Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98635 total results. Showing results 34061 to 34080 «170017011702170317041705170617071708Next ›Last » Report highlights ‘demanding time’ for policing in Scotland Police officers and staff in Scotland responded to “an intense and demanding” period during the second quarter of 2022/23, a new report has underlined. Police Professional 2/12/2022 News Nick Adderley to continue as Northamptonshire Police chief constable beyond 2023 Nick Adderley is to remain as chief constable of Northamptonshire Police for at least a further two years when his current contract expires in 2023. Police Professional 2/12/2022 News Sheku Bayoh: Expert witness criticises police tactics An expert witness has criticised the tactics used by police before the confrontation which ended in Sheku Bayoh's death in Kirkcaldy. BBC 2/12/2022 News The key role for technology in upskilling new recruits quickly As forces across England and Wales strive to hit ambitious recruitment targets, they also face the challenge of new recruits now outnumbering more experienced officers’ Paul Roberts, Head of Product Strategy and Innovation, Public Safety at NEC Software Solutions; believes new technology such as artificial intelligence, machine learning and advanced analytics could play a vital role in upskilling new recruits as quickly as possible. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/12/2022 Feature, Innovation Inquiry into Emergencies Act urged to recommend greater oversight of police CANADA: The concepts of police oversight and independence came up time and again over six weeks of fact-finding testimony at the Public Order Emergency Commission, which is investigating the federal Liberal government's use of the Emergencies Act last winter. [AUDIO] City News (Canada) 2/12/2022 News More than 100 kilos of cocaine seized by police in Kirkland, St-Léonard, Laval CANADA: The Montreal police arrested a dozen people and seized more than 100 kilograms of cocaine in the West Island, St-Léonard and Laval in two operations carried out on Wednesday. Montreal Gazette (Canada) 2/12/2022 News Police at fault in Metropolis election night shooting, Quebec Superior Court rules CANADA: Montreal police and the Sûreté du Québec (SQ) have been ordered to pay about $292,000 in damages to four stage technicians who survived Métropolis election night shooting. CBC News (Canada) 2/12/2022 News Garda Commissioner and State fail in bid to overturn damages award for unlawful detention REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal by the Garda Commissioner and the State against an award of €7,500 compensatory damages made to an asylum seeker for being unlawfully imprisoned for 26 days. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 2/12/2022 News ‘We are no longer an attractive job’: Senior garda warns of resignations in north Dublin REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A “worrying” pattern of resignations has been detected in An Garda Síochána as junior members are expected to work for little money and risk their lives, a senior garda has warned. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 2/12/2022 News Surveillance evidence gathered in North can be included in Hutch trial REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Special Criminal Court has ruled that secret garda recordings of conversations between Gerard Hutch and former Sinn Féin councillor Jonathan Dowdall while they were in Northern Ireland can be used as evidence against Mr Hutch in a murder trial. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 2/12/2022 News Policing climate change: The rising tide of environmental crime Environmental crime – which in some cases exploits the impact of climate change – is increasingly recognised as one of the key threats posed by organised crime groups; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth reports on a new EU collaborative project which will use the latest technology to target illicit activities such as intentional dumping, waste trafficking, and the illegal trade in environmentally damaging substances. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/12/2022 Feature, Innovation Pathway to Policing course launched to encourage First Nations recruits AUSTRALIA: First Nations people in Queensland are being supported to pursue a career in policing and other law enforcement agencies after the launch of a new TAFE course in Cairns. The Pathway to Policing course has been developed over the past three years in partnership with North Queensland TAFE, Queensland Police Service (QPS), Queensland Corrective Services, Australian Border Force and Australian Federal Police. myPolice - Queensland Police News 2/12/2022 News Cheshire Police officer charged with misconduct in public office A former Cheshire Police officer is set to appear in court accused of abusing his position for a sexual purpose. BBC 2/12/2022 News ‘Less urgent’ 999 calls to Met Police face average wait of three hours The Met is cutting the number of officers attending protests to improve its response time for other incidents The Standard 2/12/2022 News Nearly two-thirds of black children and teenagers do not trust police, figures show Deputy Chief Constable Tyron Joyce, the highest-ranking officer of black heritage, says he found the figures "shaming". Sky News 2/12/2022 News Only a third of black teenage girls trust the police Black children and teenagers’ trust in the police is “alarmingly low”, with only a third of black teenage girls having confidence in policing, a report says. The Times - Subscription at source 2/12/2022 News ‘Alarming lack of trust’ in police among young black people, research finds New research has exposed an “alarming lack of trust” in the police among black children and teenagers, with only a third of black teenage girls having confidence in policing. Police Professional 2/12/2022 News Just Stop Oil less assertive since crackdown, says Met chief Mark Rowley Commissioner said dozens of protesters from the group faced criminal charges The Times - Subscription at source 1/12/2022 News Digital forensics inspection ‘paints a sorry picture’ for policing HMICFRS identified multiple issues, including a significant backlog of devices awaiting examination, a lack of consideration for victims' needs, and an inconsistency in approach between forces. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/12/2022 News David Fuller: victims’ families to be compensated by UK government Former hospital electrician assaulted the bodies of more than 100 dead women between 2008 and 2020 The Guardian 1/12/2022 News «170017011702170317041705170617071708Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
