Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93456 total results. Showing results 39961 to 39980 «199519961997199819992000200120022003Next ›Last » Pre-arrest drug diversion: A consistent approach reduces reoffending and improves life chances UK police forces are increasingly opting to divert people found in possession of small quantities of drugs away from the criminal justice system; drugs policing expert and social justice charity leader, Meg Jones, who led the development and implementation of pre-arrest drug diversion in the West Midlands, considers the impact of the changing approach, and what it means for the future of policing drugs. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/1/2022 Feature, Opinion Treat all sudden deaths with suspicion, police told in wake of Stephen Port scandal Basic police errors left 'Grindr killer' free to carry out four murders, which were initially classified as 'unexplained' The Telegraph - Subscription at source 26/1/2022 News Overhaul in response to Port murders under way, says Met commissioner Supervision and leadership of senior officers is being overhauled following the Port case. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/1/2022 News What is the Special Inquiry Unit? The team who will investigate the Downing Street Party allegations, specialises in 'sensitive' inquiries. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/1/2022 News Disrupting child sexual abuse is everybody’s business Moderate estimates suggest that at least one in ten children and young people in England and Wales will experience some form of sexual abuse before the age of 16. The National Crime Agency (2001) estimates that between 550,000 and 850,000 individuals in the UK present “varying degrees of sexual risk to children”. Police Professional 26/1/2022 Feature Forces have drone use certified by surveillance camera commissioner Forces achieve certification in stage 1 of part of a two part scheme. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/1/2022 News Mobile transformation In the past few years, as policing has evolved, Cheshire Constabulary’s Information and Technology Department, led by Andy Robson, head of ICT, has worked tirelessly to build a new approach to mobile policing operations, with the benefits felt across the force. Police Professional 26/1/2022 Feature First all-female passing out parade at Hertfordshire Hertfordshire Constabulary has welcomed its first ever all-female cohort of new officers into the force at a passing out parade for its latest trainee detectives. Police Professional 26/1/2022 News Major step towards a victims’ law as consultation is launched Landmark reforms will protect victims in the criminal justice system College of Policing 26/1/2022 News Met/NPCC statement – compensation awarded in Investigatory Powers Tribunal case A joint statement from the Met and the National Police Chiefs’ Council, following an order made by the Investigatory Powers Tribunal National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 26/1/2022 News Jailed Met Police officer found guilty of misconduct over nude photoshoot deception A former Metropolitan Police officer who has been jailed for covertly filming models during nude photoshoots has been found guilty of misconduct, Scotland Yard has announced. The Standard 26/1/2022 News UK police to investigate lockdown parties at PM Johnson’s office British police will investigate reports of a spate of parties held at Prime Minister Boris Johnson's residence and office during COVID-19 lockdowns, two media reports said on Tuesday. Reuters 26/1/2022 News More than 600 organised crime groups disrupted by ADDER projects The Home Office has revealed early successes of the project at a meeting today to underline the importance of cracking down on drug misuse. Home Office 26/1/2022 News Met Police: Deceived activist Kate Wilson awarded compensation An activist deceived into a relationship with an undercover officer has been awarded £230,000 compensation after a tribunal found the Metropolitan Police breached her human rights. BBC 26/1/2022 News Calling all police cybersecurity innovators: Improving threat monitoring and intrusion detection The latest cybersecurity research and innovation opportunities published under the Horizon Europe programme offer police forces the chance to improve operational cyber monitoring and threat detection; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth looks at the opportunities available, and encourages UK forces to make the most of the funding available to strengthen security and detection through collaboration with EU partners. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/1/2022 Feature, Innovation Gracie Spinks death: Date set for Gracie’s Law petition debate A date has been set for MPs to discuss a petition calling for Gracie's Law, which calls for more support for stalking victims. BBC 26/1/2022 News Anti Vaxxers: what is the future of this many and varied protest ‘army’? Chris Hobbs assesses the potential challenge to public order policing of groups, who among other things claim the authorities have committed 'common law' offences. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/1/2022 Analysis, Feature Queensland Government to deliver new police precinct in Townsville AUSTRALIA: The Palaszczuk Government will build a police precinct in Townsville on the site of the Cowboys’ former headquarters at 1300SMILES Stadium. Queensland Government (Australia) 25/1/2022 News Victoria Police’s crime-stopping operation in Dandenong wins praise from some, criticism from others AUSTRALIA: On a hot morning at Dandenong train station, a police officer holds up a man's black puffer jacket, looking through the pockets. ABC News (Australia) 25/1/2022 News Four AFP members recognised in Australia Day Honours List AUSTRALIA: Four Australian Federal Police (AFP) members have been recognised for their service in the 2022 Australia Day Honours List. 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