Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103216 total results. Showing results 30281 to 30300 «151115121513151415151516151715181519Next ›Last » Statement regarding W80 Supreme Court appeal decision Today (5 July), the Supreme Court dismissed the appeal by the officer known as W80, supported by the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW), following a ruling which PFEW considered puts officers at risk of gross misconduct hearings in cases involving use of force. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 5/7/2023 News Firearms officer to face misconduct charge over prison-break death A firearms officer who killed a man during a prison breakout must face disciplinary proceedings. The Times - Subscription at source 5/7/2023 News NPCC calls for stronger dismissals and misconduct powers The National Police Chiefs' Council has been calling for stronger powers to rid policing of those unfit to wear the uniform, and has asked for legislative change to ensure chief constables have the final say on sanctions. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 5/7/2023 News Demand forces Staffordshire Police to take on 30 extra call handlers Staffordshire Police has taken on an extra 30 call handlers to keep up with growing demand. It said it has seen a series of record-breaking days for 999 calls and it had also seen an increasing number of non-emergency 101 calls. BBC 5/7/2023 News Gsoc probes whether gardaà committed offence in Browne death REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda SÃochána Ombudsman Commmission (Gsoc) is investigating whether an offence was committed by a member of An Garda SÃochána when a 21-year-old woman was killed in a collision with a patrol car. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 5/7/2023 News Family want answers on death of woman hit by police REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Ireland's policing watchdog is to investigate whether there was a "criminal element" by gardaà (Irish police) after a Londonderry woman was killed in County Donegal. BBC 5/7/2023 News Scammers posing as Calgary officers to steal thousands of dollars prompts police warning CANADA: Police are warning about scammers who are claiming to be Calgary officers while stealing thousands of dollars in cryptocurrency schemes. Police say that over the past several weeks, they have become aware of cases involving scammers claiming to be Calgary officers to convince people they owe thousands of dollars in legal fees. National Post (Canada) 5/7/2023 News Mayo Garda receives award for exceptional courage and bravery REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: KNOCK native, Detective Garda Enda Jennings, has been honoured with a Silver Scott Medal following his role in disarming a young Carlow man who fired a number of shots in the Donegal town of Glenties on the night of February 22, 2020. The Scott Medal is the highest decoration that can be bestowed upon a member of An Garda SÃochána for their exceptional courage and bravery. Mayo Live (Republic of Ireland) 5/7/2023 News Edmonton police trial body cameras starting next week CANADA: City police will begin testing out body cameras on duty next week ahead of an expected mandate from the Alberta government. Starting Monday, up to 35 officers will don body-worn cameras for a six-month pilot, the Edmonton Police Service (EPS) announced on Wednesday. Edmonton Journal (Canada) 5/7/2023 News Poor Use Of Stop And Search Found At Two Thirds Of Police Forces Failures in implementing Stop and Search have been recorded at two thirds of England and Wales’ 43 police forces according to the independent police regulator, raising doubts over Home Secretary Suella Braverman’s renewed push to ramp up the controversial policing tactic. PoliticsHome 5/7/2023 News Police watchdog forced to apologise after court overturns clearance of officer who punched Black pensioner Errol Dixon, 71, has mild dementia and was punched in the face by a police officer inSeptember 2021 The Independent 5/7/2023 News Met Police commissioner defends thin blue line badge ban Met Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has defended his decision to ban officers from wearing the thin blue line badge. The badge was created as a "mark of remembrance and respect" for officers who have died while working. Sir Mark told City Hall's Police and Crime Committee that he was "cautious" about officers "showing allegiance to any cause" on their uniform. BBC 5/7/2023 News Jermaine Baker: Met Police officer’s appeal rejected by Supreme Court The Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal by a Met Police officer who fatally shot a man in north London in 2015. Jermaine Baker, 28, was killed during a foiled attempt to free an inmate from a prison van near Wood Green Crown Court. The officer who fired the fatal shot, known as W80, was challenging a police watchdog's decision to bring gross misconduct proceedings against him. BBC 5/7/2023 News Edmonton police to begin pilot program for body-worn cameras CANADA: Police say they hope body-worn cameras will increase public trust and reduce 'unfounded allegations' CBC News (Canada) 5/7/2023 News New chief announced for Serious Fraud Office The Serious Fraud Office’s new chief will be a former top Metropolitan Police officer. Nick Ephgrave will take up the role of director of the SFO at the end of September, Attorney General Victoria Prentis told MPs. The Independent 5/7/2023 News Nick Ephgrave to head up SFO He replace Lisa Osofsky, who has been head of the organisation since 2018. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/7/2023 News Drug wipe testing ‘exhausted’ police forensic science budget in six months ISLE OF MAN: Former chief constable warns 'substantial shortfall' will continue into this year. Testing motorists for drug driving exhausted the police forensic science budget within six months of the last financial year. Manx Radio 5/7/2023 News IOPC to send file to CPS on Manchester bombing evidence after decision review In evidence to the inquiry the former officer claimed they made a deliberate decision not to inform other emergency services that they had declared Operation Plato. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/7/2023 News UK police accused by MPs of ‘cosying up’ to ‘pimping websites’ Home affairs select committee members criticise policy of working with businesses such as Vivastreet The Guardian 5/7/2023 News Honouring strength and resilience NEW ZEALAND: Police are involved with new arrivals from their early days in the country at Mangere Refugee Resettlement Centre, and offer ongoing support when they reach their new homes. An increasing number of people from these communities are now finding their way into Police, increasing the cause for celebration. New Zealand Police 5/7/2023 News «151115121513151415151516151715181519Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
