Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115860 total results. Showing results 39561 to 39580 «197519761977197819791980198119821983Next ›Last » Taskforce convenes to bolster family and domestic violence response AUSTRALIA: A special taskforce formed to help guide the next phase of the State's commitment to address family and domestic violence (FDV) met for the first time today. Government of Western Australia 19/9/2023 News Police union boss weighs in on new groundbreaking technology to fight crime AUSTRALIA: Police Association secretary Wayne Gatt has given his thoughts on a new groundbreaking tool which can give police “real time” access to emergencies as they are unfolding. Currently being trialled in NSW, instead of just making a call, callers will be asked to hold up their smartphone and produce a livestream of the scene to allow police to see in advance what they are responding to before heading out. “This sort of technology across emergency services is becoming more and more widespread,” he told Tony Jones, filling in for Neil Mitchell. [AUDIO] 3AW (Australia) 19/9/2023 News Police should not conduct welfare checks – they can make things worse AUSTRALIA: Last Sunday, NSW police attended a home in Darlinghurst to check on the welfare of a 32-year-old man. The man ended up being shot by a police officer and taken to St Vincent’s Hospital, where he is in a stable condition. This shooting came just days just after the tragic death of Krista Kach, who was Tasered by a NSW police officer after she was peppered with bean bag rounds and a stun gun. Police were also there to conduct a welfare check. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 19/9/2023 Feature, Opinion Christchurch-based Smudge helps Police with digital notebook development NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand Police is introducing a new home-grown intelligence, evidence and investigative tool, Digital Notebook, to support greater collaboration and efficiency. Digital Notebook has two complementary applications, for iPhone and desktop. The iPhone app gives officers a new way to capture information and evidence, allowing them to record duties, interviews, observations, actions and decisions; and capture a timeline of times, dates, places, people, signatures and events. Reseller News (New Zealand) 19/9/2023 News Digital notebook – a new era for police NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand Police is introducing Digital Notebook, a new intelligence, evidence and investigative tool. This new technology is an important step forwards for modern policing, supporting greater collaboration and efficiency across the organisation. Sun Live (New Zealand) 19/9/2023 News More than 1,000 Met Police officers suspended or on restricted duty amid crackdown More than 1,000 Met police officers have been put on suspended or on restricted duties as the force attempts a clean-up of its ranks in the wake of damaging scandals Mirror 19/9/2023 News Policing minister encourages use of facial recognition The UK Government’s policing minister has encouraged the wider use of facial recognition technology, saying it can be used with images from a wide range of sources. UKAuthority.com 19/9/2023 News ‘Size of a small police force’ of Met officers are suspended or on restricted duties Scotland Yard says it will take ‘two or more years to root out those who are corrupting policing’ The Guardian 19/9/2023 News Met encounters bottlenecks in its misconduct and rogue officer drive No revoked vetting gross incompetency hearings have yet been heard and only 44 per cent of misconduct hearings take place within 100 days of papers being issued. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/9/2023 News 1,000 Met Police officers suspended or on restricted duties More than 1,000 Metropolitan Police officers are currently suspended or on restricted duties, the force has said, as it tries to root out rogue officers. BBC 19/9/2023 News Power grab or practical support? How chief officers and PCCs reacted to HMCIC calls for more powers Earlier this year Andy Cooke, HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary for the UK (excluding Scotland), asked the Home Office for a suite of legal changes, including the unprecedented ability for him to give directions to police forces, the College of Policing and the National Police Chiefs’ Council. Policing Insight’s Ian Weinfass examines the calls and reveals how they have gone down within the service, and in Whitehall. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/9/2023 Analysis, Feature Police suspend use of bean-bag rounds after death of Newcastle woman Krista Kach AUSTRALIA: NSW Police has suspended the use of bean-bag rounds after confirming a shot killed a woman in Newcastle last week. ABC News (Australia) 19/9/2023 News Budget invests more than $5.3 billion in police and community safety AUSTRALIA: The Minns Labor Government is investing more than $5.3 billion this year to ensure the NSW Police Portfolio has the strength and support it needs to keep communities safe. New South Wales Government 19/9/2023 News New Rotorua CBD hub will house police, guardians, wardens NEW ZEALAND: Details of Rotorua’s newly announced community hub have been shared as the district’s council works to improve safety after two bashings near bus stops and amid concerns about crime in the CBD. 1 News (New Zealand) 19/9/2023 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/9/2023 News UK police officers’ data stolen in cyberattack on ID supplier The personal details of thousands of U.K. police officers have been stolen after a suspected ransomware attack on a third-party supplier. Tech Crunch 18/9/2023 News Victims and survivors urged to contact review panel Victims and survivors of child sexual abuse are being urged to contact a scheme which helps to achieve the justice they deserve during a month-long campaign which launches today, Monday 18 September and concludes on Friday 13 October. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 18/9/2023 News Evidence ‘does not support’ decline in dismissals since 2016 The Home Office has today published their review into police dismissals - which formed the basis of recommendations on misconduct processes made earlier this month. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/9/2023 News Police aren’t paid to ‘dance with drag queens’, says Suella Braverman in attack on ‘woke’ policing Home secretaries tells police chiefs to stop ‘playing politics’ as she condemns ‘waving flags at parades’ The Independent 18/9/2023 News Ten Hampshire and Isle of Wight police stations to reopen Several police stations are set to reopen to the public, a decade after many were closed as part of public sector austerity cuts. BBC 18/9/2023 News «197519761977197819791980198119821983Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
