Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98772 total results. Showing results 38681 to 38700 «193119321933193419351936193719381939Next ›Last » Evidence reviewed in police investigation into Hull grooming gang allegations No charges have so far been brought despite 34 arrests. Hull Live 15/8/2022 News Plea to put aside ‘punitive approach’ to young offenders NEW ZEALAND: A sustained spike in youth crime is continuing with ram raids, smash 'n' grabs and brawls across the country, but one youth development organisation says leaders are missing the mark on the issues faced by rangatahi. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 15/8/2022 News Gardaí get new look as modern uniforms launched for 13,000 personnel REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: First complete change of uniform in Garda history sees members get less formal and more practical outfits including polo shirts The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 15/8/2022 News Gardaí to begin wearing new uniform on duty REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: All gardaí, sergeants and inspectors around the country will begin to wear a new uniform from today. Over 13,000 gardaí will in future wear polo shirts, two-tone soft shell and waterproof jackets and operational trousers. The uniform will also be clearly badged with the Garda crest for the first time. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 15/8/2022 News Finding savings to tackle inflation is becoming harder for police forces Charlotte Radford, Police Advisor for CIPFA (Chartered Institute for Public Finance and Accountancy), explains the impact of escalating prices on police force budgets. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/8/2022 Analysis, Feature Sprinter Ricardo Dos Santos pulled over by police in London for second time. Athlete and his partner, sprinter Bianca Williams, were stopped and handcuffed two years ago. The Guardian 14/8/2022 News Police: Child sex offender register delivery pushing capacity NEW ZEALAND: Overburdened police are struggling to deliver an effective child sex offender register. A proactively released Cabinet paper said there was "still work to be done" to make sure the register was working as intended. Between October 2019, when an evaluation of the first three years of the register was concluded, and June last year, there was a 16 per cent total increase of people on the register, from 2687 to 3114, the Cabinet paper said. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 14/8/2022 News Man mistakenly held at gunpoint by cops ‘not surprised’ at lack of police policy for victims NEW ZEALAND: A police victims' advocate and a man mistakenly arrested and held at gunpoint by officers are slamming police for the continued lack of a policy to protect victims. Newshub (New Zealand) 14/8/2022 News Two women shot dead in Sydney’s south-west killed in targeted ‘assassination’, police say AUSTRALIA: The women – aged 48 and 39 – died after the offender opened fire on them as they sat in a car on Saturday night The Guardian 14/8/2022 News Blockade Australia shut down Sydney with climate change protests. Now they’re fighting arrests in court AUSTRALIA: Elizabeth Hartrick took part in the Blockade Australia protests which brought Sydney to a standstill in June ABC News (Australia) 14/8/2022 News City’s only gay bar says police are trying to ‘crucify’ them after drugs and sword violence reports Canterbury’s only gay bar has claimed police are trying to “crucify” it after its licence was put under review following a number of call-outs. Pink News 14/8/2022 News CPS halts prosecution of six protesters for attending Sarah Everard vigil The six protesters had been accused of breaking lockdown rules by attending the vigil. Express & Star 14/8/2022 News Sarah Everard: Met Police stops prosecutions over vigil The six protesters had been accused of breaking lockdown rules by attending the vigil The Standard 14/8/2022 News Raymond J. de Souza: Criminal justice has a credibility problem — in Canada as well as the U.S CANADA: Decades of police and prosecutorial abuses have demonstrated that it is right for us to be suspicious National Post (Canada) 14/8/2022 Feature, Opinion Drug gangs use remote airfields to land heroin and cocaine REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The gardai have increased surveillance after reports of waiting cars meeting small aircraft The Times - Subscription at source 14/8/2022 News Public to be consulted on plan to erase historical convictions for homosexuality REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Helen McEntee has received final plans from an expert working group examining how the State can overturn criminal convictions for historic “crimes” committed by gay and bisexual men. The Independent 14/8/2022 News Met Police out to mark centenary in fine style One year out from its centenary, Metropolitan Police RFC and police rugby in general is enjoying something of a revival. Back in the amateur days, the Met Police and South Wales Police boasted a fixture list that was the envy of most club sides The Rugby Paper - Subscription at source 14/8/2022 Feature Frontline police to get latest protective vests AUSTRALIA: Queensland Police will soon be among the best protected frontline officers in the world, with new state of the art vests to be rolled out across the state. In good news for our frontline officers, the Queensland Police Service (QPS) has signed a contract to ensure the next generation of vests are on-line as soon as possible to enhance officer safety. Police Minister Mark Ryan said the new integrated load-bearing vests (ILBV) would see police better protected, with the combined ballistic and edged weapon safety features part of police officer’s operational uniform for the first time in Queensland’s 168-year policing history. Queensland Government (Australia) 14/8/2022 News Our politicised police force are the enforcers of political correctness and wokery, not law and order, says Darren Grimes A nation without property rights and robust protection by the enforcers of the rule of law can never be a free nation GB News 14/8/2022 Feature, Opinion Translation errors in police interviews could send innocent people to jail Picture this. You are in a foreign country. The police arrest you and realise that you don’t speak the language. So, they organise someone to translate. If you’re lucky, the person they contact is a professional interpreter. If you’re unlucky, the person is a multilingual police officer who happens to speak your language just well enough to scrape through an interview. Either way, you are now having to talk through someone else. Does this interpreter-mediated interviewing put you at a disadvantage? If so, how much? The answer to this lies at the intersection of criminal psychology and cognitive linguistics, where researchers have realised that interpreters are an overlooked barrier between suspects and their freedom. Science Focus 14/8/2022 Feature «193119321933193419351936193719381939Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
