Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96676 total results. Showing results 32461 to 32480 «162016211622162316241625162616271628Next ›Last » MoD Police officers honoured with award for rescuing people from freezing loch Two Ministry of Defence (MoD) Police officers who rescued a group of people from a freezing loch – and then located another boat in a separate incident the same night – have won a Defence Police Federation Award. Police Professional 23/11/2022 News Queensland Police Service cancels recruit training in face of low enrolment, despite high workforce attrition AUSTRALIA: The Queensland Police Service has cancelled one of its recruit training periods due to a lack of enrolments, raising questions about its ability to attract and retain staff. ABC News (Australia) 23/11/2022 News Six men charged over international drug ring after dawn raids seize cash, cocaine and crypto AUSTRALIA: Six Sydney men have been charged and millions of dollars in cash and drugs seized after a multi-agency police investigation into an international drug ring. The Guardian 23/11/2022 News CPS ‘determined to bring perpetrators to justice’ as rise in domestic abuse expected during World Cup The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) says it is “determined to bring perpetrators to justice” as it anticipates a surge in domestic abuse cases during the World Cup. Police Professional 23/11/2022 News Six charged in multinational operation targeting organised criminal networks importing drugs into NSW AUSTRALIA: A joint-agency police investigation into the importation of prohibited drugs has resulted in the seizure of more than $2.5 million in cash and more than 300kg of methylamphetamine and cocaine. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 23/11/2022 News Chief constable apologises to journalists arrested during Just Stop Oil protests The chief constable of Hertfordshire Constabulary has apologised to the journalists arrested during the policing response to the M25 ‘Just Stop Oil’ protests earlier this month. Police Professional 23/11/2022 News Gang busted: Mongols guns and drugs trial ends with slate of guilty verdicts NEW ZEALAND: The leaders of a Bay of Plenty-based criminal gang that declared war on their rivals in an Underbelly-style saga of guns, drugs and violence have been found guilty of a raft of charges following a High Court trial. Stuff (New Zealand) 23/11/2022 News, Video Bugger! Police struggle to buy new utes as green mandate meets supply crisis NEW ZEALAND: Car companies have told NZ Police to hold off on buying more petrol and diesel utes, as they try to reduce sales of high-emitting vehicles newsroom (New Zealand) 23/11/2022 News Glengarry Wines’ stores hit 42 times with ram raids, robberies NEW ZEALAND: One of the country's oldest family run wine retailers has had a belly full of ram raids on their business, releasing footage of the smash and grabs in a bid to spark some action. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 23/11/2022 News, Video Tracing firearms used in multiple incidents I’ve worked in Merseyside Police in the intelligence arena since 2004. I now work in a dedicated firearms intelligence team alongside colleagues in the serious and organised crime section. College of Policing 23/11/2022 Feature Being a digital investigator in 2022 My day starts with a swift walk to my local police station. I base myself in the criminal investigation department (CID) because members of the team are on a warrant this morning and the suspect is known to be an expert in encryption. I’m on hand in case the investigation team has any digital issues and it’s not long before I get a call from the officers on the scene. They’re in the process of arresting the suspect who has a smart phone and need to know how to seize the device without losing or deleting evidence. I answer their questions via video call so I can scan through the property with them and make sure nothing is missed. I advise on what can be left at the address and what needs to be seiz College of Policing 23/11/2022 Feature Fraud lead urges public to be extra vigilant ahead of Black Friday and Cyber Monday APCC Lead for Fraud Mark Shelford is calling on the public to be extra vigilant when shopping online ahead of Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 23/11/2022 News Circular 009/2022: Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022 CORRESPONDENCE: This circular sets out the pre-charge bail provisions (commencing 26 and 28 October 2022) and police driver standards (commencing 30 November 2022) in England and Wales. Home Office 23/11/2022 News Crackdown by police to make roads safer in Birmingham gets underway this week The campaign sees police clamp down on dangerous uninsured drivers Planet Radio 23/11/2022 News Andrew RT Davies urges Suella Braverman to intervene over Gwent Police allegations The Welsh Conservative leader has asked the UK Government to place Gwent Police into special measures as a result of allegations of misogyny and misconduct in the force. ITV News 23/11/2022 News RCMP texts, mocking mental health in wake of Portapique shootings, ‘mind boggling’: Cop CANADA: The question elicited a sigh, and a long pause. But first, some backstory. Blue Line (Canada) 23/11/2022 Feature OPCC Annual report released CANADA: The Office of the Police Complaint Commissioner (OPCC) 2021-2022 Annual Report was tabled in the Legislature today. [pdf] Office of the Police Complaint Commissioner (Canada) 23/11/2022 News Annual Report 2021/2022 CANADA: There are a number of different types of files the OPCC opens. There are police complaints, ordered investigations, serious harm investigations, questions or concerns, service or policy complaints, monitor files, and internal discipline files. [pdf]I Office of the Police Complaint Commissioner (Canada) 23/11/2022 Report Dublin detection rates for murder, assaults and thefts lowest in country – CSO REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Dublin has among the lowest detection rates for murder, assaults and theft in the country, according to figures released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO). The Irish World 23/11/2022 News What psychology tells us about the failure of the emergency services at the Manchester Arena bombing The inquiry into the Manchester Arena bombing has highlighted a number of failures in UK emergency services interoperability in responding to the terrorist attack; Psychology Lecturer Dr Nicola Power of the University of Lancaster believes research around the psychology of group decision making can explain some of those failures, and could help to avoid repeat problems in the future. Policing Insight 23/11/2022 Feature, Opinion «162016211622162316241625162616271628Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
