Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96579 total results. Showing results 33121 to 33140 «165316541655165616571658165916601661Next ›Last » Officers protecting nuclear facilities investigated for ‘racist’ conversations Independent Office for Police Conduct says nine people are being looked into for gross misconduct The Telegraph - Subscription at source 4/11/2022 News British Transport Police worker who shared image of teen’s ‘dismembered’ body in WhatsApp group faces jail after admitting misconduct The force said the actions of Joshua Tilt, who was sacked after his resignation was refused, were "sickening and completely incompatible with both public decency" and what is expected of force staff. Sky News 4/11/2022 News Officers given final written warnings over contact with woman prior to her murder. Two offices from Hertfordshire Constabulary have been given final written warnings following a gross misconduct hearing relating to their contact with a woman prior to her murder. Police Professional 4/11/2022 News Officers in fatal pursuit ‘acted appropriately’ says IOPC. Police officers who pursued a vehicle in Cheshire before it was involved in a fatal collision, acted in accordance with the relevant policies and procedures, an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation concluded. Police Professional 4/11/2022 News Increasingly risk averse? An examination of custody strip search trends and disparities in the Metropolitan Police. One of my formative experiences as a postgraduate criminology student 20 years ago was spending part of a night shift observing a police custody suite in Edinburgh, where I was studying. I was wholly unprepared for the levels of vulnerability that presented among the drug users, alcoholics and drink drivers in the cells that night, and quickly came to appreciate the high level of responsibility held by the custody staff. I still remember their preoccupation with alcoholics ‘drying out’ in the cells, and the risks of seizures and other health complications that could arise. The Police Foundation 4/11/2022 Analysis, Feature Demand is mentally damaging officers, University of Cambridge study finds. Police officers facing the most demand with not enough time stay on top of workloads are twice as likely to have Complex PTSD (C-PTSD). Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 4/11/2022 News Christie Frewin: Hertfordshire Police officers warned over contact before murder. Two police officers have been given final written warnings after an investigation relating to their contact with a woman before her murder. BBC 4/11/2022 News Counter terror head ‘determined’ inquiry findings help shape response to terrorism. The head of Counter Terrorism Policing said he was determined that the findings of the public inquiry into the Manchester Arena bombing “help shape the UK’s response to terrorism in the future”. Police Professional 4/11/2022 News Calgary police report downward trend in reported cases of domestic violence CANADA: Police say the number of domestic violence cases in Calgary is continuing a downward trend so far this year. [AUDIO] The Globe and Mail (Canada) 4/11/2022 News RCMP looking into so-called Chinese ‘police’ stations in Toronto area CANADA: The RCMP is investigating reports of criminal activity related to so-called foreign “police” stations in Canada after a human rights group reported China is operating more than 50 such venues overseas, including three in the Greater Toronto Area. City News (Canada) 4/11/2022 News Creation of new $20M Sask. police force raises questions CANADA: The proposed creation of a new Saskatchewan police service has left some, including those who already wear badges, scratching their heads. Regina Leader-Post (Canada) 4/11/2022 News McKee raises concerns over new policing plan for East Meath REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Drogheda & East Meath Fianna Fáil Councillor Stephen McKee has raised concern about the future of policing in Duleek following news of a number of proposed changes to the policing of the Laytown Garda District. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 4/11/2022 News Calls for gardaí to follow Defence Forces on retirement age REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Frontline garda supervisors have issued fresh calls on the Government to extend the retirement age to its members. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 4/11/2022 News Minister McEntee opens consultation on scheme to disregard historic convictions of gay and bisexual men REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee TD, has today launched a public consultation that will inform the development of a scheme to disregard historic convictions related to consensual sexual activity between men. gov.ie 4/11/2022 News UK police team on standby to help BOT island communities weather the worst hurricanes An 800-strong UK policing team has been assembled to offer rapid response support to British Overseas Territories in the Caribbean in the event of powerful hurricanes hitting the island communities in the future, as Policing Insight Contributing Editor Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/11/2022 Feature, Interview ‘Ghost guns’ and 3D printing: Secret arsenals and grey market fuel Victoria’s firearm problem AUSTRALIA: In a storage container on a property in Melbourne’s outer north was an arsenal of weapons fit to arm a platoon. It concealed dozens of semi-automatic handguns and revolvers, Israeli-style machine guns, shotguns, rifles and a machine gun powerful enough to be fitted to a Spitfire fighter plane. The Age (Australia) 4/11/2022 Feature Special ‘street crime’ Garda taskforce set for Dublin REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A special taskforce is to be set up in Dublin to provide a beefed-up Garda response to street crime. The exact scope and staffing of the taskforce is not yet clear, with some reports it could also include operations to target low and mid-level drug dealing. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 4/11/2022 News West Midlands Police to hire more firearms experts as Birmingham streets plagued by gun crime West Midlands Police is set to hire more firearms experts as part of an expanded team tasked with reducing gun crime. While a five-year strategy has been in place since last year, this summer saw an explosion in violence on Birmingham streets. Located over three sites in Birmingham and Manchester, the National Ballistics Intelligence Service (NABIS) was created to reduce firearms criminality. The mission of the Service is to crack down on illegal firearms and ammunition. Birmingham Live 4/11/2022 News Police ‘defying gravity’ in face of funding cuts, warns outgoing West Midlands chief The outgoing chief of West Midlands Police said he has spent his career trying to "defy gravity" over funding constraints. Express & Star 4/11/2022 News County lines gangs pressure children to use grandmothers as drug mules. Primary school pupils running drugs for gangs have become the “norm”, a report warns. The Times - Subscription at source 4/11/2022 News «165316541655165616571658165916601661Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
