Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 99544 total results. Showing results 37801 to 37820 «188718881889189018911892189318941895Next ›Last » Operation surrounding Queen’s death and funeral ‘policing at its best’ Chief Constable Lucy D’Orsi said she was “proud” of the “deep compassion, pride and professionalism” of officers and staff during the largest ever ceremonial operation for the funeral and national mourning period of Queen Elizabeth II. Police Professional 24/9/2022 News ‘Common sense policing’ must come first over ‘symbolic gestures’, Home Secretary tells police chiefs The Home Secretary has told police forces that “symbolic gestures” on diversity and inclusion “should not take precedence over common sense policing”. Police Professional 24/9/2022 News Disinformation has been one of the ‘biggest challenges’ amid unrest in city, police chief says Disinformation online has been one of the "biggest challenges" in policing the recent unrest in Leicester, according to Temporary Chief Constable Rob Nixon. Mr Nixon said social media has played a big part in fuelling the city's recent tensions. Leicestershire Live 24/9/2022 News Police must avoid wading into social or political issues, says standards chief Chief Constable Andy Marsh told The Telegraph that what the public wants is for police to get the basics right The Telegraph - Subscription at source 24/9/2022 News Family condemn three-month wait to view Met police video of fatal Taser incident Relatives say delay in seeing bodycam footage of officers using stun gun on Oladeji Omishore at Chelsea Bridge was ‘cruel’ The Guardian 24/9/2022 News Services for county lines victims in England and Wales get funding boost Up to £5m has been allocated by the Home Office to support victims of county lines exploitation over the next three years. Hundreds of victims will be helped to escape drug gangs following the expansion of support services in London, the West Midlands, Merseyside and Greater Manchester. The Guardian 24/9/2022 News Gang linked to Olivia shooting had ‘bad reputation’ before murder The crime organisation under investigation for the murder of Olivia-Pratt Korbel had a "bad reputation" amongst locals before the schoolgirl's horrific murder. Liverpool Echo 24/9/2022 News The police are still being used to protect the establishment My father was a policeman, back in the Heartbeat days. I remember him saying policing was all about property. He walked a beat for years, checking the security of every business in the town. The National 24/9/2022 Feature, Opinion Queen’s funeral: Policing an ‘enormous success’, says police chief Policing of the Queen's funeral and the period of national mourning was "an enormous success", the officer in charge has said. BBC 24/9/2022 News Cut ‘symbolic gestures’, Braverman tells police in England and Wales Suella Braverman has ordered police chiefs to spend less time on “symbolic gestures” and more time on policing. The Guardian 24/9/2022 News Police delete thousands of attachments in bid to comply with privacy concerns NEW ZEALAND: Police have deleted 11,000 files after orders to get rid of unlawfully taken photos of young people and adults. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 24/9/2022 News Police board approves new policy manual CANADA: The Brandon Police Board approved a new set of policies and procedures at its latest quarterly meeting on Friday. Brandon Sun (Canada) 24/9/2022 News Ottawa police reviewing error after ‘femicide’ edited out of bulletin CANADA: Ottawa police say they are reviewing exactly what happened when a social media post about the murders of women this year was edited to remove the word "femicide." CBC News (Canada) 24/9/2022 News Domestic abuse now behind majority of murders in Ireland for first time, garda figures show REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Garda review of crime trends has found that the majority of murders in Ireland last year had a domestic abuse motivation. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 24/9/2022 News CC Lucy D’Orsi: ‘The scale and complexity of this operation was incredible – at the heart of it was a family funeral’ The period of mourning and subsequent state funeral for HM Queen Elizabeth II involved one of the UK’s largest ever policing operations at multiple locations; Chief Constable Lucy D’Orsi, who led Operation London Bridge, spoke to Policing Insight Contributing Editor Sarah Gibbons about the scale and complexity of the operation, the pride and professionalism of officers and staff, and the “hidden heroes” behind the scenes. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/9/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion Justice minister announces plans to tackle anti-social behaviour after garda car rammed REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice has unveiled plans to crack down on anti-social problems in Cherry Orchard, where a garda car was rammed by joyriders on Monday evening. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 24/9/2022 News More than 300 outlaw bikies legally possess firearms as police welcome new powers to restrict gun ownership after admitting ‘we are powerless to stop them’ AUSTRALIA: Some 300 bikies and associates have firearm licences and can legally source deadly shotguns, handguns, and rifles. The revelation in Western Australia includes 312 patched members, former members and associates of motorcycle gangs in the state who could buy and legally hold a gun. WA Police Minister Paul Papalia said the alarming statistic, obtained by the West Australian, demonstrated the need for stringent firearm prohibition orders about to come into effect in the state. Mail Online 24/9/2022 News Pioneering DNA research project from North Wales Police to aid livestock attack investigations A pioneering collaboration between North Wales Police and a forensic research team will help to provide invaluable support to future livestock attack investigations. Dog attacks on livestock continue to blight rural communities and were estimated to have cost British farmers £1.52 million last year, according to industry data. Deeside.com 24/9/2022 News Police Ombudsman finds complaints about failures of Kincora police investigation are `legitimate and justified’ The Police Ombudsman has found that complaints made about the failure of police to investigate allegations of sexual abuse at a Belfast boy's home were " legitimate and justified". The ombudsman received seven complaints on behalf of former residents of Kincora about the failures of police to investigate complaints of sexual abuse. The Irish News 24/9/2022 News Public expect police to visit scene of every burglary, says Suella Braverman In first major statement since taking up the post, Home Secretary says police need to stop wasting time on ‘symbolic gestures’ The Telegraph - Subscription at source 24/9/2022 News «188718881889189018911892189318941895Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
