Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103152 total results. Showing results 30521 to 30540 «152315241525152615271528152915301531Next ›Last » Police release results of public perceptions about crime and Police NEW ZEALAND: Survey shows trust and confidence in Police remains high at 69%. Public trust in Police remains high for overall service especially emergency responses. 83% of public believe Police treat people professionally New Zealand Police 28/6/2023 News Police deserve a fair reward for their service Sir Mark Rowley: Salaries failing to keep up with inflation is making it increasingly difficult to recruit new officers The Telegraph - Subscription at source 28/6/2023 Feature, Opinion Sunak must honour pay rise for police, says Met chief Rishi Sunak must honour the pay review recommendations for increasing police officers’ salaries, says Britain’s most senior policeman. In an article for The Telegraph, Sir Mark Rowley, the Metropolitan Police Commissioner, warned that more officers could quit and the force could face a recruitment crisis unless the Prime Minister and his government accepted the recommendations “in full and without delay”. The Telegraph 28/6/2023 News Better communication needed to boost trust in Calgary police: study CANADA: Calgary police must improve their communication with the public to combat declining levels of trust, according to new research carried out for the city’s police commission. The focus group research comes a year after the city police oversight board heard confidence in police was declining, with 77 per cent of Calgarians saying they have high or moderate trust in the force, down from 85 per cent two years earlier. Calgary Herald (Canada) 28/6/2023 News ‘Hate is on the rise’: Calgary police CANADA: Hate incidents and hate-motivated crimes have been on the rise in Calgary in recent years, according to a presentation from the Calgary Police Service hate crimes unit to the Calgary Police Commission. Global News (Canada) 28/6/2023 News Pioneering initiative to force offenders to get clean or face jail time Criminals serving community orders for low level offences will be closely monitored by judges as part of a new pilot forcing offenders to clean up their acts or be put behind bars. Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 28/6/2023 News Former police watchdog chief Michael Lockwood in court on rape charges The former head of the police watchdog has appeared in court charged with repeatedly raping an underage girl in the 1980s when he worked as a lifeguard. The Times - Subscription at source 28/6/2023 News Ofcom launches investigation into 999 failure The regulator has confirmed that it is investigating BT following a UK-wide disruption to emergency call services on 25 June. Emergency Services Times 28/6/2023 News William Tyrrell’s foster mother calls on police to release evidence AUSTRALIA: William Tyrrell’s foster mother has called on police to release the evidence they claim to have amassed against her after detectives asked prosecutors to charge her over the boy’s disappearance. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 28/6/2023 News DV inquest shown body-worn footage of killer interacting with police, hours before fatal attack AUSTRALIA: Hours before he fatally attacked his partner, a man told police to "take [him] to prison" for setting her car on fire and threatened to light up a petrol station, but responding officers "just missed the red flags" and did not arrest him when they should have, the NT coroner has heard. ABC News (Australia) 28/6/2023 News Police seize $400,000 worth of drugs, charge 53 people after Blackbutt bush rave in Queensland’s South Burnett AUSTRALIA: Dozens of people have been charged and almost $400,000 worth of drugs have been seized at a "secretive" bush rave party in southern Queensland. The Queensland Police Service said 53 people were charged after attending a four-day music event called Weedy Wonka's Winter Solstice, held between June 22 and 25. ABC News (Australia) 28/6/2023 News Man to face court after shining laser at police helicopter AUSTRALIA: A man will appear in court after shining a laser at the police helicopter. It will be alleged that about 11.30pm on Tuesday 27 June, PolAir was assisting patrols in the northern suburbs when the crew noticed a green laser shining at the cockpit. South Australia Police 28/6/2023 News Body down a bank in Whakatāne: Two charged with murder of Claude Takao, teen also arrested NEW ZEALAND: A 14-year-old has been arrested and charged with aggravated robbery and kidnapping as police investigate the death of a man whose body was found down a bank in Whakatāne. Eastern Bay of Plenty Detective Senior Sergeant Paul Wilson said police have also charged two people with murdering Claude Te Rangiatahua Takao. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 28/6/2023 News Cases like Christchurch citizen’s arrest undermine trust in police – association: Survey shows drop NEW ZEALAND: The public’s trust in police has dipped, according to their own survey released today, and the union boss representing officers says stories of police failing to attend callouts only make it worse. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 28/6/2023 News Pioneering initiative to force offenders to ‘get clean’ or face prison Offenders with drug and alcohol issues will be closely monitored by judges as part of a new pilot forcing them to “clean up their acts or be put behind bars”. Police Professional 28/6/2023 News Former chief constable told woman she could touch herself, hearing finds Mike Veale made sexual remarks to colleagues, police disciplinary panel decides, ruling his behaviour was gross misconduct The Guardian 28/6/2023 News Former head of Cleveland Police Mike Veale guilty of gross misconduct A former police chief made comments of a sexual nature to colleagues, telling a woman she could "touch herself", a disciplinary panel has ruled. BBC 28/6/2023 News Ofcom investigates BT for 999 disruption Communications regulator Ofcom has launched an investigation into BT following a UK-wide disruption of emergency call services. UKAuthority.com 28/6/2023 News Former Cleveland Chief guilty of gross misconduct A disciplinary panel has found that Mike Veale did make unwanted sexual remarks to colleagues Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/6/2023 News Plots to hurt and kill PSNI officers ‘a real worry’ admits Chief Chief Constable Simon Byrne told PA that the force needs to 'keep the pressure up on a small number of people that are still intent on using violence to promote their ideology'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/6/2023 News «152315241525152615271528152915301531Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
