Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98684 total results. Showing results 34801 to 34820 «173717381739174017411742174317441745Next ›Last » Gwent Police: Welsh ministers might back wider investigation A minister says the Welsh government will consider a call for a national inquiry into England and Wales police forces, after allegations of misogyny, corruption and racism at Gwent Police. BBC 15/11/2022 News Met Police removes nearly two-thirds of people from gangs matrix The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has removed more than 1,100 people from its controversial gangs violence matrix and committed to a “complete redesign” of the system in the face of imminent legal action. Computer Weekly 15/11/2022 News More UK officers to patrol French beaches to tackle illegal small boat crossings British officers will be stationed in French control rooms for the first time in a joint effort to tackle illegal small boat crossings of the Channel. Police Professional 15/11/2022 News Surrey police chief explains why he’ll keep hiring despite council vote to keep RCMP CANADA: Despite the results of a city council vote to keep the RCMP as Surrey’s sole police service, the head of the city’s fledgling municipal force says he plans to continue hiring. Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke cannot order the Surrey Police Service (SPS) to cease its activities or operations, explained Chief Const. Norm Lipinski, as the SPS reports to the Surrey Police Board, which reports to the provincial government. “The police board does not report directly to mayor and council, so the mayor doesn’t have the authority to direct the police department to do any particular thing,” he told Global News. Global News (Canada) 15/11/2022 News Three officers ‘sensationally let down’ by CPS after assault case thrown out The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) says three police officers have been “sensationally let down” by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) after their assault case was thrown out. Police Professional 15/11/2022 News Fighting crime on horseback: Volunteers to help police cover rural Cumbria Six horse riders will help police fight crime in rural areas in Cumbria. The volunteers will be the force’s eyes and ears on the ground, helping to gather intelligence, report suspicious incidents and provide advice to the often isolated communities. Cumbria Constabulary said: “They will carry out this during daylight hours and will provide a visible presence within the community.” Cumbria Crack 15/11/2022 News Suffolk Police apology over sex abuse victims’ data on website An investigation has begun after the personal details of sexual abuse victims appeared on a police website. Names and addresses of victims could be seen on the Suffolk Police website but "this matter was quickly resolved", a spokesman confirmed. Police and crime commissioner Tim Passmore issued an "unreserved apology" for the breach. BBC 15/11/2022 News Queensland has more children in detention than any other state, report says AUSTRALIA: Queensland has more children behind bars than anywhere else in the country amid national calls to raise the age of criminal responsibility. The Guardian 15/11/2022 News State of incarceration insights into imprisonment in Queensland AUSTRALIA: Since 2011-12, Queensland’s adult prison population has grown by 68% – by far the highest increase in Australia over this period. Queensland also now imprisons the highest number of children in Australia. [pdf] Justice Reform Initiative (Australia) 15/11/2022 Report AFP strengthening ties across Central Asia AUSTRALIA: The AFP is strengthening ties across its international law enforcement network, with members travelling to Central Asia to foster new collaboration opportunities to assist Australian investigations. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 15/11/2022 News Seven facing charges after 190kg of cocaine found in boiler from Ecuador NEW ZEALAND: Police have arrested seven people and seized up to $38 million worth of cocaine in an operation targeting its importation into New Zealand. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 15/11/2022 News IPCA calls for ‘fundamental overhaul’ of fraud investigation processes NEW ZEALAND: The Independent Police Conduct Authority has found major failings in the way police are responding to the growing number of fraud complaints. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 15/11/2022 News Police management of fraud complaints inadequate NEW ZEALAND: In a report released today, the Independent Police Conduct Authority has found major deficiencies in the way in which Police are responding to fraud complaints, which potentially undermines trust and confidence in not only NZ Police but the criminal justice system generally. Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) (New Zealand) 15/11/2022 Report National Week of Action to Tackle Knife Crime Launched Operation Sceptre, an initiative to tackle knife crime, started yesterday Monday 14 November. All 43 forces and the British Transport Police will take part in intensified efforts to crack down on knife-enabled crime and violence. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 15/11/2022 News Blog: A decade of making a difference In 1829 Robert Peel created the Metropolitan Police service and back then he understood the vital importance of having members of the public involved in the scrutiny, oversight and governance of policing. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 15/11/2022 Feature, Opinion Three Suffolk police officers let down by the Crown Prosecution Service We are disheartened to hear that three police officers have sensationally been let down by the Crown Prosecution Service. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 15/11/2022 News Officers acted appropriately prior to Bedfordshire firearms officer’s death at London Luton Airport Officers who dealt with a Bedfordshire police sergeant prior to him taking his own life at an airport police base acted appropriately and considered his welfare, an investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) found. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 15/11/2022 News Officers ‘acted appropriately’ prior to Bedfordshire firearms officer’s suicide at Luton Airport Officers who dealt with a Bedfordshire Police sergeant prior to him taking his own life at an airport police base “acted appropriately and considered his welfare”, an investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has concluded. Police Professional 15/11/2022 News Proposed Gatineau police HQ near homeless shelter raises eyebrows CANADA: A group of protesters gathered Monday night outside Robert-Guertin Centre in Gatineau, Que., worried by the prospect of a new city police headquarters being built near a homeless shelter, supervised injection site and soup kitchen. CBC News (Canada) 15/11/2022 News RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki to talk ‘Freedom Convoy’ at Emergencies Act inquiry CANADA: RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki is expected to testify this morning at the public inquiry into the federal government’s use of the Emergencies Act last winter. Blue Line (Canada) 15/11/2022 News «173717381739174017411742174317441745Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
