Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103169 total results. Showing results 31481 to 31500 «157115721573157415751576157715781579Next ›Last » 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 AFP lends expertise to popular television show to raise awareness of online threats to children AUSTRALIA: An AFP covert online operative and senior child protection specialist has provided expert advice to Channel 9’s Parental Guidance television show to highlight the dangers children face online every day from predators seeking to groom them. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 6/6/2023 News Kaikohe homicide – arrest made NEW ZEALAND: Northland Police have arrested and charged a male in connection with the death of Linda Woods in Kaikohe on Thursday last week. New Zealand Police 6/6/2023 News Criminal investigation underway relating to fatal Earl’s Court collison involving Met Police motorcyclist The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is criminally investigating the actions of a Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officer who was involved in a fatal motorcycle collision with a pedestrian in Earl’s Court on 10 May. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 6/6/2023 News Area based investigators ‘lack training to investigate CSE’ HMIC re-visit raises concerns about 'learning on the job'. Increased staffing levels in the online child abuse investigation team (OCAIT) have reduced investigative delays but most other officers lack the knowledge and skills to effectively investigate CSE according to a HMIC child protection re-visit to Cheshire Constabulary. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/6/2023 News Massive spike in meth seizures as cartels target ‘golden’ NZ NEW ZEALAND: In a cupboard-like police media room crammed with assorted furniture and filming equipment Greg Williams has just been asked one question. 1 News (New Zealand) 6/6/2023 News, Video Potentially dangerous concrete discovered at Police Scotland sites The concrete was commonly used in public buildings between 1950-1980 but has been found to degenerate over time. A concrete that has a lifespan of around 30 years and which degenerates over time has been discovered at three Police Scotland sites. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/6/2023 News PC dismissed for misleading force about arrest and criminal associate Officer who was training to be tutor constable had visited friend in prison who was serving robbery sentence. A North Yorkshire officer has been dismissed and placed on the barred list for misleading the force on his vetting form. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/6/2023 News Shared Dorset and D&C firearms licensing unit to seperate The joint firearms licensing unit will be realigned into separate units for each force. Devon and Cornwall and Dorset's shared firearms licensing unit will be separated back into individual unites for each force area. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/6/2023 News Children as young as eight referred for housebreaking in Scotland Children as young as eight are among hundreds of youngsters who have been caught breaking into homes over the past five years. Police Professional 6/6/2023 News Force introduces bespoke training programme to support neurodivergent officers and staff Neurodivergent police officers and staff at Avon and Somerset Constabulary are now benefitting from a ground-breaking programme that ensures their trainers understand how to deliver training which is inclusive and supportive of different learning styles and challenges. Police Professional 6/6/2023 News Force puts ‘effective governance structures’ in place for child protection, but gaps remain Cheshire Constabulary is addressing many of the concerns raised in an inspection of its child protection services last year, inspectors have found. Police Professional 6/6/2023 News Shared firearms licensing unit to be split into separate force units The firearms licensing unit shared between Devon and Cornwall Police and Dorset Police will be realigned into separate units for each force, it has been announced. Police Professional 6/6/2023 News Criminal investigation underway into fatal collision involving police motorcyclist The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is criminally investigating the actions of a Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officer who was involved in a fatal motorcycle collision with a pedestrian in Earl’s Court on May 10. Police Professional 6/6/2023 News Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary commits to reducing crime in rural areas Rural communities will receive a “greater level of local policing that meets their expectations” under a new strategy launched by Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary. Police Professional 6/6/2023 News Proposals to allow chief officers to dismiss police officers are disgraceful and ignore the principles of natural justice, Greater Manchester Police Federation has said. The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) aims to increase police community support officer (PCSO) numbers by more than 40 per cent under a new recruitment campaign launched on Tuesday (June 6). AboutManchester 6/6/2023 News MPS starts recruitment drive to boost PCSO numbers by 40 per cent The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) aims to increase police community support officer (PCSO) numbers by more than 40 per cent under a new recruitment campaign launched on Tuesday (June 6). Police Professional 6/6/2023 News «157115721573157415751576157715781579Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
