Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103267 total results. Showing results 35721 to 35740 «178317841785178617871788178917901791Next ›Last » Ex-Police Federation chairman John Apter faces gross misconduct case The former national chairman of the Police Federation of England and Wales is to face gross misconduct proceedings following an investigation into two allegations of sexual assault. BBC 22/2/2023 News Former head of Police Federation to face gross misconduct proceedings John Apter was suspended in 2021 amid accusations over his conduct The Guardian 22/2/2023 News Police behind Nicola Bulley search face two investigations Lancashire constabulary, already subject to an IOPC inquiry, now to undergo College of Policing review The Guardian 22/2/2023 News ‘Chief officers should join Met Commissioner calling for police pay rise that takes account of inflation’ The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) is pleased to hear Met Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley call for a police officer pay award that takes account of the current rate of inflation, which is just over 10 per cent. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 22/2/2023 News Call for ‘full independent review’ into police handling of Nicola Bulley case Lancashire’s police and crime commissioner said the public feel ‘there remain questions about the handling of elements of the police investigation’. Express & Star 22/2/2023 News Met Police boss Sir Mark Rowley says stop and search can cost trust Stop and search in its present form "burns through trust", the Met Police commissioner has told a group of community leaders in south London. BBC 22/2/2023 News Police watchdog probes welfare check on Nicola Bulley days before she went missing The investigation comes after the force said it would also conduct its own internal review The Independent 22/2/2023 News Waterloo region residents weigh in about crime and policing amid council approval of police budget CANADA: Jennifer Adams moderates a Facebook group called "Cop Watch Waterloo Region," and says that she's been victim of many crimes in the region, including theft and an attempt to topple over her mobility chair. CBC News (Canada) 22/2/2023 News Decision on policing in Surrey expected soon CANADA: B.C.'s Public Safety Minister is promising a decision in the coming weeks concerning which force will police Surrey. CTV News (Canada) 22/2/2023 News Decades-old killings, beating of Black men spark outcry around Toronto police promotion CANADA: Some members of Toronto’s Black community are raising concerns after a police officer who was cleared after killing two Black men and was accused of beating a third some three decades ago is now the head of the Toronto police’s professional standards unit. CTV News (Canada) 22/2/2023 News, Video Cornelius Price death: Large-scale Garda operation expected at funeral REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda are set to implement a large-scale policing operation surrounding the funeral of notorious gangland figure Cornelius Price. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 22/2/2023 News Merging of Tipperary and Clare Garda Divisions will take another year REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Amalgamating the Garda Divisions covering Counties Tipperary and Clare began two years ago and high ranking Gardaí say the complex process is proceeding well, but will take approximately another year to complete. Offaly Live 22/2/2023 News Minister Browne launches technology hub and early intervention spaces to further support young people in the North East Inner City REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Minister of State at the Department of Justice James Browne T.D. has today launched a number of new facilities at the HAY Youth Diversion Project (YDP) in the North East Inner City, including a technology hub, an Early Intervention Space and a designated ‘Family Room’. Government of Ireland 22/2/2023 News Britain’s out-of-touch police need an information system that wasn’t alive in the 1970s The police are doing the best they can – but it won’t be enough as long as they’re obliged to operate with an information system that’s completely outdated, writes Rosie Beacon City A.M. 22/2/2023 Feature, Opinion Nicola Bulley police ‘turned down search help’ at height of 23 day hunt for missing mum Lancashire Constabulary's actions have been criticised as "bizarre" and "inexcusable". Express 22/2/2023 News ‘We’re not perfect’: Police chief pledges transparency CANADA: Saint John’s police chief says his force is dedicated to maintaining transparency and building public trust, after three of his officers have been cleared of criminal charges in recent months. “We build trust by holding ourselves accountable and being transparent,” chief Robert Bruce told the Telegraph-Journal. Bruce said he considers himself accountable for the actions of every member of his force, but our officers make mistakes,” the chief said. “Things happen. We have a difficult job.” He said the force can build trust by following the correct processes and procedures when the public bring forward complaints, as “the public demands confidence with us,” he said. Penticton Herald (Canada) 22/2/2023 News WA commuters slam police now destroying e-scooters and e-bikes in major crackdown AUSTRALIA: E-bikes and scooters are becoming the hot new way to get around Perth. They’re convenient, cheap and eco-friendly. But not everyone is on board with the craze. WA Police have been cracking down on these vehicles in a big way. One of the most extreme measures taken by the police is the confiscation and destruction of e-bikes and scooters. Perth Now (Australia) 22/2/2023 News NSW Police reveal number of officers applying to leave the force AUSTRALIA: Senior NSW Police figures have revealed the shocking number of officers applying to leave the force, with fears of a “mass exodus” of experienced officers. See the figures here. The Daily Telegraph (Australia) - Subscription at source 22/2/2023 News Child abuse image offences in UK have soared, NSPCC report shows Charity says police recording has improved but online grooming has risen and tech firms are failing to act The Guardian 22/2/2023 News As livestock theft becomes a growing problem in rural Australia, new technologies offer hope The theft of livestock is a serious and growing problem in Australia, with large-scale and sophisticated thefts are being reported with increasing frequency; Kyle J D Mulrooney and Alistair Harkness, Co-directors of the Centre for Rural Criminology at the University of New England, explore the scale of the problem as well as highlighting new technologies which could help to tackle the challenge. Policing Insight 22/2/2023 Feature, Opinion «178317841785178617871788178917901791Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
