Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115736 total results. Showing results 34641 to 34660 «172917301731173217331734173517361737Next ›Last » Toronto police lay ‘unprecedented’ hate crime charge, say man allegedly held ‘terrorist flag’ at protest CANADA: A Toronto man has been charged with public incitement of hatred after police allege he held a "terrorist flag" during a demonstration last weekend. Police say the 41-year-old man allegedly waved a flag of "an organization listed as a terrorist group by Public Safety Canada" while marching through the city's downtown on Sunday. CBC News (Canada) 11/1/2024 News AI innovates in forensic biometrics; finds not all fingerprints unique USA: An AI algorithm looked at multitudes of fingerprints in an uncommon way and reportedly learned that they are not as unique as they are assumed to be. There’s a big but non-fatal caveat. Duplicate and near-duplicate prints occur on multiple fingers of an individual’s hand, which makes them matchable. (For the time being, everyone has unique prints compared to others.) BiometricUpdate.com 11/1/2024 News Women harmed after Wiltshire police failed to disclose partners’ violent pasts Force finds at least two women were harmed after failings in its response to their inquiries under Clare’s law The Guardian 11/1/2024 News Crisis of confidence among firearms cops is leading to alarming shortfall in numbers The Home Office is conducting a review into the present investigatio A CRISIS of confidence among firearms cops has led to an alarming shortfall in numbers, The Sun can reveal. Met Police Assistant Commissioner Matt Twist says morale is at its lowest ever, with gun officers fearful of the scrutiny they face if they fire shots. The Sun 11/1/2024 News Canadian police warn that posting videos of alleged package thieves could be ‘violation’ of their privacy CANADA: Canadian police have warned residents against posting pictures or videos of porch thieves or 'pirates' as this could violate their privacy. The warning has been issued by Quebec's provincial police force, The Sûreté du Québec and has been widely criticized by locals online. Mail Online 11/1/2024 News Youth crime: Young offenders often child victims of family violence, neglect NEW ZEALAND: Children and teenagers who commit serious crime tend to have things in common - backgrounds of violence and abuse, involvement with Oranga Tamariki, out-of-home placements into care, social deprivation, and stand-downs or expulsion from school. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 11/1/2024 News £250 million black hole may risk policing in London, warns Met Scotland Yard says rising demand and changing crime patterns are among the causes of the huge gap in its budget for the next financial year The Standard 11/1/2024 News NSPCC highlights ‘record levels’ of child sexual offences as it launches new campaign The NSPCC is launching a campaign alongside the Home Office to raise awareness of its helpline after figures show almost 87,000 sexual offences against children were recorded by police in the past year. Police Professional 11/1/2024 News Constabulary introduces Neurodiversity Champions to provide a ‘listening ear’ Hertfordshire Constabulary has introduced Neurodiversity Champions to help provide support to those with neurodiverse conditions working within the force. Police Professional 11/1/2024 News Devon and Cornwall Police discharged from ‘Engage’ on management of violent and sexual offenders Devon and Cornwall Police has been formally discharged from concerns regarding the management of violent and sexual offenders (MOSOVO). Police Professional 11/1/2024 News Prison staff will have no right to opt out of searching trans inmates The head of the Scottish Prison Service (SPS) has refused to say whether officers will be entitled to opt out of searching transgender prisoners under new guidelines that will come into effect next month. Holyrood Magazine 11/1/2024 News Wiltshire Police find 25 failures in Clare’s Law applications A police force has identified 25 failures in its service after assessing 3,582 applications under Clare's Law. BBC 11/1/2024 News GMP team won’t take ‘foot off the gas’ after solving 82 more online CSA crimes in 2023 The force's Online Child Abuse Investigation Team is specialist unit dedicated solely on online offending led by DCI Jen Tattersall. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/1/2024 News Comment: who is really scrutinising PCCs’ performance and value for money? A serving PCC recently described Police and Crime Panels as a “waste of money.” So who should scrutinise the performance of these political figures apart from the electorate? Police Oracle 11/1/2024 Feature, Opinion Probe into mass killer’s release should be made public ahead of inquest: lawyer CANADA: A lawyer representing a Saskatchewan First Nation says an investigation into the statutory release of a man who killed 11 people and injured 17 others should be made public ahead of a coroner’s inquest into the stabbing rampage. Blue Line (Canada) 11/1/2024 News Rape complainants warned pre-recording evidence could backfire Rape complainants should be told pre-recording evidence could harm their chances of securing a conviction at trial, researchers say. "Special measures" allow them to be interviewed and cross-examined before the trial and away from the defendant. But a University College London study, the first of its kind, found 20% fewer rape convictions in such cases. BBC 11/1/2024 News Judge likely to hear clashing arguments on sentence for ex-RCMP intel official Ortis CANADA: A judge is expected to hear sharply differing arguments this week about the punishment he should hand to former RCMP intelligence official Cameron Jay Ortis. Blue Line (Canada) 11/1/2024 News Dublin Rape Crisis Centre receives huge to support victims REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The recipient organisations offer assistance, information, and guidance on victims' rights, engage in outreach efforts, accompany individuals to court, and operate crime victim helplines. Dublin Live (Republic of Ireland) 11/1/2024 News Gardaí say there has been no increase in crime caused by international protection applicants REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Comments come amid scourge of 'significant and consistent disinformation' . Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 11/1/2024 News Minister McEntee announces €7.7m in funding for organisations supporting victims of crime REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee TD, has announced funding totalling more than €7.7m for some 70 organisation to support victims of crime. Government of Ireland 11/1/2024 News «172917301731173217331734173517361737Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
