Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115862 total results. Showing results 39921 to 39940 «199319941995199619971998199920002001Next ›Last » Police bullies ‘treat difference as a sign of weakness’ Former Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner Neil Basu has said there is a bullying culture in the service that must be tackled. Express & Star 11/9/2023 News West Yorkshire Police detective charged with strangling woman A detective is to appear in court accused of strangling and beating a woman in Hull, police have said. BBC 11/9/2023 News Force develops ‘police language policy’ tackling victim-blaming The force and the OPCC comms team have worked with non-profit activist group 'This Ends Now' on the policy. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/9/2023 News Met deployment of Live Facial Recognition picks up wanted man The 26 year old had failed to appear for his sentencing. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/9/2023 News Hundreds of officers still in Metropolitan Police should have been sacked, Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley says After just about a year in the job, Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said he is "convinced" hundreds of officers are working for the force when they shouldn't be, despite addressing the problem last October. Sky News 11/9/2023 News Toronto police officer charged in shooting of Black man, leaving him with permanent disability CANADA: A rookie Toronto police constable has been charged after allegedly shooting a man in a North York park in February, leaving him with permanent injuries. The Globe and Mail (Canada) 11/9/2023 News Facial recognition could transform policing in same way as DNA, says Met chief Sir Mark Rowley says technology could help catch wanted criminals, but rights campaigners warn of privacy violations The Guardian 11/9/2023 News RCMP officer struck, injured during roadside encounter in Nova Scotia CANADA: The Mounties in Nova Scotia are seeking information from the public after a hit and run where an officer was struck early on Sunday morning. Blue Line (Canada) 11/9/2023 News 18 people to appear in court charged with over 80 offences relating to money laundering, theft and drugs REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Eighteen people are due to appear before Dublin District Court this morning following an investigation into money laundering profits made from drug dealing, intimidation and extortion. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 11/9/2023 News CC Amanda Blakeman: Serious Organised and Acquisitive Crime (SOAC) Conference update Chief Constable of North Wales, and NPCC Lead for Serious Organised and Acquisitive Crime, Amanda Blakeman KPM , gives a quick update on the second National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) Serious Organised Acquisitive Crime Conference (SOAC) which will be held in Leicestershire between the 18th & 19th September at the Leonardo Hotel and Conference Venue. The theme of the conference is “Tackling the Evolving Threat of SOAC, Meeting the Challenge Together”. The Event will bring together law enforcement partners from across the UK and Europe as well as business and industry leads. The conference will feature keynote speakers, breakout sessions, question panels as well as an opportunity to meet sponsors and discuss the latest innovations in the fight against SOAC. PolicingTV 11/9/2023 Advertisement, Feature, Video Cork roads to get more speed cameras to counter hike in road deaths during 2023 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Additional speed cameras are to be deployed on roads in Cork and throughout Ireland as part of the Garda response to the increase in road deaths already during 2023. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 11/9/2023 News New Zealand’s ambitious approach to tackling gangs combines engagement and enforcement With gang membership on the rise in recent years in New Zealand, the country’s novel approach – prioritising deep engagement with gang communities through bodies such as the Gang Harm Insights Centre, alongside tough enforcement – is under more pressure than ever, as Policing Insight’s James Sweetland reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/9/2023 Analysis, Feature Examining Law Enforcement Agencies’ Responses to the Addition of Animal Cruelty to NIBRS In 2014, Federal Bureau of Investigation director James Comey approved the addition of animal cruelty to Group A of the National Incident Based Reporting System (NIBRS), which is categorized into Group A and Group B offenses (Federal Bureau of Investigation [FBI], 2016). In 2016, participating NIBRS states began collecting animal cruelty data. The rationale for the addition of animal cruelty crimes to NIBRS was the large body of empirical evidence that demonstrates a close association between animal cruelty and other crimes, interpersonal violence in particular. This paper analyzes how states and local law enforcement agencies have responded to the addition of animal cruelty crime incidents to NIBRS, noting patterns of adoption in reporting animal cruelty crimes, gaps, and any other factor that provides clarity on the state of the implementation of animal cruelty crime statistics in NIBRS. The method of analysis was to first evaluate the animal cruelty incident rates by population groups established by the FBI and then to calculate the animal cruelty crime rate for Delaware and compare it to the U.S, as Delaware is the only state with an Office of Animal Welfare. With this analysis, we can determine which areas have sufficient data to inform law enforcement’s decisions about the allocation of resources and begin to craft prevention programs for animal cruelty and other forms of interpersonal violence. American Journal of Criminal Justice - Subscription at source 11/9/2023 Research article New report: 6 trends driving public safety modernisation Change is hard. But in today’s world, it’s necessary. Public safety agencies are rethinking the role of technology and discovering how modern systems can lead to greater outcomes for first responders and the communities they serve. Read this white paper to discover six ways public safety agencies are modernising to meet the demands of today Policing Insight 11/9/2023 Advertisement, Feature Retailers to pay police to deter shoplifters as crime soars Ten of Britain’s largest retailers are set to fund a new police operation that aims to deter shoplifters. Under Project Pegasus, police will run CCTV pictures of shoplifting incidents provided by the retailers via the Police National Database. Retail Gazette 11/9/2023 News Deputy Premier dismisses call to amend bail law changes for public safety AUSTRALIA: Jacinta Allan has dismissed a push to reconsider the Andrews government’s proposed bail changes calling them “balanced” and saying now is the right time to relax the laws. Herald Sun (Australia) - Subscription at source 11/9/2023 News Melbourne in grips of ‘crime crisis’ as city pocked by disturbing, violent incidents AUSTRALIA: A spate of disturbing and violent incidents across Melbourne in recent days have sparked fears the city is in the grips of a “crime crisis”. Schools are on high alert after a string of alleged abductions last week, one was killed in an alleged car rampage through Bourke St on Friday night and a feared gangland figure was executed in broad daylight at a cafe on Saturday. News.com.au (Australia) 11/9/2023 News Senior NSW cops sent to UK after mental health warning AUSTRALIA: Senior NSW police will be sent overseas to examine the UK response to mental health triple-0 calls as the union slams the “hostile” treatment of the state’s cops at coronial inquests. The Daily Telegraph (Australia) - Subscription at source 11/9/2023 News Police Commissioner welcomes new Deputy Chief Executive Iwi & Community NEW ZEALAND: Police Commissioner Andrew Coster welcomes the provisional appointment of Pieri Munro as Deputy Chief Executive Iwi and Community. New Zealand Police 11/9/2023 News Public are paying for PSNI mistakes The revelations in today’s Belfast Telegraph are yet another blow for the under pressure police service. Belfast Telegraph 11/9/2023 News «199319941995199619971998199920002001Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
