Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103231 total results. Showing results 38781 to 38800 «193619371938193919401941194219431944Next ›Last » RCMP decries Surrey Police Union claims about short-staffing as ‘inaccurate’ CANADA: As Surrey city council inches forward with plans to restore the RCMP as the sole police of jurisdiction, the Surrey Police Union is raising alarm bells about what it describes as regular “short-staffing” among the Mounties. According to the union, Surrey Police Service (SPS) officers make up between 35 and 50 per cent of frontline general duty deployments across two watches in the city each day. A review of available data further revealed about 25 per cent of RCMP deployments in Surrey did not meet minimum staffing targets, the union said in a Tuesday news release. Global News (Canada) 29/11/2022 News Domestic abuse recorded by the police in Scotland, 2021-22 Characteristics of victims and perpetrators of domestic abuse incidents recorded by the police in Scotland in 2021 to 2022. Scottish Government 29/11/2022 Report Domestic abuse recorded by the police in Scotland, 2021-22 Scotland’s Chief Statistician today released Domestic abuse recorded by the police in Scotland, 2021-22. Scottish Government 29/11/2022 News Queensland to have toughest child sex offender laws in Australia AUSTRALIA: Queensland will soon introduce the country’s longest child sex offender monitoring periods, which will see the most serious offenders monitored for life. myGC (Australia) 29/11/2022 News Funding to deal with crime ‘not enough’, Indian community leaders say NEW ZEALAND: Indian community leaders are not convinced a business support package targeted at dealing with crime will help fearful dairy owners. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 29/11/2022 News Police look to change pursuit policy, mother of killed Korean children extradited to NZ & knife wanted in Napier murder NEW ZEALAND: Police face pushback in changing pursuit policy, South Korean woman involved in suitcase murders to appear in court & hunt for Napier homicide murder weapon NZ Herald (New Zealand) 29/11/2022 News Police officer was ‘trying to protect the public’ when he chased joyrider who crashed and killed two pedestrians A Met Police officer told a court he was trying to protect the public when he chased a joyrider who crashed into two pedestrians, killing them both. Mail Online 29/11/2022 News North Yorkshire vetting pilot to inform future integrity screening Since July 2022, North Yorkshire has been conducting a pilot to ensure officers and staff are updating its vetting department on relevant changes. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/11/2022 News Met Police officer accused over death of boy and his aunt in Penge A Met officer accused over the deaths of a 10-year-old boy and his aunt following a police chase has told jurors that joining the force was his childhood “dream”. News Shopper 29/11/2022 News Outstanding acts of public bravery honoured at NPCC awards Outstanding acts of bravery by the public were celebrated at the National Police Chiefs’ Council’s annual Police Public Bravery Awards on Monday night (November 28). Police Professional 29/11/2022 News MPS launches hotline to report corrupt officers and staff The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has launched a new anonymous hotline for people to report corrupt or abusive officers and staff. Police Professional 29/11/2022 News IWF warns of ‘disturbing’ new trend that risks exposure to child sexual abuse material online The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) has warned the public faces an “escalating risk” of accidental exposure to child sexual abuse online as a “disturbing” new trend rewards criminals for spamming social media with links to illegal material. Police Professional 29/11/2022 News Fall in domestic abuse but reported incidents just ‘tip of the iceberg’, warns Justice Secretary The number of domestic abuse incidents recorded by Police Scotland has fallen for the first time in eight years, although Justice Secretary Keith Brown has warned they are just the “tip of the iceberg”. Police Professional 29/11/2022 News Bravery and commitment of officers recognised at Scottish Police Federation Awards A probationary officer who restrained a violent man after he headbutted and knocked out her colleague, and a group of constables who saved the life of an armed man threatening to blow up a block of flats, were among the winners of Scottish Police Federation Awards. Police Professional 29/11/2022 News The lowering of Australia’s terrorism threat level is a success, but it shouldn’t cause complacency This week the head of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation announced that the country’s terror threat level was to be reduced; Dr John Coyne, head of the Australian Strategic Policy Institute’s Northern Australia Strategic Policy Centre, warns that while the move should be welcomed, extremist ideologies still exist in Australia and will need continued careful and close monitoring to prevent any further acts of violence. Policing Insight 29/11/2022 Analysis, Feature IOPC: Digitally transforming with NICE a positive experience The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) oversees the police complaints system in England and Wales. They investigate the most serious matters, including deaths following police contact, and set the standards by which the police should handle complaints. The IOPC wanted to make it as easy and seamless as possible for police forces to share information and evidence with IOPC investigators. To address this and other challenges, the IOPC implemented NICE Investigate. Policing Insight 29/11/2022 Advertisement, Feature Scandal-hit Met Police launches hotline to report corrupt and abusive officers Britain’s biggest police force has launched a new anonymous hotline for people to report corrupt or abusive officers. ITV News 29/11/2022 News Met Police launches abuse and corruption hotline An anonymous hotline will be set up for people to report Met Police officers and staff for corruption, abuse and other breaches of trust or power. BBC 29/11/2022 News ‘Like martial law’: When police got the green light to take a truncheon to COVID-19 AUSTRALIA: In its panic as case numbers grew, the NSW government gave police the green light to take a truncheon to COVID-19. Officers were dispatched to enforce hastily written, vague orders that curtailed most of our freedoms and thousands of people copped fines they did not deserve. As an independent report found, governments’ COVID-19 response “sometimes looked ... more like martial law than humanitarian relief”. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 29/11/2022 Analysis, Feature New Zealand ‘suitcase’ murders: South Korea hands over 42-year-old suspect NEW ZEALAND: South Korea has extradited a 42-year-old murder suspect to New Zealand, two months after she was arrested over her possible connection to the discovery of the bodies of two long-dead children in abandoned suitcases in August. South Korea’s justice ministry said on Tuesday the unidentified woman was handed over to New Zealand authorities on Monday evening at Incheon international airport near Seoul. The ministry said it also has provided New Zealand with unspecified “important evidence” on the case. The Guardian 29/11/2022 News «193619371938193919401941194219431944Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
