Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115777 total results. Showing results 35961 to 35980 «179517961797179817991800180118021803Next ›Last » Suffolk Police’s new operating model aiming to strengthen community links goes live Suffolk Police’s new operating model goes live today in response to the rising and changing demands that are presented to it. The model aims to strengthen community links with the local public and to ensure the force continues to provide the best possible policing service. The changes to the community policing function is in response to changing demands and will enhance the way it engages with communities, responds to emergencies, investigates crime and deals with other incidents that cause the public to make contact. Suffolk News 4/12/2023 News Longer apprehended domestic violence orders significantly reduce chance of reoffending, study finds AUSTRALIA: A new study has found doubling the standard duration of an apprehended domestic violence order significantly reduces the chance of reoffending. The standard requested length of the court-ordered protection was raised from 12 to 24 months after legislative changes passed in 2018. A NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research evaluation into the change has revealed the chance of reoffending dropped by between 41 and 59 per cent when the additional 12 months ADVO was in place. 9 News (Australia) 4/12/2023 News Long wait for anti-vilification laws as police grapple with neo-Nazis AUSTRALIA: Tougher anti-vilification laws will not be brought before the Victorian Parliament until the second half of next year as the state grapples with another neo-Nazi demonstration. Premier Jacinta Allan condemned the second action from far-right extremists in seven weeks, while the police association and the state opposition called on her government to help police take tougher action. WA Today (Australia) 4/12/2023 News Australian Federal Police launches one of its biggest ever recruitment drives with roles across the country AUSTRALIA: The Australian Federal Police has launched one of its biggest ever recruitment drives for officers to protect the country’s most important assets — including those in WA. The AFP is on the hunt for dozens of protective service officers — who are based at defence and parliamentary sites and capital city airports — as well as in the regional areas of Pine Gap, Exmouth and Geraldton. The West Australian (Australia) - Subscription at source 4/12/2023 News Policing Authority raised concerns about threat posed by far right months before Dublin riots REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The body in charge of monitoring An Garda Síochána raised concerns about the growing challenges posed by the far right in Ireland – months before the riots in Dublin last month. Members of the Policing Authority have been tasked by Justice Minister Helen McEntee with looking at how frontline gardaí dealing with serious public order events could be further supported. They raised concerns with Garda Commissioner Drew Harris about how gardaí plan to police the growth in far-right and anti-migrant protests around the country. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 4/12/2023 News Garda oversight chief says officers have right to use force to defend themselves and public REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Policing Authority Chairman Bob Collins said gardai should not be afraid to exercise the power that allows them to use force. Dublin Live (Republic of Ireland) 4/12/2023 News More Tasers and body cameras ‘will cut assaults on police’ Jo Farrell, Police Scotland’s chief constable, tells watchdog that more equipment is key to curbing violent attacks The Times - Subscription at source 4/12/2023 News Commissioner wants Northamptonshire police chief probe done ‘soon’ A commissioner wants a criminal investigation into his police chief to be finished "sooner rather than later" BBC 4/12/2023 News Keeping to the Code: Implementing the Forensic Science Regulator Act 2021 within digital forensics The Forensic Science Regulator Code of Practice, which sets out the standards for forensic science activities in crime investigations across England and Wales, came into force in October; while the Code will deliver greater consistency and quality across forensics in law enforcement, the implementation will also create challenges around accreditation, capacity and training for forces working towards compliance, as Richard Cockerill, Digital Forensic Laboratory Operations Director with technologists CACI, explains. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/12/2023 Analysis, Feature Police to use ‘Minority Report’ technology to predict crimes before they happen Project CDAP could see machine learning tools track criminal gangs - including those involved in drugs, child abuse and terrorism i News - Subscription at source 4/12/2023 News Thousands of UK young people caught watching online child abuse images Several thousand young people are being caught each year sharing or watching indecent images of children – including child abuse material – a Guardian investigation has revealed. The Guardian 4/12/2023 News Police union calls for ban on neo-Nazi marches after ‘hateful’ rally in Ballarat AUSTRALIA: Victoria’s police union says neo-Nazi demonstrations should be banned after a group of masked men chanting “Australia is for the white man” marched through the streets of Ballarat over the weekend. The Guardian 4/12/2023 News APCC supports national Christmas drink and drug driving campaign APCC Roads Policing and Transport Lead Lisa Townsend and Deputy Lead Joy Allen are supporting the national policing operation targeting drink and drug drivers this Christmas. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 4/12/2023 News Thames Valley Police launches off-road motorcycle team A police force has created an off-road team to help officers chase suspects who use quadbikes and motorbikes. BBC 4/12/2023 News Garda Station in Tipperary ‘cannot police’ town of over 7,000 people – ‘Morale is on the ground’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Carrick-on-Suir Garda Station in south east Tipperary is so under resourced that at times it feels there is no Garda presence in the town at all, according to a Tipperary County Councillor. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 3/12/2023 News Online gaming platforms such as Roblox used as ‘Trojan horse’ for extremist recruitment of children, AFP warns AUSTRALIA: Australian children as young as 12 are being targeted by extremists who are infiltrating online gaming platforms, with a rising number of children being investigated for radicalised ideologies, according to the Australian federal police. The Guardian 3/12/2023 News Mapping public space violence against women and girls Research into the nature of open space violence against woman and girls, by mapping crime incidents and severity against location, time and victim characteristics College of Policing 3/12/2023 Feature Disability employment claims higher than any other category Forces must do more to eliminate unlawful discrimination, harassment or victimisation of disabled police officers as part of their legal responsibility, as figures reveal almost half (46 per cent) of employment tribunal claims funded by PFEW are disability cases. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 3/12/2023 News Policing Authority chair ‘surprised’ by claim gardaí reluctant to use force in their duties REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Chair of the Policing Authority has said he is “surprised” to hear that gardaí are reluctant to use force as they fear discipline proceedings. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 3/12/2023 News New Zealand takes a page from Western Australia’s anti-bikie gang laws NEW ZEALAND: Our new Police Minister has received an invitation from Western Australia’s top brass, as he prepares to bring in a raft of gang laws. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 3/12/2023 News «179517961797179817991800180118021803Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
