Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98645 total results. Showing results 40101 to 40120 «200220032004200520062007200820092010Next ›Last » ‘Tsunami’ of online grooming crimes reported to Police Scotland Reports of online grooming targeting children under 13 have climbed by more than 60 per cent in Scotland, a charity has warned. The Scotsman 6/7/2022 News UK could force messaging apps to scan for child sexual abuse images Home secretary says new powers could require tech firms to remove encrypted abuse material would bring privacy and security The Guardian 6/7/2022 News Online grooming crimes sees sharp rise as police warn of ‘tsunami’ of exploitation For victims under the age of 13, analysis of the Freedom of Information data from Police Scotland revealed, there was a steeper rise with 369 in 2021/22 and compared to 226 in 2017/18. Daily Record 6/7/2022 News Electric police cars are ‘running out of puff’ and causing ‘lots of problems’ Electric police cars are running out of charge when responding to emergencies because the sirens and blue lights drain the batteries, according to a Police and Crime Commissioner. Express 6/7/2022 News Dedicated roads policing teams return to Lincolnshire Dedicated specialist roads officers are being brought back by a force to reduce fatalities Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/7/2022 News Meet request over Gloucestershire Police ‘inadequate’ inspection County councillors have requested a meeting with police bosses to find out what they are doing to get their constabulary out of "special measures". BBC 6/7/2022 News How to be rated outstanding for offender management Police Oracle talks to the detective who has engineered a fresh approach in dealing with his force's high risk offenders. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/7/2022 Analysis, Feature Jermaine Baker: Mother of Black man shot dead by Met Police ‘cannot understand’ lawful killing verdict Officer was found to have shot man lawfully because he ‘honestly believed’ he was a threat The Independent 5/7/2022 News Priti Patel ‘urges police to use new powers against fuel duty protesters’ The Home Secretary has called on police to use tough new powers which include imprisonment to stop fuel protesters bringing gridlock to motorways and major A-routes across the UK. The Independent 5/7/2022 News Police to front Tas child abuse inquiry AUSTRALIA: Senior police figures will appear before an inquiry examining child sexual abuse allegation responses in Tasmania's public service. The Canberra Times (Australia) 5/7/2022 News Case study: WA Police save time with CarPlay integration AUSTRALIA: WA Police needed to revamp its in-car technology but didn’t want new infrastructure but rather use the native systems already in place. IT News (Australia) 5/7/2022 News, Video Queensland police and child safety workers failed to stop abuse of Indigenous girl, taskforce told AUSTRALIA: Queensland police failed to protect an Indigenous girl from sexual, emotional and physical abuse by an older man, despite her mother’s pleas for help, according to a report. The Guardian 5/7/2022 News Police minister to visit every police district, but no date yet for Taranaki NEW ZEALAND: New Police Minister Chris Hipkins plans to visit every police district over the next few months – although it is not yet clear when he will come to Taranaki. Stuff (New Zealand) 5/7/2022 News Operation Campbell sees Police thwart major methamphetamine distribution network NEW ZEALAND: Police have arrested seven people and seized a myriad of methamphetamine, firearms, ammunition, and tens of thousands of dollars in cash, after a number of search warrants were carried out across the country this week. New Zealand Police 5/7/2022 News Seven arrests, 5kg of methamphetamine seized in police raids NEW ZEALAND: Police have disrupted a major methamphetamine network and arrested seven people on a total of 50 charges. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 5/7/2022 News ‘Unethical’ not to use LFR as a force for good, says former Surveillance Camera Commissioner The former Surveillance Camera Commissioner has questioned suggestions that the use of live facial recognition (LFR) in public should be suspended until a new statutory framework and code of practice is in place. Police Professional 5/7/2022 News Strategic command course to be given ‘root and branch’ review College of Policing lead tells Police Oracle "nothing is off the table". Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/7/2022 News Government committed to ‘victim-first’ approach to combat spiking The Government says it is committed to working with police, local authorities and night-time industries to produce a ‘victim-first’ approach to tackle spiking. Police Professional 5/7/2022 News ‘Gap’ remains in pay dispute, says Scottish Police Federation Officers in Scotland are set to continue their “most overt demonstration of action” in more than a century, the Scottish Police Federation (SPF) has said, after pay negotiations ended without a deal. Police Professional 5/7/2022 News Disgraceful failures of Greater Manchester police continue Oldham councillor Sam Al-Hamdani on the systematic failings of the first police force to be placed in special measures The Guardian 5/7/2022 News «200220032004200520062007200820092010Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
