Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96469 total results. Showing results 34261 to 34280 «171017111712171317141715171617171718Next ›Last » We’re struggling to deliver good service, police officers admit Rank-and-file officers have welcomed a pledge by police chiefs to attend every residential burglary but warned that they were “struggling to deliver” a service the government wanted to give the public. All 43 chief constables of police forces in England and Wales announced yesterday that officers would visit each victim. Some forces already attend the scene of every home burglary but others do so only when victims are vulnerable or elderly, the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) said. The Times - Subscription at source 6/10/2022 News The sexual exploitation of Australian children on dating apps and websites AUSTRALIA: This study presents the findings from a large survey of people living in Australia (n=9,987) who had used mobile dating apps and/or dating websites in the previous five years. [pdf] Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 6/10/2022 Research article Burglaries could fall by 60pc if officers visited every victim Forces that have already committed to send officers to all incidents have slashed the number of house thefts by thousands a year The Telegraph - Subscription at source 5/10/2022 News Interim position awaiting the appointment of a Victims’ Commissioner The Office of the Victims' Commissioner sets out how it will continue to operate in this interim period. Victims' Commissioner 5/10/2022 News CPS Says: Our response to BBC documentary on rape There is no doubt the case highlighted by BBC today is harrowing and we have offered an unreserved apology to the victim for the mistakes we made and the stress and trauma she has endured. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 5/10/2022 News Government must provide adequate resources for police to investigate all burglaries The National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) has announced that chief constables have decided to attend all home burglaries in England and Wales to reduce crime and build public confidence. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 5/10/2022 News MoJ extends use of GPS tagging for offenders The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has announced an increase in the use of GPS tags on convicted criminals, saying it will apply to 2,000 more when they leave custody. UKAuthority.com 5/10/2022 News Rape prosecutors sorry for sleepwalking ‘sexsomnia’ claim Senior prosecutors have apologised to a woman after her allegations of rape did not go to court amid concerns that she had suffered an episode of “sexsomnia”. The Crown Prosecution Service confirmed it had “apologised unreservedly” to Jade McCrossen-Nethercott and acknowledged that her “account should have been challenged and put before a jury to decide”. The Times - Subscription at source 5/10/2022 News Allegations of police fraud dismissed by audit committee CANADA: Case closed. That’s how Chatham Coun. Doug Sulman feels about fraud allegations made against the municipality regarding Chatham-Kent Police Service spending. At the Sept. 23 council meeting, Sulman drew attention to an information report on the issue that was presented to council in closed session Sept. 19. According to the report, the municipality’s Audit and Risk Committee received information from administration and external auditors that a local citizen had made allegations of fraud by the Chatham-Kent Police Service. Blue Line (Canada) 5/10/2022 News Government cuts thresholds to electronically tag thousands more ‘neighbourhood criminals’ The government has revealed that criminals with prison sentences of as little 90 days will be fitted with electronic tags under plans to further ramp up the use of the technology to encompass thousands of “neighbourhood criminals”. PublicTechnology.net 5/10/2022 News More forces to join Operation Soteria 14 more forces will be joining the national programme for RASSO investigations this Autumn Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/10/2022 News The police must focus on crime and criminals and not waste time filling in forms A return to "old-fashioned, common sense policing" will help the public feel safer, said Suella Braverman. The Home Secretary told the Daily Express it was "wrong" chiefs stopped sending officers to every burglary. Express 5/10/2022 News A return to old-fashioned, common-sense policing, says SUELLA BRAVERMAN All of us depend on the police. And the best among them do an incredible job. They show immense courage and exceptional ability. They have a strong sense of public duty. Policing is a very demanding job but it has a simple mission: keeping people safe. Safe in their homes, safe on public transport, safe online and safe on the street. Anything that distracts from or undermines that cause is unwelcome. Express 5/10/2022 Feature, Opinion Crime victims to get video call rather than visit from police People who have been the victim of some forms of crime will receive a video call from officers rather than in-person visits. Norfolk has launched the trial of online virtual face-to-face interviews in a bid to speed up its response to 101 calls. Eastern Daily Press 5/10/2022 News ‘All black and ethnic minority North Wales Police officers are ostracised’ tribunal told Sacked cop Mohammed Lachiri is claiming he faced racial and religious discrimination from his former employers who deny all the allegations North Wales Live 5/10/2022 News Murder rate of First Nations women eight times higher than for non-Indigenous counterparts AUSTRALIA: Murder rates for Indigenous women are eight times higher than for their non-Indigenous counterparts, a Senate committee has been told. The Guardian 5/10/2022 News Leicestershire Police to equip 12 Special Constables with Tasers. The force can now proceed with plans to offer Taser training spaces to 12 Special Constables, following the British Transport Police and Kent Police who have already taken similar steps. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/10/2022 News ‘Fear of speaking out’: Queensland police officer’s sexual assaults went unreported for years, inquiry told AUSTRALIA: A Queensland senior sergeant who was found by an internal police investigation to have committed nine sexual assaults of junior female officers engaged in unchecked problematic conduct for 16 years due to a culture that discouraged complaints, an inquiry has heard. The Guardian 5/10/2022 News Perth man jailed over meth import plot AUSTRALIA: A Perth man has been sentenced to five years and six months’ imprisonment over a foiled plot to import more than four kilograms of methamphetamine hidden behind a painting sent from Canada. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 5/10/2022 News Man pointed gun at police officer before shooting, inquest told. Yassar Yaqub, 28, was the front-seat passenger in one of two cars travelling in convoy on the M62 when four unmarked police vehicles surrounded them. 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