Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 38521 to 38540 «192319241925192619271928192919301931Next ›Last » Kent Police: New chief constable not afraid to arrest officers The new chief constable of Kent Police has said he is not afraid to arrest and charge police officers who break the law. BBC 7/12/2022 News Twice as many people caught speeding on cameras NEW ZEALAND: Police have caught twice as many people speeding on mobile speed cameras this year than last. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 7/12/2022 News Dozens arrested in ‘targeted activity’ tackling violence against women Thirty-nine people have been arrested across Northern Ireland as part of a major operation targeting those sought for violence against women and girls. Police Professional 7/12/2022 News Pet dog and ‘accidental selfies’ help convict international drugs traffickers A man involved in smuggling a “colossal quantity of MDMA” with a street value of £44 million inadvertently helped investigators smash the crime network after he sent a photograph of his dog on an encrypted platform. Police Professional 7/12/2022 News Vancouver councillors set to vote on body-worn cameras for police officers CANADA: After a brief discussion of the merits on Tuesday, Vancouver councillors are set to vote on whether to support body-worn cameras for Vancouver police. Global News (Canada) 7/12/2022 News, Video If we want greater trust in our police, let’s open up the process of hiring chiefs CANADA: Are Toronto's chief of police-designate, Myron Demkiw, and his Ottawa counterpart, Eric Stubbs, fit to hold the top jobs given their past history? CBC News (Canada) 7/12/2022 Feature, Opinion Blue Line, The Podcast: “Change is good, so give it a try” with Cst. Ryan Dlin CANADA: Cst. Ryan Dlin spent over two decades at another police agency before deciding to join the Calgary Police Service. Since the day he sent in his application form, he has been welcomed with open arms to the department. [PODCAST] Blue Line (Canada) 7/12/2022 Feature ‘Rural reassurance’ around crime prevention and safety is needed REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: “Rural reassurance” around crime prevention and safety is needed. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 7/12/2022 News Minister James Browne hosts National Missing Persons Day at Croke Park REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Minister of State at the Department of Justice, James Browne, TD, will today, Wednesday 7 December, host the annual ceremony to mark national Missing Persons Day. This is the tenth annual Missing Persons Day. Department of Justice (Republic of Ireland) 7/12/2022 News Independent Reporting Commission Fifth Report REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: This is the Fifth Report of the Independent Reporting Commission. We were established in 2017 to report on progress towards ending paramilitary activity connected with Northern Ireland by an international treaty between the UK and Irish Governments, and the terms of the Fresh Start Agreement. Department of Justice (Republic of Ireland) 7/12/2022 Report Codes of practice: Why police can’t resolve the strip search problem An inquiry into the strip search of a 15-year-old Black girl by police officers at her school concluded it should never had happened. Four officers found themselves facing an investigation for gross misconduct, but National Appropriate Adult Network Chief Executive Chris Bath argues the labyrinth of legislation and Codes of Practice covering strip searches lies at the heart of the problem. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/12/2022 Analysis, Feature An inspection of the north-east regional response to serious and organised crime Today we published a report about an inspection of the north-east regional response to serious and organised crime. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 7/12/2022 News Special Report: In France, minority communities decry a surge in police fines FRANCE: Mohamed Assam went to buy groceries at a supermarket close to his home near Paris one April afternoon in 2020. By the time he returned, he had incurred more than 900 euros in fines for nine different infractions without once, he said, coming into contact with a police officer. The 27-year-old from the Paris suburb of Epinay-sous-Senart said he learned of the fines about a week later, when he received notifications in the post. His alleged offences, which he is contesting, include violating COVID-19 lockdown rules and lacking correct headlights on his quad bike, according to the notices he received from an interior ministry agency reviewed by Reuters. Reuters 7/12/2022 Feature Portugal dismisses police officers for rule of law violation PORTUGAL: Breaches of fundamental rule of law values resulted in 107 dismissals, forced retirements and expulsions within the Portuguese police force since 2019, Internal Administration Minister José Luís Carneiro announced on Tuesday. Lawmakers heard Carneiro during Tuesday’s hearing on the alleged rule of law violations, including the dissemination of racist, xenophobic, misogynistic, and hate speech in the police force, as well as monitoring practices. Euractive 7/12/2022 News San Francisco police bans the use of ‘Robocop’ killer robots to fight crime after backlash USA: A vote that allowed San Francisco police to use robots to incapacitate dangerous suspects has been banned following backlash and warnings over the automation of policing Mirror 7/12/2022 News German police raids target far-right extremists ‘seeking to overthrow state’ GERMANY: Thousands of officers search 130 sites across country in operation against Reich Citizens plotters The Guardian 7/12/2022 News PSNI: Northern Ireland police resignations double among new recruits Resignations among newly-recruited Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) officers have doubled in two years, prompting the force to carry out a review. BBC 7/12/2022 News An inspection of the north-east regional response to serious and organised crime As part of our police effectiveness, efficiency and legitimacy (PEEL) inspections, we inspected how well police forces tackle serious and organised crime (SOC). In 2022, we changed how we inspect this aspect of policing, to incorporate inspections of the ten regions, as well as the nine regional organised crime units (ROCUs) throughout England and Wales and the 43 police forces. This improves our understanding of how well forces and ROCUs work together to tackle SOC. This report includes sections on the following: Regional findings – a summary of inspection evidence that identifies good or poor performance within the region; in other words, involving or relating to the ROCU and its constituent forces. The performance of the region is not given a graded judgment. Instead, we highlight areas for improvement, causes of concern, and innovative and promising practice in this section, where applicable. The ROCU and individual forces – the ROCU and each individual force are given a graded judgment, with a summary of the findings from our inspection and highlighted sections for areas for improvement, causes of concern, and innovative and promising practice. The individual forces in this report are Cleveland, Durham, and Northumbria. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 7/12/2022 Report New Chair of the Civil Nuclear Police Authority appointed Susan Johnson, OBE, has been appointed as Chair of the Civil Nuclear Police Authority. Home Office 7/12/2022 News HM Inspectorate of Constabulary reviews Cleveland, Durham and Northumbria forces A review of how some police forces tackle organised crime found one has a backlog of 20,000 reports and another's paedophile team "wasn't able to cope". 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