Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98684 total results. Showing results 34781 to 34800 «173617371738173917401741174217431744Next ›Last » Nottinghamshire Police chiefs open new upgraded East Midlands forensics labs Laboratories providing five East Midlands police forces with forensic services have been upgraded with new kit – including a new machine which improves the ability to detect fingerprints on knives. Chad (Nottinghamshire) 16/11/2022 News Transgender West Midlands Police officer tells of her battle to come out amid trolls and ‘sea of hate’ West Midlands Police PC Skye Morden is one of the UK’s first transgender police officers Birmingham World 16/11/2022 News Welsh Government minister on Gwent Police toxic culture claims A Welsh Government minister has said it does not appear that allegations over corruption, misogyny, racism and homophobia at Gwent Police are limited to “a couple of bad apples”. South Wales Argus 16/11/2022 News Zachary Rolfe tells inquest ‘I’ve been banned from all police stations’ but refuses to answer other questions AUSTRALIA: Constable who shot Kumanjayi Walker objects to 14 categories of questions arguing his answers could lead to disciplinary proceedings by NT police force The Guardian 16/11/2022 News Police Scotland shells out almost £5m on compensation claims Legal claims accounted for a 'significant financial drain' on the force in the last 12 months. STV News 16/11/2022 News World first as Scotland introduces biometric data Code of Practice The Scottish Biometrics Commissioner Dr Brian Plastow believes this Code 'promotes good practice, transparency and accountability' by setting out standards for professional decision-making. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/11/2022 News World first for Scotland in use of biometric data and DNA The world’s first code of practice governing the use of DNA and other biometric data in a criminal justice setting comes into force in Scotland today. Police Professional 16/11/2022 News How can black people feel safe and have confidence in policing? A series of high-profile cases in the UK have highlighted issues around the disproportionate use of force and stop and search, and the impact on confidence in policing among many in black communities; Dr Clare Torrible, Senior Law Lecturer at the University of Bristol, believes a recent Court of Appeal ruling around reasonable use of force by officers could be crucial in restoring that confidence. Policing Insight 16/11/2022 Feature, Opinion Has the public really lost trust and confidence in the Met? Trust and confidence are the key words for the Met Police. Communities we are told, are at an all time low with their confidence in the Met. But is this actually the case? We have seen the Met rocked by numerous scandals that have included the horrendous whats app messages that showed officers who the Met themselves have clearly stated have no place in their or any police force in the country. Messages that we all saw revealed awful levels of racism and misogyny that most of us were left appalled by and thanks to these despicable officers, all the decent hard working, and dedicated officers that do such a vital role across the capital, paid the price for. The Havering Daily 16/11/2022 Feature, Opinion Havering Council backs new anti-crime app Havering Council has backed the launch of a new mobile app to support the local Online Watch Link (OWL) neighbourhood watch scheme. UKAuthority.com 16/11/2022 News Scotland ‘first country in world’ to publish biometrics code of practice The new code sets out how biometric data can be acquired, retained, used and destroyed for criminal justice and policing purposes. The Independent 16/11/2022 News Joint working to reduce violence against workers under the National Assault Pledge Emergency services, prosecutors and health colleagues are among those supporting a National Assault Pledge underlining a joint commitment to reduce violence and abuse against workers. Police Scotland 16/11/2022 News Police Scotland spent just under £5m on settling legal claims Police Scotland spent just under £5m on settling legal claims in the 2021/22 financial year. The Herald (Scotland) 16/11/2022 News Scotland ‘first country in world’ to publish biometrics code of practice The new code sets out how biometric data can be acquired, retained, used and destroyed for criminal justice and policing purposes. Perspective Magazine 16/11/2022 Feature Knife crime rises 140% in a decade in Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire More than 100 serious knife crimes are committed every week in Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire, figures show. BBC 16/11/2022 News Improve data analysis to prevent homicides, says London’s VRU The annual cost of homicides in London is more than £120m, with each homicide estimated to cost over £800,000 to the police and criminal justice services. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/11/2022 News Significant gaps remain in Home Office’s understanding of fraud A National Audit Office report published today has said that the Home Office does not have an up-to-date estimate of the cost of fraud to the economy, nor a cohesive understanding of perpetrators. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/11/2022 News Lancashire PCC: Let’s get everyone at the table about the degree route Following last week's announcement that a new non-degree entry route was to be considered, Police Oracle spoke with Lancashire's PCC – one of the most vocal critics of the ending of the IPLDP route. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/11/2022 News Man told Thames Valley police ‘I can’t breathe’, inquest into his death hears Inquest is shown body cam footage of Neal Saunders being held down by five officers. The Guardian 15/11/2022 News ‘Profane, abusive and insulting’: Veteran Lethbridge police officer fired over memes CANADA: A police chief in southern Alberta says the firing of a veteran officer for misconduct was necessary to provide a safe and respectful workplace. Lethbridge police announced Monday the conclusion of a disciplinary matter that involved five officers for their roles in "the creation and distribution of profane, abusive and insulting memes." CBC News (Canada) 15/11/2022 News «173617371738173917401741174217431744Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
