Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98687 total results. Showing results 39701 to 39720 «198219831984198519861987198819891990Next ›Last » Women’s justice in India ‘enhanced by female police’ INDIA: With India’s patriarchal society seeing high rates of gender-based violence, help desks have been found to greatly improve women’s confidence in seeking justice. Eco-Business (Asia) 18/7/2022 News Uvalde school police chief is captured on newly released bodycam footage repeatedly trying to negotiate with teen gunman even as he continues to fire with children still inside the classroom with him USA: Body camera footage captured the moment the Uvalde school police chief repeatedly begged an 18-year-old gunman to put down his weapon after he opened fire in a classroom. Robb Elementary School Police Chief Peter Arredondo was recorded standing outside the classroom trying to negotiate with Salvador Ramos - rather than engage with the mass shooter, who ultimately never responded to his pleas. Mail Online 18/7/2022 News Virginia Comolli: ‘Organised crime is involved in the transnational market for viewers of CSEA’ In the latest in a series of interviews with leading figures involved in the research and investigation of organised crime, Virginia Comolli, Senior Expert at the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organised Crime (GI-TOC), spoke to Policing Insight’s Chris Allen about the illicit trade in plastic waste, the success of urban security in transforming Medellín, and the importance of investigating organised crime’s role in child sexual exploitation and abuse. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/7/2022 Feature, Interview Avon and Somerset Police force awarded further Grip funding A police force has been awarded £717,000 to fund patrols and problem-solving work BBC 18/7/2022 News West Midlands Police to live-stream body cam footage A police force has become the first UK force to switch on live-streaming on its body-worn cameras. BBC 18/7/2022 News Kemi Badenoch vows to free up police by stopping them intervening in social media clashes Kemi Badenoch has pledged to stop the police intervening in Twitter spats so they have more time to investigate burglaries and anti-social behaviour. Mail Online 17/7/2022 News ‘Ludicrous’: limits on police wildlife inquiries on Queen’s estates decried Campaigners say need for monarch’s consent to investigate accusations amounts to power to cover up The Guardian 17/7/2022 News How Uvalde killer’s family and officials missed red flags before massacre USA: Report that draws from interviews with family members, phone information and testimony given to lawmakers offers the most complete account yet of shooter The Guardian 17/7/2022 News Gardaí to relaunch hotline for informing on reckless drivers REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A traffic scheme to inform on reckless and dangerous drivers will be relaunched in the coming months due to its low number of convictions, according to gardaí. Originally piloted in the southeastern region covering counties Waterford, Kilkenny, Tipperary, Wexford and parts of Wicklow, the Garda Traffic Watch Scheme asked motorists to call a telephone hotline if they see inappropriate behaviour. Set up in November 2001, the scheme went nationwide in February 2004 in partnership with the Road Safety Authority (RSA) and the then National Roads Authority, now Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII). Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 17/7/2022 News Mid West-Gascoyne’s new police superintendent says officers happy despite regional policing challenges AUSTRALIA: The Mid West–Gascoyne's top cop says despite issues with recruitment and housing, police officers in the region are pretty happy. ABC News (Australia) 17/7/2022 News Drastic moves to meet shortage of frontline police officers AUSTRALIA: Recruiting is being revamped, more police are being moved to frontline duties and promotions will be delayed to try and alleviate SAPOL’s resourcing crisis. The Advertiser (Australia) - Subscription at source 17/7/2022 News Illegal drug prices stable, seemingly unaffected by inflation NEW ZEALAND: The prices of some of the country’s illegal drugs have remained stable, seemingly unaffected by the rising inflation that is forcing up food and fuel costs. Stuff (New Zealand) 17/7/2022 News, Video Police board wants external consultant to help create new strategic plan CANADA: The Moose Jaw Police Service plans to hire an outside consultant to assist in the development of a new five-year strategic plan for the organization and the Board of Police Commissioners. Moose Jaw Today (Canada) 17/7/2022 News Albanian mobster jailed for smuggling fake asylum seekers into UK via Ireland REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Qema specialised in sourcing false documentation and in money laundering, using his extensive contact network in other countries to help him do his bidding. Sunday World (Republic of Ireland) 17/7/2022 News British women taken to court over abortions Doctors write to chief prosecutors to call for an end to the criminalisation of the pregnant. The Times 17/7/2022 News Boy of 16 and ‘Vietnamese nationals’ charged as police smash £5m cannabis factory A boy of 16 was among seven charged after police smashed a £5m cannabis factory in the city. The teenager was arrested at the scene in Digbeth. Birmingham Live 17/7/2022 News ‘It would be better if you had more coppers on the street’: Darlington residents react to new PSPO The new Public Space Protection Order has received mixed reviews, with some residents saying that there needs to be a stronger police presence in the town Gazette Live 17/7/2022 News Senior Met Police officers earning over £100,000 while others ‘use foodbanks’ The Metropolitan Police is currently in special measures after a string of errors which led to the resignation of commissioner Dame Cressida Dick who was paid £250,000 Mirror 17/7/2022 News Only half of the 300 reports of human trafficking in five years led to a prosecution REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí logged almost 300 human trafficking incidents on its crime database in five years, but only just over half of these were prosecuted. Between 40 and 70 such cases a year have been flagged on the Pulse system since 2017, new figures show. Charges were brought in relation to 173 out of 297 “incidents” of human trafficking. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 17/7/2022 News Meet the police in Cornwall swapping their patrol cars for electric bikes Police in Cornwall say doing their neighbourhood patrols on their electric bikes is making them much better at their jobs. Devon and Cornwall Police are testing out 18 e-bikes in a trial with Cornwall Council. Officers say it has been so successful they are drawing up plans to buy approximately 50 bikes to be used across the region. ITV News 17/7/2022 News «198219831984198519861987198819891990Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
