Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96416 total results. Showing results 35421 to 35440 «176817691770177117721773177417751776Next ›Last » Canada stabbings: One suspect found dead after ten knife murders CANADA: Canada has suffered one of its deadliest mass killings on record, leaving 11 people dead and at least 18 injured after the two attackers went on a stabbing spree in the rural heart of the country, seemingly targeting many of their victims at random. The police had their first call about a stabbing at 5.40am on Sunday, prompting a huge manhunt in Saskatchewan province for the suspects, brothers called Damien Sanderson, 31, and Myles Sanderson, 30. They are thought to have stabbed people in 13 locations across an indigenous community, James Smith Cree Nation, and 20 miles away in the town of Weldon and surrounding areas. The Times - Subscription at source 6/9/2022 News The first Policing Friendship Tour Video: Meeting Chief Constable Shaun Sawyer Following from last weeks walk with the Office of PCC of Devon & Cornwall, archive footage of our very first Police Friendship Tour Video back in May 21 PolicingTV - Registration at source 6/9/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video The first Policing Friendship Tour Video: Meeting Chief Constable Shaun Sawyer Following from last weeks walk with the Office of PCC of Devon & Cornwall, archive footage of our very first Police Friendship Tour Video back in May 21 PolicingTV 6/9/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Winnie-the-Pooh and the art of reflective practice in policing Data-driven performance management, local political accountability to PCCs, and the wild west of social media-driven accountability are just some of the factors that have had a disorientating effect on decision-making for UK frontline police officers; Ian Palmer, Academic Lead for Policing in the University of Central Lancashire’s School of Justice, believes the introduction of Schwartz Rounds and reflective practice could significantly improve officers’ decision-making processes. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 6/9/2022 Analysis, Feature Man dies after being shot by armed officers following police pursuit in South London. A man believed to be in his twenties has died after being shot by firearms officers following a police pursuit in South London on Monday evening (September 5). Police Professional 6/9/2022 News Leicestershire to open new front office. It will mean that there will be a Front Enquiry Office in all nine of the force's Neighbourhood Policing Areas. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/9/2022 News Abuse inquiry must lead to nationwide learning, says Telford MP. An investigation into how children were sexually exploited in Telford for decades must be used to ensure authorities are not complacent about tackling the issue in future, ministers have heard. Police Professional 6/9/2022 News Fraud victim receives £400k+ thanks to POCA and financial investigator. The vulnerable 101-year-old has had all the money that was stolen from her returned and more. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/9/2022 News Man dies after police shooting in south London. Met says incident occurred after firearms officers were in pursuit of suspect vehicle in Lambeth. The Guardian 6/9/2022 News Remarks to TCI’s women in Policing Conference BY H.E. Governor Nigel Dakin CMG SPEECH: The Governor sets out why a support network for women in the police force is not only important in terms of helping change a culture within the Force, but also to support those in the Force from the extra pressures that other aspects of wider culture bring with it. Home Office 5/9/2022 News Research Roundup #3: fibres, chemistry, doggy DNA and blood spatter conference FCN hosts six vibrant research groups bringing together representatives from policing, academia and the private sector to discuss: digital forensics, drugs and toxicology, DNA, ecology, marks and traces, and visual technologies. Each group shares the latest knowledge and innovation on its topic. Our latest research roundup summarises the most recent round of group meetings. Forensic Capability Network 5/9/2022 News Sextortion ring dismantled by police ASIA: In June 2022, INTERPOL launched a public awareness campaign warning Internet users of a dramatic increase in digital extortion threats. INTERPOL 5/9/2022 News Major changes in Limerick garda structures as new policing model is rolled out REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A NEW policing model has been rolled out across the Limerick garda division which could have a major impact on how gardai are deployed to rural towns and villages. The change which came into effect at midnight means a new 'Limerick County' functional area has replaced the former Bruff and Newcastle West garda districts. One superintendent now has responsibility for community engagement across all of County Limerick while another will have responsibility for all crime-related garda activity. Limerick Live (Republic of Ireland) 5/9/2022 News Garda Commissioner Drew Harris says ‘dreadful’ and ‘traumatic’ Tallaght stabbings ‘one of the worst incidents I have come across’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Commissioner has said the triple murder of three siblings in Tallaght yesterday is one of the worst things he has come across since he became a police officer. Ireland’s top cop Drew Harris described the barbaric killings of Lisa Cash, 18, and her eight-year-old twin brother and sister, Christy and Chelsea Cawley as “dreadful” and “traumatic”. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 5/9/2022 News Garda Commissioner launches book chronicling 100 years of the force REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Book explores ‘challenges, both past and present, as well as some of the key events in the history of An Garda Síochána’ The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 5/9/2022 News Sadiq Khan says New Met police chief Sir Mark Rowley must deliver changes to rebuild trust The new Met Commissioner was on Monday told to deliver a “step change” in his force’s culture and effectiveness as Sadiq Khan warned that public trust in policing in the capital has plunged to a record low. The Standard 5/9/2022 News Police and Crime Commissioner for Devon and Cornwall, Alison Hernandez’s weekly column – ‘a Chief Constable chosen by me with the help of the communities I serve’ More than a decade ago the Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act abolished police authorities in favour of democratically elected Police and Crime Commissioners. Among the key responsibilities these new commissioners faced was appointing a new Chief Constable. When I was first elected in 2016 Shaun Sawyer was leading a force that had maintained among the lowest crime levels in the country. On his retirement a fortnight ago, he was the longest serving chief in the UK, with a decade in a role that has an average tenure of less than four years. For some months my team and I have been searching for an exceptional leader to take on Mr Sawyer’s mantle, one who could inspire officers, staff, volunteers in an organisation of more than 5,000 people. One who could reach out to our communities and our partners for help and support to achieve clear goals to tackle crime and the exploitation of the most vulnerable in our society. And on Wednesday last week I announced my decision, that I will offer the role of preferred candidate for the biggest job in our force to Will Kerr OBE, presently the Deputy Chief Constable (DCC) of Police Scotland. East Devon News 5/9/2022 Feature, Opinion Australian Federal Police Forms Cryptocurrency Unit to Tackle Money Laundering, Offshoring: Report AUSTRALIA: The unit was set up after the force's criminal asset confiscation command had seized more than $600 million from the proceeds of crime since its inception in February 2020. CoinDesk 5/9/2022 News Cheshire police boss: 700,000 UK paedophiles active online Cheshire's police commissioner stressed the important work of behind-the-scenes officers when he revealed there are an estimated 700,000 active paedophiles online in the UK. John Dwyer said it was important residents understood that officers tackling cyber-crime were as important as those on the street. Guardian (Knutsford) 5/9/2022 News More than a thousand officers assaulted in a year as Sussex Police say they ‘will not tolerate violence’ Shocking data published this year has revealed how from between March 2021 to March 2022, more than 1,000 assaults have been recorded against Sussex Police officers. With 287 of these police-recorded assaults on officers leading to injuries, concerns have been raised on the level of violence police officers are subject to when protecting the public from harm. Sussex Live 5/9/2022 News «176817691770177117721773177417751776Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
