Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115668 total results. Showing results 32021 to 32040 «159815991600160116021603160416051606Next ›Last » Retired Arena bomb officer who declared Operation Plato to face misconduct Officer who declared marauding terrorist firearms incident will face misconduct hearing Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/3/2024 News Nottinghamshire Police placed into special measures and asked to ‘urgently produce improvement plan’ Inspectors say the force "needs to improve how it manages and carries out effective investigations". Sky News 11/3/2024 News Officers accused of being ‘woke and fascist’ for same actions says Rowley Commissioner warns next generation of officers may say ‘why would I put myself through that?’ Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/3/2024 News Manchester: Police force reviews response to rough sleeper incident A review will take place into internal decisions made after an officer was filmed dragging a homeless man across the street, a police force has said. Greater Manchester Police had originally decided to speak to the officer, who also treaded on the man. They initially said her actions "fell below the standards we expect" and she had "received refresher training". BBC 11/3/2024 News Cop killed: Quebec officer says lack of info sharing between police, health workers CANADA: A Quebec provincial police officer told a coroner's inquest on Monday that there isn't enough collaboration between police and the mental health system on matters of public safety. CTV News (Canada) 11/3/2024 News Delta Police pave the way in using mental health app CANADA: The province is expanding a new tactic pioneered by Delta Police that uses tech to give officers and health care staff a head start on mental health calls. HealthIM has already saved the DPD time and money by reducing the number of arrests, paperwork, and time officers spent waiting to transfer patients into hospitals under the Mental Health Act. Delta Optimist (Canada) 11/3/2024 News Police considering protests, ‘work to rule’ over ‘insulting’ pay offer NEW ZEALAND: Police officers are considering whether to push for industrial action, after the Government delivered an “insulting” pay offer which many believe is worse than an offer they rejected in September. The offer, which the Police Association described as “an affront” and “insult” in its letter to officers, has come at a time when Australia is actively marketing to Kiwi cops, offering tens of thousands of dollars more. Stuff (New Zealand) 11/3/2024 News Met chief hits out at ‘armchair commentators’ who film officers The head of the Metropolitan Police, Britain's biggest police force, has criticised "armchair commentators" who film on-duty officers. Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley claimed the prospect of frequently being filmed and critiqued on social media might put off future police recruits. BBC 11/3/2024 News Police, businesses step up response amid increased robberies NEW ZEALAND: Police and private businesses are stepping up their response to an ongoing wave of retail crime, with one major retailer hiring a security firm and police visiting petrol stations to deter would-be offenders. 1 News (New Zealand) 11/3/2024 News New Lynn terror attack: Why didn’t police follow Samsudeen into supermarket, lawyer asks hearing NEW ZEALAND: A lawyer for victims of the Auckland supermarket terror attack has questioned why two fully armed police officers were sitting outside in the carpark when the assault began. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 11/3/2024 News Prime Minister Christopher Luxon defends police pay offer despite Police Association slamming it as ‘insulting’ NEW ZEALAND: Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is defending his Government's support of police saying they will continue to "back them" despite the Police Association slamming the latest pay offer as "insulting". Newshub (New Zealand) 11/3/2024 News Police warn of ‘aggressive’ music trend promoting violence to young fans AUSTRALIA: A Queensland Police commander is warning parents to be hypervigilant when allowing their children to trawl the internet as gang culture and 'postcode wars' increasingly filter into Aussie pop culture. 9 Now (Australia) 11/3/2024 News South Yorkshire Police review training after man’s custody death A police force has said it had reviewed the training of custody staff following the death of a man in their care. BBC 11/3/2024 News Nottinghamshire police placed in special measures Force is sixth in England and Wales to get grading as inspectorate warns force is letting down victims of domestic abuse and burglary The Guardian 11/3/2024 News Nottinghamshire Police moved into enhanced monitoring Nottinghamshire Police has been moved into an enhanced level of monitoring following the latest PEEL inspection by His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS). Police Professional 11/3/2024 News Former GMP officer will not face criminal charges for actions following Manchester Arena bombing A former Greater Manchester Police (GMP) officer who helped coordinate the police response to the Manchester Arena bombing in 2017 will not face criminal charges over evidence he gave to an inquiry into the attack. Police Professional 11/3/2024 News New ‘Elizabeth Emblem’ unveiled to honour public servants who died in line of duty Police officers who died in the line of duty will be commemorated with a new Elizabeth Emblem. Police Professional 11/3/2024 News APCC response to association of convenience stores report of retail crime In response to the ACS Crime Report 2024, APCC Lead on Business and Retail Crime, Katy Bourne said: “The ACS Crime Report 2024 serves as a reminder that incidents of retail-related crimes, such as shoplifting along with abuse and violence targeted at shopworkers, have reached unacceptable levels. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 11/3/2024 News Bursary scheme 2024 – applications now open Applications for higher education funding are open and close on Thursday 4 April College of Policing 11/3/2024 News Police get budget money for first responder drones – but new tech won’t solve the issues facing UK forces At a time when UK taxpayers are contributing record-high levels to public services, there is little to show for it when it comes to police and crime prevention. There are record lows in public confidence in police, and very poor criminal justice outcomes. The Conversation 11/3/2024 Feature, Opinion «159815991600160116021603160416051606Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
