Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93469 total results. Showing results 36601 to 36620 «182718281829183018311832183318341835Next ›Last » Complaints made years before N.S. mass shooting were enough for search warrants: former Mountie, lawyer CANADA: Both a retired Mountie and a criminal defence lawyer involved in the public inquiry into Nova Scotia's mass shooting say there was "more than enough" evidence for a search warrant given three public complaints about the gunman over three years. CBC News (Canada) 16/5/2022 News Police, NCC emails show communication breakdown during Freedom Convoy CANADA: Efforts by law enforcement to monitor and control the large crowds that gathered in downtown Ottawa during the early days of the Freedom Convoy were at times hampered by confusion over jurisdictional power and chaotic communications between officials, according to email records obtained by Radio-Canada. CBC News (Canada) 16/5/2022 News National police week CANADA: National Police Week began in 1970 as a way for police to connect with their communities and increase awareness about the services they provide. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 16/5/2022 News Is this the end of the ‘thought police’? We’re not the thought police’, says the new chief inspector of constabulary, Andy Cooke. That the police don’t want to concern themselves with what’s going on inside our heads, punishing those who entertain dissenting ideas, is welcome news. But the fact Cooke even felt he had to make this intervention, in his first interview in post no less, reminds us just how bad things have become in English policing in recent years. The Spectator 16/5/2022 Feature, Opinion Surge in money laundering offences as crime migrates online REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The level of money laundering in the State has increased significantly over the last two years and senior Garda officers believe the problem is much worse than the latest trends suggest. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 16/5/2022 News Construction work on Spiddal Garda Station set to begin in summer REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Construction work on the new Spiddal Garda Station is set to begin in summer. [AUDIO] Connacht Tribune (Republic of Ireland) 16/5/2022 News Leaked Prevent review attacks ‘double standards’ on far right and Islamists Exclusive: draft of Shawcross report calling for crackdown on Islamist extremism raises concerns it will try to ‘politicise counter-terrorism’ The Guardian 16/5/2022 News ‘I find it very disturbing’: No data kept on deaths in garda custody REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Concerns have been raised that the body set up to deal with complaints against Gardaà has not been compiling data on the number of deaths in garda custody. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 16/5/2022 News Tackling truancy: How NZ Police’s joint door-knock initiative is getting children back in schools Family violence, bullying, social anxiety and Covid are just some of the factors contributing to a significant truancy problem in New Zealand; the NZ Police Association recently reported on a joint operation that has seen a simple knock on the front door of houses reopening the doors to education for hundreds of children in South Auckland. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/5/2022 Feature, Innovation Could London appoint its first overseas police commissioner? As the race to take on the top role of Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police service hots up, it has been revealed that former New Zealand Commissioner of Police Mike Bush has thrown his hat into the ring. PolicingTV presenter and former BBC Home Affairs Correspondent Danny Shaw takes a closer look at the man behind the uniform and, if appointed, what impact he might have on policing London. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/5/2022 Analysis, Feature Priti Patel lifts restrictions on police stop and search powers Home secretary announces the end of limitations on use of section 60 powers where serious violence anticipated The Guardian 16/5/2022 News What Do We Know About Blended Learning to Inform Police Education? A Rapid Evidence Assessment This paper presents the findings of a rapid review of evidence on what works in blended learning in adult education which was undertaken to support the evidence informed introduction of blended learning in police education nationally across all police forces in England and Wales. Following a systematic search, screening, and quality assessment process, 42 studies, including 10 systematic reviews, were included in the final synthesis. Findings suggest that blended learning is at least as good as, if not more effective than, only face-to-face, or only online learning methods. The research evidence highlights the importance of bespoke design to suit learner needs and the type of content to be delivered, as well as the importance of providing appropriate support to both instructors and learners to engage with blended methods. Based on the findings, a toolkit is provided to guide police educators in designing and delivering curricula using blended methods. Police Practice and Research 16/5/2022 Research article The Kinahan organised crime group: It’s all about the business As an Irish organised crime group worth more than a billion dollars has made headlines after the US Government offered a $5 million reward for their capture, Policing Insight’s Chris Allen takes a look at how we can tackle the biggest and most sophisticated criminal entities. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/5/2022 Analysis, Feature ‘Talking is a huge key to turning a corner with mental health’ Ian Feasey is the Facilities Manager at our headquarters in Leatherhead. He has worked for the Police Federation of England and Wales for 14 years. In Mental Health Awareness Week, Ian honestly opens up on his battle with anxiety in the hope it may help someone suffering in silence in the same way. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 16/5/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion ‘It’s a form of structural oppression’: Critics say more police stop and search powers will harm Black people The government is lifting restrictions placed on police stop and search powers in areas where they anticipate violent crime. Metro 16/5/2022 News Speeding causes three times as many road deaths as previously thought Speeding is revealed today to be the biggest cause of road deaths as police prepare to change the way they record the results of crash investigations. The Times - Subscription at source 16/5/2022 News A tale of two femicides – and media bias The media prefers some female murder victims to others - one killing gets blanket coverage, while another is quickly dismissed. But crimes of femicide - when a woman is killed because of her gender - may at least be counted more accurately, if the UN can persuade countries to use a new, expanded framework for identifying cases. BBC 16/5/2022 Feature Locking up pregnant women damages mothers and children – yet the UK does it Some countries have laws against this inhumane practice, which just worsens existing trauma. Why don’t we? The Guardian 16/5/2022 Feature, Opinion Police chief suggests review into decriminalising drugs Dyfed-Powys Police’s chief constable said use of drugs should be seen as a public health problem rather than a criminal justice problem The Telegraph - Subscription at source 16/5/2022 News Scammers will hope to exploit cost of living crisis, say UK police Warning as figures show record £101m worth of card and payment crime was blocked last year The Guardian 16/5/2022 News «182718281829183018311832183318341835Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
