Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98786 total results. Showing results 38661 to 38680 «193019311932193319341935193619371938Next ›Last » First female Chief Constable for North Wales Police North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Dunbobbin has announced Amanda Blakeman, currently Deputy Chief Constable of Gwent Police as his preferred candidate as the region’s new Chief Constable. Ms Blakeman will be the first female Chief Constable in the history of North Wales Police. Emergency Services Times 15/8/2022 News Hampshire Fed calls for increase on South East allowance Other forces are taking their allowances to the maximum limit to attract and retain officers outside the Met. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/8/2022 News Hampshire police dog units receive more first aid kits to help save lives of seriously injured people Police dog handlers are now better equipped than ever before to save lives in Hampshire after almost £49,000 was splashed out on improving their first aid skills and kit. The News (Portsmouth) 15/8/2022 New BTP Federation chair promises to bring ‘fresh drive and commitment’ Stuart Cowan aims to bring “fresh drive and commitment” to the British Transport Police (BTP) Federation after officially taking over as the new chair today (August 15). Police Professional 15/8/2022 News Watchdog says Garda backlog in examining electronic devices has ‘real implications’ for investigations REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Policing Authority calls for major investment in IT to keep pace with organised criminals The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 15/8/2022 News Garda numbers must be boosted to deal with rising demands – Drew Harris REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has said there needs to be an increase in the number of gardai to deal with rising demands on the force. Mr Harris said An Garda Síochána is under “considerable strain” because of various demands and responsibilities that have to be met. He said headcount is an issue the force is constantly assessing. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 15/8/2022 News Police Used a Baby’s DNA to Investigate Its Father for a Crime USA: Small pinpricks of blood are used to screen newborns for serious health conditions—but this genetic data can have legal uses too. Wired 15/8/2022 Feature Police in Scotland agree to improved 5% pay offer. Police officers in Scotland have agreed to an improved pay offer weeks after rejecting an initial "derisory" offer of £565. BBC 15/8/2022 News Police fear ‘retribution’ after shooting of two women in Sydney’s south-west AUSTRALIA: NSW Police are targeting “the usual suspects” such as known gangland families across Sydney in an effort to stop a possible act of retaliation following the shooting deaths of two women in the city’s south-west. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 15/8/2022 News, Video Qld police boss asked to front DV inquiry AUSTRALIA: Queensland Police Commissioner Katarina Carroll is set to give evidence about the force's culture at an inquiry into domestic violence. The West Australian (Australia) 15/8/2022 News Major trial begins in Hamilton following Mongols gang bust NEW ZEALAND: One of the largest criminal trials in New Zealand history is under way in Hamilton, more than two years after police swooped on the Mongols gang in the Bay of Plenty. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 15/8/2022 News Cops of living payment: Police get new $100 bonus for shift disruptions NEW ZEALAND: Kiwi cops hit with short notice changes to their work rosters are now receiving a $100 compensation bonus as part of their new pay deal. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 15/8/2022 News Operation Cobalt- Charges follow Mataura arrests NEW ZEALAND: Three Mongrel Mob members were arrested in Mataura on Friday, following the execution of a search warrant at the gang’s headquarters in Albion Street. Scoop (New Zealand) 15/8/2022 News ‘Decade of cuts has hit crime-fighting’ The chair of West Midlands Police Federation says more than a decade of funding cuts is undermining officers’ ability to prevent and detect crime. West Midlands Police Federation 15/8/2022 News Ricardo Dos Santos: Sprinter pulled over for second time by police A sprinter who was allegedly racially profiled during a stop and search has said he was "worried" at being pulled over for a second time by armed police. BBC 15/8/2022 News Ricardo dos Santos: IOPC to review case after armed Met police stop athlete The police watchdog is to review how an athlete who has been repeatedly pulled over was stopped again, this time by seven armed officers. The Guardian 15/8/2022 News Money launderer who used home as a ‘cash house’ had £250,000 stuffed under his bed A money launderer who was part of an organised crime group had a quarter of a million pounds in cash stuffed under his bed when police raided his house. Lin Guo, 32, was stopped by officers at Canning Town Station in East London in November 2019 carrying a black rucksack with £20,000 cash wrapped in a Chinese newspaper inside, as well as £1,200 in Scottish banknotes stuffed into his pocket. Wales Online 15/8/2022 News New neighbourhood officers to tackle rural crime priorities Two neighbourhood police officers have hit the ground running after stepping into new roles in their communities. Nottinghamshire Police 15/8/2022 News NPCC Disability in Policing Conference 2022: Conversations with confidence The National Police Chiefs' Council Disability in Policing Conference, supported by Policing Insight, is a unique opportunity improve equality and inclusion for one of the largest protected groups in policing. Register today for the event taking place 28th-29th September at the Holiday Inn Coventry. Policing Insight 15/8/2022 Advertisement, Feature Two charged with human smuggling CANADA: The Cornwall Regional Task Force (CRTF) has charged two people with human smuggling offences. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 15/8/2022 News «193019311932193319341935193619371938Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
