Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98367 total results. Showing results 31681 to 31700 «158115821583158415851586158715881589Next ›Last » Fifty-four new constables start policing careers NEW ZEALAND: The 362 wing will be attested and graduate from their initial training course on Thursday 2 February. The 54 recruits have passed and are celebrating their success with their whānau and friends this week. New Zealand Police 1/2/2023 News New guidance to help create effective police-university partnerships New practical guidance has been published by the Forensic Capability Network to help forensic experts working in police forces and academia establish effective partnerships. Forensic Capability Network 1/2/2023 News UK police removing ‘large amount’ of online gun-making guides Fears growing that far-right extremists are producing 3D-printed firearms to use on streets of Britain The Guardian 1/2/2023 News More than $30 million worth of cocaine, crystal meth seized by Toronto police CANADA: Toronto police have arrested four men and seized almost 400 kilograms of narcotics that they say were likely imported from Mexico. CTV News (Canada) 1/2/2023 News Police seek to hire more officers in 2023 budget CANADA: Ottawa's police force is seeking an additional $15.2 million in its 2023 budget, one that includes hiring 25 new staff members. CBC News (Canada) 1/2/2023 News Toronto city councillors demand answers on new police deployment on transit amid rise in violence CANADA: A group of city councillors is demanding answers from Toronto Mayor John Tory over his plan to deploy 80 Toronto police officers on the transit system every day to address a rise in violence. CBC News (Canada) 1/2/2023 News Hopes extra Garda in Loughgeorge will help tackle ‘huge spate’ of burglaries REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: There are hopes that the addition of an extra Garda in Loughgeorge will help tackle burglaries in the area. [AUDIO] Connacht Tribune (Republic of Ireland) 1/2/2023 News Garda use of body cameras to be trialled this year as Harris introduces key legislation REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Body-worn cameras for Gardaí will protect frontline officers and ensure the accurate recording of incidents nationwide. Louth Live 1/2/2023 News Minister Harris introduces key legislation on Garda use of body worn cameras, ANPR and CCTV to the Dáil REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice Simon Harris will today introduce legislation in the Dáil to allow for the use of body worn cameras and other crucial modern policing tools by An Garda Síochána. Government of Ireland 1/2/2023 News Notions of intelligence: Uncovering the terrorist use of steganography tactics With terrorism moving increasingly online, the use of steganography – embedding potentially dangerous data inside seemingly innocent files – is becoming a growing concern for law enforcement; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth looks at this new technology being adopted by terrorist organisations, and the efforts being made to counter their activity. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/2/2023 Feature, Innovation A scoping analysis of the counter terrorism command policing structure and its impact on intelligence sharing between the police and the security services Counter-terrorism (CT) policing in the United Kingdom is presently delivered by Counter Terrorism Policing Headquarters (CTPHQ) through their Counter Terrorism Command (CTC) in the Metropolitan police. Their work is supported by 11 regional police counter-terrorism units (CTUs) across the UK. This is a relatively new model and as a result, joint working with the UK security Services (MI5) has significantly changed. With increased focus on collaboratively gathering and sharing CT intelligence the new structure and working relationships were designed to overcome existing impediments to intelligence sharing to improve the UKs CT capability. Since the changes, there has been limited empirical assessment of their impact. To address this, our preliminary study uses a mixture of questionnaires and interviews with CT officers in a single CTU to analyze the blockers and enablers of intelligence sharing since the shift to this new working model. Results indicate significant improvements in bilateral intelligence sharing between the police and security services. Responses suggest this has primarily been driven by closer joint working that has enabled higher frequency face-to-face contact. We discuss the findings in the context of implications for the UK’s ability to combat terrorism and future ways to continue improvements. Journal of Policing Intelligence and Counter Terrorism - Subscription at source 1/2/2023 Research article New guidance to help create effective police-university partnerships New practical guidance has been published by the Forensic Capability Network to help forensic experts working in police forces and academia establish effective partnerships. Forensic Capability Network 1/2/2023 News Public satisfaction with Victoria Police slumps to five-year low AUSTRALIA: Public satisfaction with Victoria Police has reached a five-year low and the number of people who believe the force does not treat people equally is the highest in 10 years, the Productivity Commission has revealed in its 2021-2022 report of government services. The Age (Australia) 1/2/2023 News Head of Queensland police taskforce says ‘keeping children in detention’ not the solution AUSTRALIA: George Marchesini says new group will focus on preventing youth offending and work to address underlying complex factors The Guardian 1/2/2023 News Ireland warned on spread of online terrorism content REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The new online safety authority, Coimisiún na Meán, and An Garda Síochána will be the bodies responsible for tackling online terrorism content, the Department of Justice has said. It follows notification that the European Commission has issued an infringement notice to Ireland for failing to address the dissemination of terrorist material online. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 1/2/2023 News Timea Nagy: ‘We want to take human trafficking training across the world: the mindset of a victim is universal’ The Canadian Police Knowledge Network has teamed up with human trafficking education and support charity Timea’s Cause to offer 100,000 officers across the country access to survivor-led training first rolled out by Peel Regional Police; Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons spoke to organisation founder and trafficking survivor Timea Nagy about her own experiences, why this training is different, and the impact it could have nationally and globally. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/2/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion North Yorkshire Police job vacancies to go unfilled to save money North Yorkshire's police commissioner is planning to leave more than 120 vacant posts empty in a bid to balance the force's budget. BBC 1/2/2023 News Report finds wide variation in healthcare for people in police custody across Scotland A new national report on access to healthcare for people in police custody has found a lack of consistency in care depending on geographical location. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS) 31/1/2023 News Violence against women and girls funding review: analysis of responses Analysis of the responses to the Strategic Review of Funding and Commissioning of Violence Against Women and Girls Services call for evidence. Scottish Government 31/1/2023 Report Closure orders ‘worth their weight in gold’ to Cambridgeshire Police PC Brady Slack told Police Oracle that these orders 'massively' save police time by preventing activity that would otherwise require multiple call-outs. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/1/2023 News «158115821583158415851586158715881589Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
