Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103152 total results. Showing results 39441 to 39460 «196919701971197219731974197519761977Next ›Last » Police are failing crime victims, says UK neighbourhood officer Police are spending too much time taking care of societal problems and are not tackling enough crime, the UK lead for neighbourhood policing says. Chief Constable Olivia Pinkney says officers can spend half their shifts working on behalf of other services. As a result, crime victims are being "failed" and the criminal justice system is now in "crisis", she says. BBC 11/11/2022 News Belgian police officer stabbed to death in suspected terror attack BELGIUM: A police officer has been stabbed to death near a railway station in Brussels in a suspected terrorist attack. The attacker stabbed the officer in the neck and shot his colleague with a gun that he was carrying. The assailant was then shot in the legs and abdomen by an officer from a different patrol and taken to hospital, where he later died, according to Belgian media. The Times - Subscription at source 11/11/2022 News Joining up Justice with Real World Solutions The criminal justice system is under severe strain and the workforce is struggling to meet demand - but technology provides grounds for optimism. Technology has the potential to unlock efficiency gains, drive integration and help decision-making. This report - commissioned by CGI - explores how that can be done, easing pressures on the system and improving outcomes for victims, witnesses and offenders. It contains practical recommendations for using technology to catalyse change and remove many of the obstacles in the way of swift and fair justice. Crest Advisory 11/11/2022 Report UK officers brought over to ease Guernsey Police staff shortages A shortfall in Guernsey's police force is being bolstered by the support of several UK officers. ITV News 11/11/2022 News Media fanning flames of Just Stop Oil protests, says police chief The elected police chief whose force arrested an LBC journalist has accused the media of “fanning the flames” of the Just Stop Oil protests by giving the group publicity. The Times - Subscription at source 11/11/2022 News Thames Valley Police: Ex-PC’s gross misconduct for flirtatious texts A former police officer would have been sacked for engaging in a "flirtatious" text message chat with a member of the public. BBC 11/11/2022 News Former police chief jailed over ‘extreme pornography’ sent on WhatsApp A police superintendent has been jailed for possession of extreme images and using his force's computers for personal background checks Mirror 11/11/2022 News Suella Braverman drops demand for police recruits to have a degree Suella Braverman is to ditch a blanket requirement for all police officers to have degrees after a backlash from chief constables. The home secretary said there would still be a non-degree entry route to continue delivering “officers of the highest calibre”. The Times - Subscription at source 11/11/2022 News Mina Smallman gives new Met chief ‘100 days’ to address sexism and racism Mother of murdered sisters Nicole Smallman and Bibaa Henry says unless Mark Rowley makes changes in force she is ‘coming for him’. The Guardian 11/11/2022 News Cybercrime Strategy 2022–2027 AUSTRALIA: Technology is central to the way we live our lives. Technology also has an impact on the frequency and reach of many crimes. Victoria Police (Australia) 11/11/2022 Report Attributes and access Dr John Coxhead examines the debate surrounding a ‘degree-only’ requirement for new recruits to the police service. Police Professional - Subscription at source 10/11/2022 Feature Prostate Cancer Awareness Month 1 in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime, and 1 in 4 black men will be diagnosed. Those who have had a close relative suffer with either breast or prostate cancer have a 1 in 3 chance of being diagnosed. However, if caught early, the disease can be very treatable. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 10/11/2022 News Pledge to tackle violence against women and girls The National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) and the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) at their annual Summit have pledged their joint approach to improving the response to violence against women and girls (VAWG) through strengthening partnerships. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 10/11/2022 News Probationary constables take Police Scotland oath of office 300 citizens were sworn into the office of constable today (Thursday, 10 November, 2022) as Police Scotland’s latest recruits joined the national service. Police Scotland 10/11/2022 News UK becoming police state after top cop asks if it’s right to cover protests A police boss has accused journalists of not covering Just Stop Oil’s protests on the M25 ‘appropriately’. Metro 10/11/2022 News Cycling charity fears Police Scotland will scrap dashcam portal A cycling charity is calling on Police Scotland not to scrap its plans for a dashcam safety portal. The National 10/11/2022 News Forres police officer sexually assaulted colleague A former Moray police officer who was sexually assaulted by a fellow officer has called on Police Scotland to take whistleblowers more seriously. BBC 10/11/2022 News Police Tasering teen with autism ‘a very big failure’ of the system, says distraught father CANADA: Mississauga family left traumatized by police incident doubt the effectiveness of the programs set up to help police deal with people in crisis. Toronto Star (Canada) 10/11/2022 News Nine police forces join together in one of the biggest rural crime crackdowns of its kind in the UK Nine police forces have joined together in one of the biggest rural crime crackdowns of its kind in the UK. Durham Constabulary has teamed up with forces across the North of England in a joint strike against cross-border poachers. Durham Constabulary 10/11/2022 News Treating journalists as criminals will backfire on police Police have been finding it difficult to arrest burglars and other criminals but have shown no hesitation in arresting journalists, as events on the M25 showed this week. Charlotte Lynch, of LBC radio, was simply doing her job, and it was an important one. Shedding light on the massive disruption caused by Just Stop Oil and the problems police face in removing protesters is a journalistic responsibility. There was absolutely no excuse for her to be arrested by Hertfordshire Constabulary, held in a cell for five hours and told she was facing a criminal investigation. Earlier in the week, Hertfordshire officers arrested and detained a photographer and a film-maker on the M25. 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