Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96936 total results. Showing results 31641 to 31660 «157915801581158215831584158515861587Next ›Last » Police racism and discrimination whistleblowers feel sidelined, ignored NETHERLANDS: Current and former police officers who spoke out about racism within police ranks about six months ago as part of a documentary said they do not think they are being taken seriously, and have not received recognition. Six of the officers interviewed as part of the KRO-NCRV documentary, De Blauwe Familie, told NRC about their experience after the program was shown. NL Times (Netherlands) 21/12/2022 News Toronto police have implemented just 10% of missing persons’ cases review recommendations CANADA: Toronto police have implemeted just a fraction of the recommendations from last year's landmark review into its handling of missing persons' cases and some in the LGBTQ+ community say the changes can't come soon enough. Police say they have have implemented 15 of the 151 recommendations made in the extensive review published in April 2021, which found "serious flaws" and "systemic discrimination" in the force's investigation of numerous disappearances — including by the victims of serial killer Bruce McArthur. CBC News (Canada) 21/12/2022 News ‘Something has to be done’ about guns coming across the border, York police chief says CANADA: The York Regional Police chief says “something has to be done” about guns coming across the border, noting that 80 to 90 per cent of the firearms they’re able to trace come from the United States. Global News (Canada) 21/12/2022 News Assistant Commissioner: Tāmaki Makaurau formally welcomed NEW ZEALAND: The first dedicated Assistant Commissioner for the country’s largest city has been formally welcomed into the role. The role of Assistant Commissioner: Tāmaki Makaurau has been established as part of the Tāmaki Makaurau: Policing for the Future project ensuring services are fit for purpose to meet the growing needs of Auckland. New Zealand Police 21/12/2022 News Minister Harris welcomes Hotline.ie 2021 Annual Report REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice Simon Harris has welcomed the publication of the 2021 Annual Report of Hotline.ie, the national reporting service for potentially criminal content online including child sexual abuse material and intimate image abuse. Government of Ireland 21/12/2022 News Zooming with DRIVEN: New Zealand police go electric (sort of) NEW ZEALAND: This week on Zooming with DRIVEN Damien tells us about the deal for Hyundai New Zealand to supply the New Zealand Police with electric vehicles. Hyundai NZ will be supplying five 72kWh Ioniq 5s and 34 64kWh Kona Electrics to the police for for non-operational use at 15 locations around the country. Driven (New Zealand) 21/12/2022 News Kent Police officers quit in higher numbers in 2022 compared to 2021 More police officers quit in 2022 compared to last year with most saying they were resigning due to being unhappy in their role. Kent Police was asked to provide data on how many officers have left in the last six years, including reasons why and how long into their service they were at the time of leaving. Kent Online 21/12/2022 News Alleged ‘Mr Big’ arrives in Australia under police guard AUSTRALIA: An alleged crime boss who headed a global enterprise suspected to have imported more drugs into Australia than any other syndicate in history landed in the country early on Thursday morning to face justice. Tse Chi Lop, 57, arrived on a flight into Melbourne under the watch of federal police agents after a decade-long fugitive hunt. Brisbane Times (Australia) 21/12/2022 News Strikes stop police from fighting crime, Met chief says Prolonged strike action by public sector workers is drawing police officers away from fighting crime, Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has said. BBC 21/12/2022 News ‘Galling’ for police to backfill for strikes when they can’t strike themselves Sir Mark Rowley has today reached his 100th day as Met Commissioner. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/12/2022 News Whole-life orders: The sentence that sees criminals likely to die behind bars ‘Brutal’ killer Damien Bendall joins a string of some of the country’s most dangerous offenders serving whole-life orders. The Independent 21/12/2022 News Officer involved in ‘degrading’ strip search of woman given final written warning An officer involved in the “degrading” strip search of a woman in custody that “failed to comply with the law” has received a final written warning. Police Professional 21/12/2022 News Former officer who ‘paid woman for sex’ during Covid lockdown guilty of gross misconduct A former officer who visited a woman for sex during the Covid-19 lockdown would have been dismissed had he still been serving, a misconduct panel has ruled. Police Professional 21/12/2022 News Officers fatally shot man after identifying ‘threat to a child’, IOPC says Armed officers fatally shot a man after they identified “a possible imminent threat to a child”, the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has said. Police Professional 21/12/2022 News ‘Galling’ for police to cover for strikes when they cannot walk out – Commissioner Police officers find it “galling” to help fill the gaps during public sector strikes while they are unable to take such action themselves, the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) Commissioner has said. Police Professional 21/12/2022 News A Victim of Domestic Abuse in Police Uniform I remember standing together, shoulder to shoulder, in a perfect line. Every police officer wearing their freshly pressed formal uniform, boots polished to perfection. The buzz of excitement emanating as we took our final steps in becoming police officers. As we prepared to take our oath to the Queen, it was this moment that we formally dedicated our lives to protect others: Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 21/12/2022 Feature, Opinion It is ‘absolutely disturbing’ that ‘disgraced’ ex-chief constable facing gross misconduct proceedings is working as paid adviser to police and crime commissioner, Home Office minister says A Home Office minister has slammed the 'absolutely disturbing' appointment of a former chief constable who was facing gross misconduct to a police advisory role. Mail Online 21/12/2022 News Plans submitted to decriminalise cocaine and cannabis in the UK New policies of rehabilitation over criminalisation would be offered to those caught with small amounts of recreational drugs for the first time NME 21/12/2022 News Police may not respond to burglaries and stabbings during NHS strikes, Met chief warns Metropolitan police commissioner Mark Rowley has warned police may not be able to respond to burglaries and stabbings due extra work created striking ambulance workers Yahoo! 21/12/2022 News Strikes stop police from fighting crime, Met chief says Prolonged strike action by public sector workers is drawing police officers away from fighting crime, Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has said. BBC 21/12/2022 News «157915801581158215831584158515861587Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
