Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115640 total results. Showing results 30781 to 30800 «153615371538153915401541154215431544Next ›Last » Allegations that PC touched woman’s breast attending DA found not proven PC Fabian Aguilar-Delgado was acquitted following a Crown Court trial arising out of the same allegations considered by the misconduct panel. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/4/2024 News MPs keep up pressure to repeal the Vagrancy Act over new rough sleeping law Ministers told to fulfil their promise to repeal the Vagrancy Act 1824, the law which currently criminalises rough sleeping and begging Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/4/2024 News Police chief says he’s ‘likely’ to suspend without pay cops charged with serious offences CANADA: 'If you're convicted of a criminal offence, taxpayers shouldn't be paying your salary,' chief says. CBC News (Canada) 11/4/2024 News B.C. plans law allowing police to arrest or ticket over school disruptions CANADA: The British Columbia government has introduced legislation that it says will put in place 20-metre access zones around schools to protect students from disruptive behaviour, including aggressive protests. Blue Line (Canada) 11/4/2024 News Police vehicle designs: Public perceptions and policing implications CANADA: Police vehicles are symbols of pride for many police agencies. Blue Line (Canada) 11/4/2024 Feature Garda killer Aaron Brady admits recording video of witness shared online that branded him a ‘tout’ and a ‘rat’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda killer Aaron Brady has admitted recording a witness statement given against him during his murder trial that was later shared online branding the man a “tout” and a “rat”. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 11/4/2024 News Rise in road deaths ‘unsurprising’ as Garda numbers tumble – Faughnan REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The rise in Irish road deaths is no surprise – given Gardaí are being asked to police twice the number of cars they were just 15 years ago. newstalk (Republic of Ireland) 11/4/2024 News Garda killer Aaron Brady pleads guilty to perverting course of justice REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Aaron Brady, who shot and killed Det Gda Adrian Donohoe, has pleaded guilty to perverting the course of justice during his murder trial in 2020. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 11/4/2024 News ORBIT’s rapport-based interviewing model can increase information yield and make significant cost savings While TV dramas often showcase police interviewers squeezing information out of suspects, the reality is rather different; speaking at a recent conference Dr Frances Surmon-Böhr, a psychologist and science-based interview expert, explained why the interpersonal skills and rapport-building techniques integral to the ORBIT interviewing model are the real keys to a successful interrogation, as Policing Insight’s James Sweetland reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/4/2024 Analysis, Feature One fifth of TVP officers plan to leave within the next two years One fifth of Thames Valley Police officers who responded to a pay and morale survey said they intend to resign from the police service either ‘within the next two years’ or ‘as soon as [they] can’. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/4/2024 News Staffing levels in Police Scotland making the frontline feel ‘vulnerable’ and ‘unsafe’ A HMICS review of wellbeing provision found that, while the force offers good support at the point of crisis, the key areas most affecting the frontline aren't recognised properly. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/4/2024 News To ban hate, first you must define it Juries won’t convict without a clear understanding of when bad behaviour turns criminal, writes David Hardstaff The Times - Subscription at source 11/4/2024 Feature, Opinion Frontline officers say staffing levels are unsafe Scarcity of resources, cancelled rest days and dilapidated buildings leave police feeling unable to provide the service they want to give. The Times - Subscription at source 11/4/2024 News Suspended officers cost Windsor police $2.6 million over 11 years, data shows CANADA: Windsor police paid more than $2.6 million over the last 11 years to officers who weren't working, according to data compiled by CBC News on officers who were suspended with pay. CBC News (Canada) 11/4/2024 News Queensland police employee accused of selling domestic violence victim’s personal information to ex-partner AUSTRALIA: Woman suspended from road policing command and charged with one count of stalking and four counts of computer hacking The Guardian 11/4/2024 News NT police commissioner says ‘Black Monopoly’ email circulated among officers is ‘very concerning’ AUSTRALIA: The Northern Territory police commissioner said he was expecting more racist material to surface from within NT police after reports an image of a "Black Monopoly" board was emailed around the force in 2008. The Australian newspaper first reported the image, depicting a mock Monopoly board with every property square marked "go to jail". ABC News (Australia) 11/4/2024 News Police feel ‘vulnerable’ due to staffing – watchdog Many frontline police officers say current staffing levels in their areas are making them feel vulnerable and - at times - unsafe, the force's watchdog has said. BBC 11/4/2024 News Demands of frontline policing taking a toll on Police Scotland workforce, says HMICS Police Scotland needs to develop a cohesive wellbeing strategy that addresses what really impacts on the physical and mental health of its officers and staff, says a new report. Police Professional 11/4/2024 News Fifth of Thames Valley Police planning to quit, survey suggests One fifth of a force's police officers intend to resign in the near future, new figures suggest. BBC 11/4/2024 News Hot spot policing evaluation highlights crime reductions and cost savings, but warns of cultural challenges An evaluation report into the UK Government-funded Grip programme and hot spot policing initiative designed to tackle serious violence has highlighted significant reductions in crime and potential savings, but has also warned that the approach is not a “quick fix” and requires commitment and buy-in from forces and leaders, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/4/2024 Analysis, Feature «153615371538153915401541154215431544Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
