Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103232 total results. Showing results 33501 to 33520 «167216731674167516761677167816791680Next ›Last » Father of boy murdered 42 years ago urges PM to order fresh investigation Vishambar Mehrotra, father of eight-year-old Vishal, accuses Sussex police of being ‘careless and negligent’ The Guardian 19/4/2023 News Former CC Simon Bailey discusses child sexual exploitation and his work in child protection (Part 2) In this series of three videos, former Norfolk Chief Constable and National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) lead for child protection Simon Bailey talks about his policing career to date, plus his current work on child protection. He also shares his thoughts on the three key steps that could greatly improve child protection globally. This second video focuses on Simon's current work on child protection. PolicingTV 19/4/2023 Video Driver who rammed police car given 18 month disqualification The perpetrator also crashed into a bus shelter which was not occupied at the time. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/4/2023 News ICO reprimands Surrey Police and Sussex Police for recording more than 200,000 phone calls without people’s knowledge The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has issued a reprimand to both Surrey Police and Sussex Police, following the rollout of an app that recorded phone conversations and unlawfully captured personal data. Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) 18/4/2023 News Beds PCC launches emergency services access terminals The public touchscreen devices will enable people to access non-emergency policing services. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/4/2023 News ICO reprimands Surrey and Sussex Police over use of call recording app The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has issued a reprimand to Surrey Police and Sussex Police for their use of an app that recorded phone conversations and unlawfully captured personal data. UKAuthority.com 18/4/2023 News Hope for the future This issue the Research Inspector looks at the most recent Policing Innovation Enterprise Learning (PIEL) dialectic seminar, which was held in March and hosted by Professor Niven Rennie. Police Professional - Subscription at source 18/4/2023 Feature ‘Let’s give police the power to tackle cuckooing’ Louise Gleich says the Government urgently needs to make ‘cuckooing’ a specific modern slavery offence. Police Professional - Subscription at source 18/4/2023 Feature Two police forces in England rebuked for unlawful recording of calls UK regulator says staff in Surrey and Sussex failed to use the public’s personal data lawfully Financial Times 18/4/2023 News Forces recorded more than 200,000 calls without people’s knowledge The Information Commissioner's Office has since issued a reprimand to the two forces. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/4/2023 News Wellbeing sessions for reps launched The Police Federation of England and Wales recognises the pressure faced by its representatives and the vicarious trauma they experience. This has been the catalyst for its wellbeing leads organising CPD events for Fed reps. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 18/4/2023 News Criminal companion? Millions of people have interacted with the artificial intelligence bot ChatGPT since it was launched last November. A growing number of them are doing so with criminal intentions. Police Professional reports. Police Professional - Subscription at source 18/4/2023 Feature Wellbeing sessions for reps launched The Police Federation of England and Wales recognises the pressure faced by its representatives and the vicarious trauma they experience. This has been the catalyst for its wellbeing leads organising CPD events for Fed reps. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 18/4/2023 News Slavery at home A new report warns that the organised crime networks behind modern slavery are continuing to ‘act with impunity’ and when it comes to ‘cuckooing’ there is a significant gap in the law – exploiting someone by taking over their home, typically by County Lines drugs gangs, is not a criminal offence. Police Professional reports. Police Professional - Subscription at source 18/4/2023 Feature Two UK police forces unlawfully recorded 200,000 phone conversations with Brits The Information Commissioner’s Office issued the rebuke to Surrey and Sussex police forces over recordings of “highly sensitive” conversations with victims, witnesses and perpetrators of suspected crimes Mirror 18/4/2023 News Sussex and Surrey Police forces reprimanded for recording calls Two police forces have been reprimanded for recording more than 200,000 phone calls without people's knowledge. The reprimand was issued to Sussex Police and Surrey Police following the roll-out of an app in 2016 that captured personal data, the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) said. BBC 18/4/2023 News NT Police Commissioner Jamie Chalker ‘remains on leave’ after launching legal action against government AUSTRALIA: Northern Territory Police Commissioner Jamie Chalker will not return to work as planned, after launching court action against the NT government over his position. In a statement on Wednesday morning — on the day Commissioner Chalker was due to return to work after taking pre-approved leave — Chief Minister Natasha Fyles confirmed he "remains on leave". ABC News (Australia) 18/4/2023 News New Annual Police Plan 2023-24 Police Scotland’s Annual Police Plan (APP) has now been launched. Chief Constable Sir Iain Livingstone QPM presented the plan to the Scottish Police Authority Board in March. It was then laid in the Scottish Parliament as required under the Police and Fire Reform (Scotland) Act 2012. Police Scotland 18/4/2023 Report Met Police use of anti-terror laws to arrest French publisher condemned Two publishers and the National Union of Journalists have condemned the police after anti-terror laws were used to arrest a French publisher as he arrived in London. Ernest Moret was searched under counter-terrorism legislation after travelling from Paris on Monday. BBC 18/4/2023 News Two police forces are spared a £1 million fine for unlawfully recording more than 200,000 phone calls with victims, witnesses and suspects without their knowledge Two police forces were spared a £1million fine yesterday for unlawfully recording more than 200,000 phone calls with victims, witnesses and suspects without their knowledge. Sussex Police and Surrey Police were found to have secretly stored 'highly sensitive' conversations containing personal details from cases. Both forces were formally reprimanded instead of fined by the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO). 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