Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96495 total results. Showing results 34001 to 34020 «169716981699170017011702170317041705Next ›Last » Ethics trainers fear damaging impact of ‘widening gap’ in public support and changing nature of recruitment With the continuing global focus on improving public trust and confidence in policing, the issue of ethics in law enforcement has been central to many discussions; Policing Insight’s Christine Townsend spoke to Michael Josephson and Jim Dugan of the Josephson Institute of Ethics about their work with policing, the changing perceptions of ethical behaviour, and the challenges created by an exodus of senior leaders. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/10/2022 Feature, Interview Gross misconduct proven against former MPS officer. A hearing has ruled a former Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officer would have been dismissed after an allegation of gross misconduct was proven against her. Police Professional 13/10/2022 News Home Office reclassifies modern slavery as illegal immigration issue. Exclusive: Charities working with victims say it should not be taken away from the safeguarding minister. The Guardian 13/10/2022 News Inside the unit investigating police abuse claims. The Metropolitan Police is investigating more than 600 domestic and sexual abuse allegations against its officers, the BBC has been told. BBC 13/10/2022 News Lincolnshire Police: Dozens of sex offenders removed from register. Lincolnshire Police have removed 72 people from the Sex Offenders Register in the last five years. BBC 13/10/2022 News Fears raised Police Scotland’s budget could suffer after compensation pay-outs reach record levelss Russell Findlay MSP has written to Police Scotland’s Chief Constable to clarify whether the police budget will suffer as a result of the rise in compensation pay-outs. Scottish Daily Express 13/10/2022 News More county lines closed than ever before in week of police action against drugs Police have pledged to be relentless in their pursuit of drug dealers as they revealed they have shut down 172 county lines in a week and arrested hundreds of people suspected of being involved in the illegal activity. The Independent - Registration at source 13/10/2022 News Met to look at forecasting and interdicting VAWG offenders. Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley told the Evidence Based Policing conference that the Met will look at using data to predict who will commit VAWG crimes. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/10/2022 News Man accused of raping Gaia Pope was already under police investigation, say family. Relatives of Dorset teenager call for ‘Gaia Principle’ so officers must check if rape suspects are facing other allegations. The Guardian 12/10/2022 News Police Dogs win national awards The Animal Welfare Scheme Awards organised by Dogs Trust celebrates the work and success of service dogs working within the UK’s emergency services. Emergency Services Times 12/10/2022 News Met boss has ‘concerns’ over speed of hiring thousands of new police officers Scotland Yard is meant to bring in 4,557 more officers by the end of March next year. The Standard 12/10/2022 News Police will be ‘more assertive’ if Just Stop Oil protest crosses line, says Met chief Police have not fully clamped down on the Just Stop Oil protesters because their road blockages in London have not caused “serious disruption”, Scotland Yard’s commissioner has said. Sir Mark Rowley said he was frustrated by the protest campaign, now in its 12th day, but the disruption had not met the legal threshold of disruption, which would allow officers to be more assertive. The Times - Subscription at source 12/10/2022 News ‘Balance’ needed after unlawful police photography findings – experts. NEW ZEALAND: Balance is needed after a major policing investigation found officers have been routinely photographing members of the public unlawfully, a legal expert and an ex-officer say. 1 News (New Zealand) 12/10/2022 News Chris Hipkins accused of cowering after criticising privacy report on police photographing. NEW ZEALAND: Police Minister Chris Hipkins is facing fierce criticism over his suggestion the government may change the law to allow officers to keep taking photographs of adults and children for looking out of place or suspicious. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 12/10/2022 News ‘Confronting’ video of Alo Ngata’s final moments shown at inquest. NEW ZEALAND: Video of Alo Ngata’s final moments have been played to an inquest into his death. Stuff (New Zealand) 12/10/2022 News Queensland police discipline system ‘failed’ officers sexually assaulted by colleagues, minister says. AUSTRALIA: Mark Ryan says he is appalled by ‘disgraceful’ evidence heard at inquiry and calls for changes to system. The Guardian 12/10/2022 News NSW government rushes to pass coercive control bill despite opposition from domestic violence advocates. AUSTRALIA: The NSW government says it is matter of life and death that coercive control is criminalised this year and it doesn't want concerns from domestic violence advocates to cause delays. ABC News (Australia) 12/10/2022 News Emily says she’s a victim of domestic violence, but has struggled to feel heard by police and the courts. AUSTRALIA: A Tasmanian woman who alleges she is a victim of domestic violence says she feels "gaslit" by the state's justice system after senior police downplayed her claims as "a family quibble" and a magistrate called them a "tenuous thread of allegations". ABC News (Australia) 12/10/2022 Feature, Opinion New sexual crime scene search dogs available as national resource. There are now three dogs in the UK who are trained to detect evidence - sometimes years after it has been left. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/10/2022 News Met Police forced to pay £6,000 after unlawful search and handcuffing of mixed-race boy. Exclusive: The boy was 13 years old at the time. His mother, a serving Met Police officer, launched a complaint. The Independent 12/10/2022 News «169716981699170017011702170317041705Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
