Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103185 total results. Showing results 31481 to 31500 «157115721573157415751576157715781579Next ›Last » Rate of burglaries falls by 46% post-covid as garda operation continues REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The rate of burglaries has fallen by 46% since pre-covid levels, with the garda Operation Thor seeing 957 arrests made in the winter of 2022 for the crime. Operation Thor involves actively targeting organised crime gangs and repeat offenders, through co-ordinated crime prevention and enforcement activity based on intelligence and the latest burglary trends. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 7/6/2023 News Guiding lights: the benefits and challenges of being a PFCC Stephen Mold and Ben Adams, PFCCs for Northamptonshire and Staffordshire respectively, spoke to Police Oracle about the realities of joint police and fire governance. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/6/2023 Feature Statement on the Employment Tribunal’s judgment of the police pension discrimination claim This is a brief update to say that we have received the Employment Tribunal’s judgment of the police pension discrimination claim, brought against PFEW and led by Leigh Day Solicitors. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 7/6/2023 News China has closed unofficial ‘police stations’ in Britain, UK minister says Security minister, Tom Tugendhat, said an investigation of the sites did not reveal any illegal activity The Guardian 7/6/2023 News Meeting former Queensland Police officer, Brice Neilson, now CIO at Altia (Part 2) Brice Neilson is a former Queensland Police Service officer who until recently served the Queensland Government as a Board Member on their Information & Cyber-Security Steering Committee. He is now software company Altia's Chief Information Officer. He recently met PolicingTV's Founder and Publisher, Bernard Rix, on Queensland's Gold Coast, to discuss a wide range of topics across policing, technology and inclusion. In this third of three videos, filmed at the Gold Coast's Bond University, Brice provides an introduction to Altia, and its specialist software solutions for policing - with every police agency in Australia using at least one part of Altia's software solution, and with many other policing agencies across the world also as clients. PolicingTV 7/6/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Discussing Queensland Police’s Tactical First Aid Programme with Senior Constable Dustin Osborne In Australia as part of his Policing Friendship Tour, PolicingTV Founder and Publisher Bernard Rix met the driving force behind Queensland Police's Tactical First Aid Programme, Senior Constable Dustin Osborne, to learn more about the Programme, and how it has developed, both within Queensland and more widely, over the past few years. PolicingTV 7/6/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Sgt Matiu Ratana: Man accused of murder has brain damage, trial hears A man accused of murdering a Metropolitan Police officer has brain damage and will be assisted at his trial, a jury has been told. BBC 6/6/2023 News Police failed to solve a single burglary in half of England and Wales in last THREE years The shocking figures will heap fresh pressure on police chiefs to catch more thieves. Express 6/6/2023 News Met police operation secretly monitors children online Revelations about Project Alpha collection of ‘personal data’ from those as young as 13 raise concerns for minority ethnic children The Guardian 6/6/2023 News Duchess of Edinburgh escort crash: officer could face charges over pensioner’s death Helen Holland, 81, was killed in the collision on May 10 after being struck in west London The Telegraph - Subscription at source 6/6/2023 News Victims are being failed by police officers who *still* believe in rape myths One woman was asked, “What did you think was going to happen when you went with him?” Glamour Magazine 6/6/2023 Feature, Opinion PC earns bravery award for restraining Bedford knife man A Bedfordshire Police officer has been awarded for bravery after risking her life to save a mother and child. BBC 6/6/2023 News Acting NT Children’s Commissioner Nicole Hucks calls for formal ban of spit hoods AUSTRALIA: The acting children's commissioner Nicole Hucks has called on the Northern Territory government to institute a legislative ban on the use of spit hoods. The controversial device was outlawed in the territory's youth detention facilities five years ago following a Four Corners investigation. But despite the ban in corrections, spit hoods were used in police watch houses in the NT until last year, before NT Police put in place an internal ban on their use. ABC News (Australia) 6/6/2023 News Report on Government Services 2023: Police services AUSTRALIA: The focus of performance reporting in this section is on police services, covering the operations of the police agencies of each State and Territory government, including the ACT community policing function performed by the Australian Federal Police. Australian Government 6/6/2023 Report Minister McEntee commences Act to facilitate retention of data to protect national security and tackle serious crime REPUBLIC OF IREALAND: Image: 20230606 Minister McEntee commences Act to facilitate retention of data to protect national security and tackle serious crime. The Minister for Justice Helen McEntee has today signed an order to bring into operation provisions of the Communications (Retention of Data) (Amendment) Act 2022 from 26 June 2023. The Act provides that general and indiscriminate retention of communications traffic and location data is permissible on national security grounds, where approved by a designated judge. Government of Ireland 6/6/2023 News Kinahan cartel links help East Belfast UVF spread into international drug trade East Belfast UVF has taken the next step towards becoming an international drug-running gang. Contrary to speculation that the organised crime gang had fragmented under a series of high-profile drug seizures by the Paramilitary Crime Task Force – the organisation has instead spread its presence across Northern Ireland and beyond. Belfast Telegraph 6/6/2023 News Police force criticised for one close pass prosecution from 286 submissions admits need to review how reports are managed West Midlands Police's processing of public-reported video footage showing driving offences "is currently under review", the force admitted, after it recently came under criticism when a news story on this website revealed that 286 cyclist close pass submissions had resulted in just one prosecution. road.cc 6/6/2023 News ‘Bold’ Nottinghamshire Police becomes first force in Europe to introduce breathalyser technology with facial recognition Nottinghamshire Police will be the first force in Europe to trial breathalyser technology which uses facial recognition as part of a test to ensure offenders are staying sober. The "bold" initiative aims to reduce reoffending and "prevent crime before it happens" says Police Crime and Commissioner Caroline Henry. Nottinghamshire Live 6/6/2023 News ‘Set up to fail’: boy, 12, attempted suicide after Queensland police demanded rearrest at bush camp AUSTRALIA: Twice in two years police intervention thwarted attempts to rehabilitate young serial offender. The Guardian 6/6/2023 Feature, Video NSW police less likely to give Indigenous offenders warnings for minor cannabis offences AUSTRALIA: A report has found a discrepancy in the state’s cautioning scheme designed to keep people out of court for low-level cannabis offences. The Guardian 6/6/2023 News «157115721573157415751576157715781579Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
