Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98275 total results. Showing results 31301 to 31320 «156215631564156515661567156815691570Next ›Last » Gang shooting trial ends: Mongrel mobster acquitted on wounding charge NEW ZEALAND: A man has been found not guilty of wounding a 501 deportee who was shot through the leg after telling the Mongrel Mob to leave him alone. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 8/2/2023 News Cocaine bust: Half a billion dollars worth of drugs seized in Pacific Ocean NEW ZEALAND: The discovery of 81 bales of cocaine will land a "major financial blow" to illegal drug market, the police commissioner says. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 8/2/2023 News, Video Operation Hydros: Police, Customs and NZDF recover half a billion dollars’ worth of cocaine at sea NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand authorities have dealt a significant blow to an international criminal syndicate’s operation after intercepting 3.2 tonnes of cocaine afloat in the ocean. New Zealand Police 8/2/2023 News Prevent ‘too often bestows a status of victimhood’ on referrals The government has accepted the report's 34 recommendations, with Home Secretary Suella Braverman committed to 'quickly delivering wholesale change' to better protect the UK. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/2/2023 News ACC calling for change to under 18s strip search policy ACC Chris Todd intends to 'go further' than the current policy by recommending that strip searches are not carried out on a young person 'unless there is an appropriate adult present'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/2/2023 News Sheku Bayoh inquiry told of ‘traumatic’ house search by police A woman has told of her "traumatic nightmare" when police searched her family's home in the aftermath of Sheku Bayoh's death. BBC 8/2/2023 News Home Secretary promises ‘wholesale change’ across Prevent anti-terror programme The Home Secretary has promised wholesale and rapid change across the anti-terror Prevent programme following a major independent review into the programme. Police Professional 8/2/2023 News GMP needs to urgently improve ‘critical weaknesses’ in its custody services, report finds Greater Manchester Police (GMP) is not providing custody services well enough, and some important areas of custody now require “urgent attention”, a report has found. Police Professional 8/2/2023 News Child sex abuse victims ‘waiting more than 600 days to see attackers convicted’ Child victims of sexual abuse are waiting more than 600 days to see their attackers brought to justice, figures suggest. Police Professional 8/2/2023 News Tyre Nichols’ death underscores the troubled history of specialized police units Five US police officers charged with the murder of Tyre Nichols were part of an elite Memphis PD crime suppression unit; University of South Carolina Professors Ian T. Adams and Seth Stoughton believe that such specialist units set up to aggressively target crime fighting have a problematic history, often becoming another source of violence in already victimized communities. Policing Insight 8/2/2023 Feature, Opinion Government acts to overhaul Prevent in the fight against radicalisation The Home Secretary has committed to delivering wholesale and rapid change across Prevent following a major independent review into the programme. Home Office 8/2/2023 News West Midlands Police told it must house 44 prisoners in custody cells The government has told a police force to house more than 40 inmates in custody cells, its police and crime commissioner (PCC) said. BBC 8/2/2023 News UK Prevent strategy needs to concentrate more on threat of Islamic terrorism, review finds relentless focus on tackling the life-threatening danger posed by Islamist supporters was placed at the centre of a major overhaul of the Government’s Prevent counter-extremism strategy unveiled by Home Secretary Suella Braverman. The Standard 8/2/2023 News David Carrick ‘no longer the big man’ after life sentences, says victim First known victim of rapist ex-Met officer welcomes his jailing and condemns his failure to show remorse The Guardian 8/2/2023 News Greater Manchester Police: Officers left people naked in cells – inspectors A police force left some people naked in cells and detainees' safety was put at risk, inspectors have found. BBC 8/2/2023 News ‘We were challenged at the time’: Windsor police leaders reflect on the Ambassador Bridge blockade, one year later CANADA: One year ago, local law enforcement were tasked with handling an unprecedented incident, the Ambassador Bridge blockade. CTV News (Canada) 8/2/2023 News 2 Montreal police officers lied about man who died in custody in 2017, ethics committee says CANADA: Two Montreal police officers blatantly lied to independent investigators when they said they weren't aware of a man's medical condition before he collapsed and died while in custody, the Quebec police ethics committee has ruled. CBC News (Canada) 8/2/2023 News More collaboration needed in police budget process, decides Region of Waterloo committee CANADA: The Region of Waterloo's administration and finance committee is looking to change how much input the region's politicians have on the Waterloo Regional Police Services (WRPS) budget. CBC News (Canada) 8/2/2023 News Should mandatory minimum sentencing exist? Supreme Court rulings highlight ongoing debate CANADA: A trio of Supreme Court decisions Friday overturned one rule on mandatory minimum sentencing but upheld two others, highlighting Canada’s ongoing debate on how to approach the contentious topic. Blue Line (Canada) 8/2/2023 News Migrant charity voices fears over Garda passport checks at plane steps REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda passport checks at the steps of planes arriving into Ireland could block access to “the only escape that some people have from persecution or war,” a migrant rights charity has warned. newstalk (Republic of Ireland) 8/2/2023 News «156215631564156515661567156815691570Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
