Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93401 total results. Showing results 38281 to 38300 «191119121913191419151916191719181919Next ›Last » World sleep day: Sleep and police officers CANADA: The pandemic has made sleep disorders more prevalent amongst the general population, with the term “Coronosomnia” emerging quickly. For police officers, sleep disorders are nothing new or pandemic related—they’ve been part of the reality for years. Blue Line (Canada) 18/3/2022 Feature Melton Police honoured for exemplary treatment of people with disabilities AUSTRALIA: Melton Police Station has been recognised for its outstanding service to people with disabilities at the Office of the Public Advocate Awards. Star Weekly (Australia) 17/3/2022 News Jury discharged in trial of police officer charged with manslaughter AUSTRALIA: A NSW District Court jury has been discharged in the trial of a police officer charged with manslaughter over a fatal crash after the court heard a juror had conducted an experiment related to the central issue of the motorbike rider’s cause of death. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 17/3/2022 News QPS share sexual violence support and reporting options in new disability podcast AUSTRALIA: The Queensland Police Service (QPS) has partnered with intellectual disability support service WWILD to raise awareness of sexual assault support and reporting options. myPolice - Queensland Police News 17/3/2022 News ‘Real fear’: Inside the violent gang battle for a Far North town NEW ZEALAND: A bid by the Killer Beez to secure a foothold in Kaikohe has been met with fierce resistance by their former parent organisation the Tribesmen. [VIDEO] Stuff (New Zealand) 17/3/2022 News Police part ways with institute researching systemic bias NEW ZEALAND: Police have split with a research institute leading an investigation into bias against Māori and others. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 17/3/2022 News Fatal Police shooting of Shargin Stephens in Rotorua NEW ZEALAND: At approximately 12:55pm on Thursday 14 July 2016, a Police officer shot Shargin Stephens twice after he advanced on the officer with a 1.15 metre long ‘slasher’1 on Te Ngae Road, Rotorua. Mr Stephens died from his injuries 12 days later in Hamilton hospital. [pdf] Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) (New Zealand) 17/3/2022 Report Merseyside drink-spiking reports treble in three months, police say Reports of drink-spiking have trebled over the past three months in Merseyside, officials have said. BBC 17/3/2022 News World Police Summit: Andreas Rex, Event Director dmg events PolicingTV 17/3/2022 Interview, News, Opinion, Video Met police officer David Carrick charged with 12 more sexual offences Carrick, 47, faces 41 charges against 11 victims, including rape and sexual assault The Guardian 17/3/2022 News UK Police Officer Faces Jail After Trying To Frame His Ex For Murder A South Wales police offer is facing jail after trying to frame his innocent ex-girlfriend for being an armed criminal. Lad Bible 17/3/2022 News Majority of Londoners think Met Police is sexist and racist, poll shows Almost half of Londoners say they have little or no trust in the Met Police The Standard 17/3/2022 News Covid-19 and local crime rates in England and Wales – two years into the pandemic We analyse how crime trends evolved during the Covid-19 pandemic London School of Economics (LSE) 17/3/2022 Research article Crime in the pandemic: Burglary and shoplifting rates stayed lower after lockdowns, but public order offences have risen Lockdowns led to marked changes in the patterns of crime recorded by police, with the number of burglaries falling while public order offences increased, according to new research from the London School of Economics and Political Science. London School of Economics (LSE) 17/3/2022 News Met Police officers who strip searched Black schoolgirl under investigation Staff members at her Hackney-based secondary school called the police after falsely alleging drug possession The Independent 17/3/2022 News Stratford police receive funding to expand crisis response team CANADA: Mental health worker Natalia Kowalcyzk wants to be there for a person who may be having the worst day of their life. CBC News (Canada) 17/3/2022 News Strip-search of girl should be gross misconduct case – London mayor A strip-search of a 15-year-old girl by police at her school in east London should be looked at as a case of gross misconduct, the mayor of London says. BBC 17/3/2022 News Manitoba’s ‘outdated’ agency for complaints about police conduct to be overhauled: minister CANADA: The Manitoba agency that investigates public complaints about officer misconduct is getting overhauled amid growing calls for greater police scrutiny, CBC News has learned. CBC News (Canada) 17/3/2022 News Police-reported hate crime, 2020 CANADA: In the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, police reported 2,669 hate crimes in Canada, up 37% from 2019. This marks the largest number of police-reported hate crimes since comparable data became available in 2009. In 2020, police-reported hate crimes targeting race or ethnicity almost doubled (+80%) compared with a year earlier, accounting for the vast majority of the national increase in hate crimes. [pdf] Statistics Canada 17/3/2022 Report Chief Joseph Chacon: ‘Part of the problem today is about leadership – it’s about failures and accountability’ Once a hotbed of 1970s counterculture, Austin in Texas has a reputation as a progressive, fast-changing city, with all the policing challenges that a modern urban environment brings; Policing Insight’s Christine Townsend spoke to Austin Police Department Chief Joseph Chacon about meeting those challenges – including recruitment, community safety and racial inequality – and his own style of leadership. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/3/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion «191119121913191419151916191719181919Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
