Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105134 total results. Showing results 40541 to 40560 «202420252026202720282029203020312032Next ›Last » Cracking apps: are crimefighters going too far to bring down cartels? Deciphering encryption is said to have upended a vast drug network, but some say the method should worry us all The Guardian 2/12/2022 Feature ‘Rage, despair, disgust’: Canada reels from killings of Indigenous women CANADA: Serial killing of four women prompts anger at failure of politicians to keep promise to protect Indigenous women and girls The Guardian 2/12/2022 News Report highlights demanding time for policing in Scotland Police officers and staff responded to an intense and demanding period during the second quarter of 2022-23, a new report has underlined. The 2022-23 Quarter 2 Performance Report highlights Police Scotland’s response following the death of Her Majesty The Queen, with around 4,000 officers and staff deployed on 11 September and significant deployments throughout the Operation Unicorn Period. The report also outlines an increase in fatal road traffic collisions, low levels of homicides and serious assaults and highlights Police Scotland’s law enforcement and public health response to drug deaths and harm. Police Scotland 2/12/2022 News Quebec judge blames police security plan in 2012 election-night shooting CANADA: The security plan put together by police for Quebec’s 2012 election night had a “major flaw” that permitted a gunman to carry out a deadly attack, a Superior Court judge has ruled in a civil case. Justice Philippe Bélanger awarded a total of nearly $292,000 in damages to four stagehands who were working at a downtown Montreal venue where then-premier-elect Pauline Marois of the Parti Québécois was delivering a victory speech on Sept. 4, 2012. Global News (Canada) 2/12/2022 News Research reveals alarming link between family violence and suicide in WA AUSTRALIA: More than half of all West Australian women and children who died by suicide in 2017 were known to the state government as victims of domestic violence. That is the confronting conclusion drawn by a report on the connection between family and domestic violence and suicide in the state. The research was led by Ombudsman Chris Field, and its findings have rung alarm bells for even experienced advocates like Alison Evans from the Centre for Women's Safety and Wellbeing. ABC News (Australia) 2/12/2022 News Drug Dealing Telecommunications Restriction Orders 2017: post implementation review RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS: A review of how these regulations have been implemented since they came into force. Home Office 2/12/2022 Report Sussex police commissioner reveals her ‘biggest regret’ after 10 years in the job One of the country’s longest-serving Police and Crime Commissioners has revealed her "biggest regret" after 10 years in charge. Katy Bourne told ITV News cuts to PCSO numbers had been "a mistake" which she "does not intend to repeat". ITV News 2/12/2022 News Chief Constable hails Force performance after an overall drop in crime Northamptonshire Police is the only Force in England and Wales to have reported an actual fall in overall crime in the year to June 2022, new figures reveal. Data from the Office for National Statistics shows overall crime nationally rose by an average of 12.9 per cent across police forces, but in Northamptonshire it fell by 0.6 per cent. The news comes as it was confirmed yesterday that Chief Constable Nick Adderley’s contract is to be extended until at least August 2025. Northamptonshire Police 2/12/2022 News BLOG: My turban reminds me to protect and serve Ravjeet Gupta, Chair of the Met Police Sikh Association, which marked its 25th anniversary this week, talks about the role his faith plays in keeping London safe. Metropolitan Police Service 2/12/2022 Feature, Opinion Neal Saunders died after appropriate police restraint, jury finds A man died after being appropriately restrained by police officers for an hour on the floor of his father's flat, an inquest jury has found. BBC 2/12/2022 News Workplace adjustments resources support diversity in policing New toolkit supports forces to recruit and retain colleagues with disabilities and neurodivergences College of Policing 2/12/2022 News Family of Shannon Matthews’ sick kidnapper ‘warned police to go to his house on day one of search’ The family of a man who kidnapped Shannon Matthews told police to check out his house on day one of the investigation. LBC 2/12/2022 News Increase in police presence amid rise in criminal activity, Ascot and Clayfield AUSTRALIA: North Brisbane community members will see an increase in police presence and high visibility patrols in the coming weeks, after a recent rise in criminal activity. myPolice - Queensland Police News 2/12/2022 News Police bust $3 million grow house in Melbourne factory after tip-off AUSTRALIA: A tip-off from a member of the public has led to police busting a mega grow house in a Melbourne factory, with an estimated $3 million worth of cannabis plants. 9 News (Australia) 2/12/2022 News, Video Gang members will soon outnumber police in the Waikato – National NEW ZEALAND: Gang membership in Waikato is growing so fast it’ll soon exceed police numbers in the region, National says. Stuff (New Zealand) 2/12/2022 News, Video First female Chief for Suffolk as appointment confirmed Rachel Kearton has been confirmed for the role. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/12/2022 News The ‘strategic hunters’, and the controversial police approach to solving cold cases NEW ZEALAND: In 2018, New Zealand police began using a controversial interviewing tactic to crack cold case killings. The public knew nothing about it until this year. [AUDIO] Stuff (New Zealand) 2/12/2022 News Crime scene fingerprint technology to be rolled out from March The development of the capability is due to be finished this month with full deployment beginning in early March. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/12/2022 News Wasted: One kilo used to be a big drug bust – now it’s 613kg NEW ZEALAND: A cop and a Customs boss have been at the front line of the decades-long war on drugs. Do they think we're winning? RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 2/12/2022 Feature, Video Father says he regrets calling police to restrain son who died, inquest hears Ron Saunders admits he wishes he had not called Thames Valley police for help with acute behavioural disorder of his son Neal, 39 The Guardian 2/12/2022 News «202420252026202720282029203020312032Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
