Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 99360 total results. Showing results 36461 to 36480 «182018211822182318241825182618271828Next ›Last » Domestic violence, sexual misconduct and theft among the reasons for suspensions of gardaí this year REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Thirty-three gardaí have been suspended this year for reasons including domestic violence, sexual misconduct, and disclosing information. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 22/10/2022 News Man charged after €137,000 of suspected heroin and cocaine seized in Dublin REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A man has been charged in connection with the seizure of over €137,000 of suspected heroin and cocaine in Dublin yesterday. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 22/10/2022 News Privacy and liberty in cyber space: Accessing private browser use for online investigations The EU’s European Cybersecurity Month is now underway, with awareness-raising events and learning opportunities scheduled throughout October; in the latest in a series of articles, Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth looks at the work of the new NAViGATORs initiative, a multi-agency collaboration across a consortium of EU member states to support and enhance law enforcement’s digital forensic investigations capability. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/10/2022 Feature, Innovation More than 200 Garda cars rammed in last four years REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Justice Minister Helen McEntee has said that it is a "very serious matter" that over 200 Garda cars have been rammed in less than four years. newstalk (Republic of Ireland) 22/10/2022 News Almost a quarter of Police Scotland vehicles have done 100,000 miles Nearly a quarter of police vehicles have accumulated more than 100,000 miles new figures have shown. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/10/2022 News Call to replace ageing Police Scotland fleet with eco-friendly vehicles All new Police Scotland vehicles purchased should be hybrid or electric when replacing those that are decades old, it has been suggested. It comes after it emerged that 348 vehicles in the Police Scotland fleet are more than 10 years old. Over 100,000 miles have also been clocked by 754 vehicles. STV News 22/10/2022 News Fire up the Quattro! Police Scotland still has hundreds of vehicles that are over a decade old Almost one in four police cars has done more than 100,000 miles after the force admitted that one of its fleet dates back to the 1980s – just like Gene Hunt's Audi from Ashes to Ashes Scottish Daily Express 22/10/2022 News More police stations to be sold off across Merseyside Four police stations across Merseyside are in the process of being disposed of by the region’s force. Approval has been granted by Emily Spurrell, Merseyside Police and Crime Commissioner, for four sites across the region, deemed to be surplus to requirements, to be sold off by Merseyside Police. The jettisoning of police stations is in line with its estates strategy, a report to the Merseyside police and crime panel revealed. Liverpool World 22/10/2022 News Just 6% of burglaries are solved by police – but over in Manchester, things have been a bit different Only 6% of burglary incidents a year are solved by police across England and Wales - a shockingly low figure which has decreased over the last few years. But in Manchester for the last 15 months things have been a bit different and the picture is changing. Sky News 22/10/2022 News The women on the front line of police misconduct After a review found an ‘anything goes’ culture, Fiona Hamilton meets the victims of abusive officers in the Met The Times 22/10/2022 Feature Study finds ‘Hot-Spot Policing’ more effective when officers show respect USA: Procedural justice principles are compatible with effective crimefighting, according to a study by the Center for Evidence-Based Crime Policy at George Mason University. Researchers found that crime significantly declined in high-risk neighborhoods where police were trained to use principles that focus on treating people fairly and with respect. The Crime Report 21/10/2022 News Policing Authority says domestic abuse is ‘mental violence’ for children affected REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Policing Authority has said domestic abuse is a form of “mental violence” for children and they are entitled to effective measures to protect them. The watchdog has also said resourcing of local sexual violence and domestic abuse units continues to be an issue and there is “inconsistency” in the Garda enforcement of domestic violence orders. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 21/10/2022 News Domestic violence, sexual misconduct and theft among reasons for recent Garda suspensions REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Only officer dismissed from force this year was sanctioned for ‘non-attendance’ The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 21/10/2022 News Policing in the metaverse: what law enforcement needs to know The metaverse has been described as the next iteration of the internet. This report provides a first, law enforcement-centric outlook at current developments on the topic, potential implications for law enforcement, as well as key recommendations as to what the law enforcement community could do to prepare for the future. This report aims to help police chiefs, law enforcement agencies and policy makers to begin to grasp this new environment so that they can adapt and prepare for policing in the metaverse. Europol 21/10/2022 Report Joint working between police and CPS sees rise in rape referrals Closer working between police and the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has seen charge rates for rape increase by more than 70 per cent. Police Professional 21/10/2022 News ‘I challenge anyone to walk in our shoes’: Officers suffer ‘horrific mental scars’ says Police Fed chairman Police officers are suffering 'horrific mental scars' after being assaulted on duty, with thousands forced to take time off due to the stress of the job. LBC 21/10/2022 News Electric police cars in the UK: exclusive survey plots forces’ EV uptake Police forces in the UK have more than 430 electric vehicles on their fleets and in excess of 808 chargers. These numbers are not evenly spread among forces, however, with some constabularies having adopted large numbers of EVs and others none at all. Auto Express 21/10/2022 News WA Police engulfed by sexism and bullying allegations at Joondalup academy, new union report shows AUSTRALIA: The West Australian can reveal the disturbing allegations are contained in a WA Police Union report and is based on a survey of 135 ex officers and recruits. The West Australian (Australia) - Subscription at source 21/10/2022 News ‘This isn’t gang related, this is TikTok’: Retailers plead for help to stop teen offenders NEW ZEALAND: Retailers are at their wits end dealing with threats and shoplifting, and they say laws need to change to address the problem. Stuff (New Zealand) 21/10/2022 News Why you don‘t see teen ramraiders named in court NEW ZEALAND: You might not think so given a spate of recent headlines about ramraiders, smash-and-grabbers and other kinds of young criminals, but the youth justice system in New Zealand actually works pretty well. 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