Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115636 total results. Showing results 30101 to 30120 «150215031504150515061507150815091510Next ›Last » TVP high-harm fraud team’s successes against romance and courier fraudsters targeting vulnerable elderly victims With forces facing a range of competing priorities in fighting crime, a dedicated high-harm fraud unit set up by Thames Valley Police is supporting victims and securing convictions against fraudsters targeting vulnerable elderly people with romance and courier fraud, as DI Duncan Wynn explained to Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/4/2024 Feature, Innovation, Interview Surrey CCTV investigators still hugely valuable despite increased digitalisation Surrey Insp Jon Groenen says that having CCTV investigators in each division has proven invaluable to detectives working in CID. The CCTV investigators who support PIP2 detectives in Surrey Police are so valuable that their abstraction – even for a day – now requires detective sergeant sign-off. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/4/2024 Feature ‘Urgent changes’ to Investigatory Powers Act receive Royal Assent Police and intelligence services will greater powers to tackle the evolving threats from terrorists, hostile State actors, child abusers and criminal gangs under an update to the Investigatory Powers Act 2016. Police Professional 26/4/2024 News Greater powers for police to seize criminal cryptoassets come into force Greater powers for the police and National Crime Agency (NCA) to seize, freeze and destroy cryptoassets used by criminals have come into force today. Police Professional 26/4/2024 News Lincolnshire Police and Crime Commissioner hopefuls share plans if elected on May 2 As the May 2024 elections for Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) draw near, we invited candidates to share their perspectives and plans with LincsOnline readers. LincsOnline 26/4/2024 News, UK PCC Elections Tory police and crime commissioner is told to apologise and act more professionally on social media after wrongly accusing a man of misusing public funds A police and crime commissioner has been ordered to apologise to an individual over 'disrespectful' and inaccurate comments he made on social media. Festus Akinbusoye, the Conservative PCC for Bedfordshire, was reprimanded after suggesting the unnamed man had misused public funds. The county's police and crime panel complaints sub-committee also said he had to act more professionally on social media and stick to accurate data in posts. Mail Online 26/4/2024 News NSW Police backs state government on registrar changes AUSTRALIA: NSW Police will back the state government to stop court registrars from making bail decisions in domestic violence-related cases, following the death of a woman. St George & Sutherland Leader (Australia) 26/4/2024 News Government’s community safety plan to make ramming an emergency vehicle an offence AUSTRALIA: The Miles Government is driving tough action on reckless and dangerous driving – making the ramming of an emergency vehicle a stand alone offence – as part of its community safety plan. A new law will be introduced to parliament next week, making the ramming of emergency services vehicles its own criminal offence, with a penalty of up to 14 years imprisonment Queensland Government (Australia) 26/4/2024 News New police helicopter for northern Queensland AUSTRALIA: The Australian state of Queensland will establish a new police helicopter capability to serve its Far North region Air Med and Rescue 26/4/2024 News Irish children being blackmailed into sexually abusing siblings online warns Garda Commissioner Drew Harris REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Irish kids are being forced to sexually abuse their siblings live on video – after they were blackmailed by online predators, Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has warned. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 26/4/2024 News Challenges for new Devon and Cornwall police and crime commissioner Devon and Cornwall's new police and crime commissioner (PCC) will have to deal with many challenges after the election on 2 May. The force's Chief Constable, Will Kerr, remains suspended over allegations of serious sexual offences - which he denies. BBC 26/4/2024 News The police’s rushed withdrawal from mental healthcare is creating serious risks A comprehensive analysis of the challenges in implementing the recently agreed Right Care Right Person policy. Challenges in implementing the Right Care Right Person policy reveal concerns over resource allocation, local coordination, and potential risks to vulnerable individuals, writes Sean Duggan. NHS Confederation 26/4/2024 Feature, Opinion Police hail convictions in landmark EncroChat case A police force has said it is the first in the country to secure convictions against people who sold encrypted devices to supply drugs and firearms. BBC 26/4/2024 News Rape victims’ therapy notes to stay private Campaigners have hailed a change in law that will protect the privacy of people who have suffered sexual violence The Times - Subscription at source 26/4/2024 News Police productivity centre to be launched A Centre for Police Productivity is to be opened within the College of Policing, the Home Office has said in its response to the recommendations of the 2023 review of police productivity. UKAuthority.com 26/4/2024 News Why people and technology investments must align for true transformation Martin Taylor, Deputy Chief Executive of Content Guru, reflects on the forthcoming local and national elections, which will have a profound effect on policing, arguing that for policing to transform, it needs to look forward as well as back – and that investment in people will not deliver the change that is required unless it is matched by investment in technology. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/4/2024 Feature, Opinion Police hail convictions in landmark EncroChat case A police force has said it is the first in the country to secure convictions against people who sold encrypted devices to supply drugs and firearms. Bedfordshire Police said three men from Luton had been sentenced after they were found to have equipped organised crime groups across the country with the EncroChat messaging system. BBC 26/4/2024 News National Highways traffic officers mark 20 years on the road Officer numbers have increased from around ninety two decades ago to over a thousand traffic officer patrols. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/4/2024 News ‘No one is above the law’: police data reveals sexual assault among charges laid against 78 Victorian officers AUSTRALIA: Sexual assault, intentionally causing injury and unlawful assault among most common charges against police The Guardian 26/4/2024 News Senior police commander calls for family violence perpetrators to be put on register AUSTRALIA: A senior Victoria Police commander has issued a renewed call for family violence perpetrators to be put on a register in the same way as sex offenders. ABC News (Australia) 26/4/2024 News «150215031504150515061507150815091510Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
