Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103232 total results. Showing results 38141 to 38160 «190419051906190719081909191019111912Next ›Last » Councillor Thomas Walsh calls for more garda resources and vehicles in Sligo REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Necessary resources and appropriate vehicles must be provided to the Sligo Roads Policing Unit according to Cllr Thomas Walsh. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 16/12/2022 News Concern over number of Gardaí quitting force REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The GRA says morale among frontline, under-resourced Gardaí is on the floor. It's after Tipperary TD Michael Lowry raised concern in the Dáil over the increasing numbers of officers who've quit the force. Deputy Lowry says he encounters Gardaí who are unhappy, unfulfilled and disillusioned, with many saying they're now under more scrutiny than the criminals. 98FM (Republic of Ireland) 16/12/2022 News SA Police criticised for leaving Aboriginal man’s body uncovered for hours in front of family AUSTRALIA: The body of a man who died shortly after police arrested him was left uncovered in front of his family for nearly four hours – or "far too long" – South Australia's deputy coroner has found. The man was also deprived of medical attention in the minutes before his death. ABC News (Australia) 16/12/2022 News Police forces should be ‘woke’ as it helps them understand the communities they serve Allan Billings: People are ‘woke’ today when they are alert to matters of social injustice, especially racism. Although ‘woke’ in this sense has been around since at least the 1960s, the word only came into most people’s consciousness with the more recent Black Lives Matter movement. Activists called on people to ‘stay woke’. But ‘woke’ has also come to be used in a pejorative sense, if not as a term of abuse – at least by some. People are ‘woke’ if their concern with issues of social justice seems like an obsession, or if their concern is merely apparent, a form of virtue signalling. In September, the Home Secretary told police chiefs to ignore wokery and concentrate on crime. The Yorkshire Post 16/12/2022 Feature, Opinion Inappropriate force used on black mother in Bristol, panel finds An "inappropriate" level of force was used by two police officers on a black mother following a dispute with a bus driver, an independent panel has found. BBC 16/12/2022 News Chief constable warns of ‘hard choices’ still facing force after Scottish budget Police Scotland’s chief constable has warned “hard choices” lie ahead for policing finances despite the improved budget allocation. Police Professional 16/12/2022 News Advisory Panel calls for stronger partnerships on mental health to prevent deaths in and after police custody A new review by the Independent Advisory Panel on Deaths in Custody has called for closer partnerships between policing, health and other criminal justice agencies to address mental health issues and help to prevent deaths in custody as well as suicides after release from police custody, as Policing Insight Contributing Editor Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/12/2022 Analysis, Feature How the police respond to victims of sexual abuse when the victim is from an ethnic minority background and may be at risk of honour-based abuse On 7 August 2020 we received a super-complaint from the Tees Valley Inclusion Project (TVIP). This super-complaint is about the police response to victims of sexual abuse from ethnic minority backgrounds who may be at risk of honour-based abuse. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 16/12/2022 Report Police response to sexual abuse fails to safeguard victims from risk of honour-based abuse Police officers sometimes do not recognise the potential risk of honour-based abuse for victims of sexual abuse and the service these victims receive is not always good enough, a new report has found. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 16/12/2022 News ‘I’ve never witnessed such horrific brutality’: On tenth anniversary of gang rape that shocked the world, the doctor who tried to save victim’s life reveals he is still traumatised.. as India still faces daily ‘barbaric’ sex crimes INDIA: Ten years ago today, Jyoti Singh was on the way home from the cinema when she was dragged to the back of a bus in New Delhi and gang-raped by six men in a case that sent shockwaves through India. Mail Online 16/12/2022 News What We Heard Report 2023-2026 City Budget Public Engagement CANADA: !e City Budget Team invited Edmontonians of diverse backgrounds and circumstances to provide input into what the City should consider as we build a new four-year budget to take Edmonton from the start of 2023 to the end of 2026. [pdf] Edmonton Police Commission (Canada) 16/12/2022 Report Police Digital Service wants new tech to extract data from mobile devices The Police Digital Service (PDS) is aiming to develop new approaches to the extraction of data from mobile devices to support investigations. UKAuthority.com 16/12/2022 News Guildford pub bomb victims let down by police, relative says The sister of a soldier killed in the 1974 Guildford pub bombs has criticised police for not reopening the case. BBC 16/12/2022 News Survey highlights ‘negative experiences’ of black people in policing Police chiefs have reaffirmed their determination to ensure an “anti-racist” police service after 1,600 black and black heritage officers and staff across 44 forces gave their views on what it is like to be a black person in policing. Police Professional 15/12/2022 News Policing to receive up to £287 million funding boost next year The 2023/24 funding package will see an increase of up to £267 million on last year and means policing will receive up to £17.2 billion in total for 2023/24. Home Office 15/12/2022 News ‘Grave concerns’ over police being asked to drive ambulances National Chair Steve Hartshorn has shared his 'grave concern' at members being asked to drive ambulances during upcoming strike action on December 21. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/12/2022 News Mike Veale: Ex-Cleveland Police chief’s new job ‘astonishing’ A former chief constable facing a gross misconduct probe has been appointed chief executive officer for a police and crime commissioner's (PCC) office. BBC 15/12/2022 News MPS determined ‘every woman should feel safe’ after man jailed for Zara Aleena’s murder The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) said it is determined that every woman should feel safe, and it remains “committed to doing everything possible to ensure that this is the case”. Police Professional 15/12/2022 News British Transport Police officer sentenced for attempting sexual communication with girl James Chatfield used Snapchat and Chat Avenue to ask her to send him intimate photos during their chats but was actually speaking to an undercover officer. Sky News 15/12/2022 News WA Police introduce alternative to prone restraint linked to deaths in custody AUSTRALIA: West Australian police have started training officers to use a new type of leg restraint, after repeated calls by coroners for alternatives to the potentially lethal prone position. WA Coroner Philip Urquhart said in an October report he was "concerned" and "troubled" about police use of the prone restraint, which involves holding a person face down on their stomach, sometimes with their hands behind their backs, often with physical pressure applied. Police use of the prone position to restrain Noongar woman Cherdeena Wynne, 26, was found to have been a factor in her 2019 death (Ms Wynne's name and image are used in this article with the permission of her family). ABC News (Australia) 15/12/2022 News «190419051906190719081909191019111912Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
