seized $40,000, 16g of methamphetamine and four firearms yesterday in Gisborne and Tauranga as part of the Eastern District focus on gangs and organised crime through Operation Kōtare. New Zealand Police 18/3/2023 News Officer who struck tasered man with baton given final written warning Unlawful baton strikes happened in a 27-second period after earlier lawful strikes misconduct panel hears. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/3/2023 News Chief constable tells of officers using food bank as he pushes for better pay Essex Police chief Ben-Julian Harrington raised the issue of pay in a speech to new recruits. The Independent 17/3/2023 News The camera never lies? Our research found CCTV isn’t always dependable when it comes to murder investigations As a victim or suspect of a crime, or witness to an offence, you may find your actions, behaviour and character scrutinised by the police or a barrister using CCTV footage. You may assume all the relevant footage has been gathered and viewed. You may sit on a jury and be expected to evaluate CCTV footage to help determine whether you find a defendant guilty or innocent. The Conversation 17/3/2023 Feature «148914901491149214931494149514961497Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
