Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 99503 total results. Showing results 36481 to 36500 «182118221823182418251826182718281829Next ›Last » Nottinghamshire Police custody suite wins design award Nottinghamshire’s new state-of the-art custody suite has been recognised with a regional design award. The building, opened in the autumn, recently won the Design Excellence Award at the East Midlands Property Awards. The award recognises buildings that set high standards in both aesthetic and functional design. West Bridgford Wire 25/10/2022 News NI Police Ombudsman wrongly branded former police officers guilty of collusion, High Court hears Northern Ireland’s Police Ombudsman has wrongly branded former RUC officers guilty of colluding in a series of brutal loyalist terrorist murders, the High Court heard today. Belfast Telegraph 25/10/2022 News Police investigate triple shooting in east London that left two men dead Police have launched a major manhunt after a triple shooting in a house left two men dead and a third fighting for his life. The Guardian 25/10/2022 News IBAC special report finds ongoing misconduct issues and risks with Victoria Police’s Critical Incident Response Team AUSTRALIA: A special report tabled in parliament today by the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) highlights several incidents, issues and risks involving Victoria Police’s Critical Incident Response Team (CIRT). Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) - Victoria (Australia) 25/10/2022 News, Video Police misconduct issues and risks associated with Victoria Police’s Critical Incident Response Team AUSTRALIA: Victoria Police serves the Victorian community by upholding the law to promote a safe, secure and orderly society. [pdf] Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) - Victoria (Australia) 25/10/2022 Report Two Queensland men charged with laundering $4.5 million AUSTRALIA: The AFP has charged two Queensland men for their alleged involvement in a money laundering syndicate responsible for laundering $4.5 million dollars in cash since February 2021. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 25/10/2022 News Revised principles issued to help police protect personal data The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) launched a campaign, #SimplifyDG6, on 30 August after the Attorney General’s Review of Disclosure was made public. The review, published on 26 May, recognised some of the shortcomings in the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) Disclosure Guidance 2021 leading to significant pressure on police officers regarding the submission of case files to the CPS for charging decisions. However, it failed to make any recommendation that will immediately mitigate the huge impact of disclosure on its members. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 25/10/2022 News Bedfordshire Police student encourages others to join. A student police officer says she hopes to inspire others to join the force whatever their background. BBC 25/10/2022 News ‘Police f…ed it up, plain and simple’: Police refuse to release report into controversial murder investigation NEW ZEALAND: Police are refusing to release a review of the controversial investigation into the murder of Upper Hutt woman Lois Tolley, sparking accusations that they are covering up serious misconduct. Stuff (New Zealand) 25/10/2022 News New police-led resilience centre launched to protect capital’s businesses from cybercrime. London’s three police forces will be working with a new Cyber Resilience Centre to help protect small and medium-size businesses across the capital from cybercrime. Police Professional 25/10/2022 News UK must ensure it’s world’s ‘safest place to do business,’ City of London police boss says The UK must protect itself against fraud and cybercrime to ensure it is the “safest place to do business in the world,” the head of the City of London police’s authority board said. City A.M. 25/10/2022 News Thrill-seeking children as young as 10 fuel record number of car thefts NEW ZEALAND: Out of control, thrill-seeking children, some as young as 10 years old, have propelled car thefts in Canterbury to record highs. Stuff (New Zealand) 25/10/2022 News, Video Bristol cannabis factory worth £3.5m discovered by police Cannabis plants with an estimated street value of £3.5m have been seized by police in Bristol. BBC 25/10/2022 News West Yorkshire Police to introduce new specialist training to ‘change officer behaviour’ West Yorkshire Police has introduced a new specialist training for frontline officers and leaders within the force as a part of its implemented Violence Against Women and Girls Strategy. Wakefield Express 25/10/2022 News John MacDonald: Looking skywards for solutions to crime problem NEW ZEALAND: I saw something terrifying in central Christchurch on Friday night. We’d been out for dinner and we were heading along Manchester St. It must’ve been around 10 o’clock. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 25/10/2022 Feature, Opinion DNA and biometric data use in Scottish Criminal Justice sector PRESS RELEASE: The use of DNA and other forms of biometric data for criminal justice and policing purposes in Scotland is appropriate and makes a valuable contribution to public safety, states a report published today. Biometrics Commissioner 25/10/2022 News Scottish Biometrics Commissioner – Annual Report and Accounts 2021-2022 The Scottish Biometrics Commissioner has today (25 October 2022) laid his first annual report and accounts before the Scottish Parliament. Biometrics Commissioner 25/10/2022 Report Better regulation needed on gaming apps to prevent ‘normalising gambling’ for children, says APCC. Better regulation of in-app features in video games are needed following serious concerns that they “normalise gambling” for children, says the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC). Police Professional 25/10/2022 News Homicides in Scotland fall to an all-time low. The number of homicides across Scotland has more than halved in the past 15 years, and are now at their lowest point since records began in 1976. Police Professional 25/10/2022 News ‘World leading’ use of biometric data in policing and criminal justice praised by Scottish Biometrics Commissioner. In his first annual report published on Tuesday (October 25), the Scottish Biometrics Commissioner believes that a “world leading” DNA interpretation and analysis capability is being provided to Police Scotland and the wider criminal justice system. Police Professional 25/10/2022 News «182118221823182418251826182718281829Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
