Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 32381 to 32400 «161616171618161916201621162216231624Next ›Last » A day in the life of a national Federation rep out with operational officers National Board member and Devon and Cornwall Sergeant Sue Honeywill recently visited her local police station in Bodmin to speak to members about the pressures of the job and get involved with frontline duties after being off for a period of time recovering from an injury sustained on shift. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 19/5/2023 Feature, Opinion Nine police officers in Canada have been slain since last September. The big question is why now? CANADA: The police are representatives of social order and are unfortunately being targeted not as mere individuals, but for what they represent or embody, says one sociology professor. Ottawa Citizen (Canada) 19/5/2023 News Report from the Public Complaints Commission: “In the Matter of a Public Complaint against the Prince Albert Police Service” CANADA: The Commission received a request from the Prince Albert Police Service to open the investigation on February 11, 2022, following concerns raised about the Service's response to incidents surrounding Tanner's death. The Commission undertook an investigation into this matter under its jurisdiction through The Police Act, 1990. Government of Saskatchewan (Canada) 19/5/2023 Report Prince Albert police chief retires after review proves officer neglect in infant death CANADA: The Prince Albert Chief of Police resigned Thursday after an investigative report was publicly released proving neglect of duty in the death of an infant. Global News (Canada) 19/5/2023 News Verdicts in Lordship Credit Union robbery trial to be delivered in September REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Verdicts will be delivered in September for two men on trial at the Special Criminal Court accused of a robbery in which Det Gda Adrian Donohoe was shot dead. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 19/5/2023 News AGSI express safety concerns over anti-immigration protests REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors (AGSI) has written to Garda Commissioner Drew Harris about the policing of anti-immigration protests. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 19/5/2023 News, Video Garda reps demand ‘proper training’ to respond to anti-immigration protests REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The general secretary of the Association of Gardaí and Sergeants in Ireland (AGSI), Antoinette Cunningham has called for “proper training” for frontline gardaí and better resources for dealing with anti-immigration protests. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 19/5/2023 News Calls involving naked people can be deadly: A police officer guide to Acute Behavioural Disturbance Reports of ‘deaths following police contact’ often include instances of individuals being restrained, but for anyone suffering from Acute Behavioural Disturbance (ABD), such an approach can prove fatal; former Kent Police Sergeant Darren Moor outlines the key indicators of ABD, the steps officers can take to ensure medical support is available, and what to do if restraint is unavoidable. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/5/2023 Analysis, Feature Bedfordshire Police rated ‘good’ for tackling organised crime Bedfordshire Police has been rated as ‘good’ for the way it tackles serious and organised crime, with the force leading the way across the region for tackling County Lines, modern slavery and gun crime. Police Professional 19/5/2023 News Drug arrests in Blenheim after ‘Operation Honeydew’ Police arrested two men in Blenheim and seized 1.8kg of MDMA (ecstasy), with a street value of $540,000 this week as part of a seven-month operation into the importation and sale of illicit drugs in the area. Marlborough Express 19/5/2023 News UK’s GDPR replacement could wipe out oversight of live facial recognition Biometrics and surveillance camera commissioner Professor Fraser Sampson has warned that independent oversight of facial recognition is at risk just as the policing minister plans to "embed" it into the force. The Register 19/5/2023 News London needs joint intelligence unit to tackle organised crime, say inspectors The three London forces should create a single sensitive intelligence unit (SIU) to tackle serious and organised crime, according to His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS). Police Professional 19/5/2023 News Video response to domestic abuse being trialled at eight forces NPCC Police Chief Scientific Advisor Professor Paul Taylor praised Stacey Rothwell for creating the Rapid Video Response initiative which has improved victim care in Kent. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/5/2023 News The British private investigator taking criminals to court when the state won’t David McKelvey’s clients have included Louis Vuitton and Fortnum & Mason. What does his work say about justice in England today? Financial Times 19/5/2023 Feature Cambridgeshire police may not be protecting vulnerable people – report Cambridgeshire Constabulary might be missing chances to safeguard vulnerable people, inspectors have said. His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) has rated the force as inadequate at tackling serious and organised crime (SOC). BBC 19/5/2023 News An inspection of the London regional response to serious and organised crime Today we published a report about an inspection of the London regional response to serious and organised crime. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 19/5/2023 Report City of London Police requires improvement – report City of London Police requires improvement at tackling serious and organised crime, a report has found. BBC 19/5/2023 News Getting the police back on patrol: How digital transformation can rejuvenate police forces Advances in technology are emerging at incredible speed, but policing is not always keeping pace with the new tech available – or the potential that it offers forces; Mark Preston, Policing Vertical Lead at ICT specialists Tisski, a Node4 company, believes that if forces can overcome budget constraints and their inherent resistance to change, there are significant benefits to be realised from digital transformation in policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/5/2023 Feature, Opinion Justice system still struggling to recover from the pandemic The number of prosecutions for indictable offences fell by 3% compared to last year, which may be attributable to the industrial action taken by barristers last summer. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/5/2023 News Thames Valley Police statistics show nearly 1 million contacts from the public, 170,000 incidents attended and 31,000 arrests, in a single year New statistics show Thames Valley Police received nearly one million contacts from the public, attended 170,000 incidents, and made 31,000 arrests, in a single year – with officers driving more than 13 million miles in the process. Thames Valley Police 19/5/2023 News «161616171618161916201621162216231624Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
