Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105133 total results. Showing results 40581 to 40600 «202620272028202920302031203220332034Next ›Last » “We are taking action”: policing responds to HMICFRS digital forensics report Police leads have responded to an HMICFRS report published today (1st December), which claims forces are “overwhelmed and ineffective” in digital forensics. Forensic Capability Network 1/12/2022 News Met trials ‘storyboard’ software in VAWG cases The software 'cleanses and presents' data in a way that allows it to be analysed within seconds of input. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/12/2022 News San Francisco to deploy armed robots USA: Police in San Francisco will become the first force in a big US city authorised to deploy lethally armed robots when confronted by mass shooters or suicide bombers after officials overruled objections from civil liberties groups. The Times - Subscription at source 1/12/2022 News Digital Forensics lead responds to HMICFRS report HMICFRS has today, Thursday 1 December, published their findings into how well the police and other agencies use digital forensics in their investigations. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 1/12/2022 News Sale of emergency service software businesses required to protect UK taxpayers PRESS RELEASE: NEC must sell some parts of its business after an in-depth merger investigation found that publicly-funded emergency services could end up paying more for essential software. Home Office 1/12/2022 News PFEW response to announcement of police cells to be used as prison cells Police cells are not a replacement for prison cells. They are short-term holding places for when people come into police custody and should only be used for that purpose. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 1/12/2022 News Merseyside Police focus on youths after Ava and Olivia deaths The killings of nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel and 12-year-old Ava White have shone a spotlight on violence in Liverpool over the past year. Their deaths have triggered more calls to prevent young people becoming the victims - and perpetrators - of crime. Chief Constable Serena Kennedy said the community had been clear in asking what Merseyside Police was going to do to "prevent it happening again". BBC 1/12/2022 News Calls for Corrections to run police custody units NEW ZEALAND: There are growing calls for Corrections to take over the running of police custody units, but it's not on the Government's work radar and a justice advocacy group has described the prospect as inappropriate. newsroom (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 1/12/2022 News Supreme Court orders NSW Police to pay $1.48m settlement AUSTRALIA: The NSW Supreme Court has ordered the NSW Police to pay a massive settlement, as a result of a lawsuit filed by a former suspect in the William Tyrrell disappearance case. Seventy-one-year-old Bill Spedding has won his malicious prosecution case against the NSW Police, with the court awarding him $1.48 million and ordering his costs to be paid. Lawyers Weekly (Australia) 1/12/2022 News Gardaí to be out in force this Christmas with new roadside drug tests that work like antigen test REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí will be using a new drug testing device on the roads of Ireland this Christmas. The new device, which can test for a greater range of drugs at the roadside, was launched today at the Road Safety Authority (RSA) and An Gardai Síochána Christmas and New Year road safety appeal in University College Cork. The new Securetec® Drugwipe 6s roadside drug testing device, which has been introduced by the Medical Bureau of Road Safety (MBRS) and rolled out to Gardaí across the country, works like an antigen test. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 1/12/2022 News Met Police officers could be forced to take a lie detector test to weed out bad cops Lie detector tests for new recruits are being considered by the Met Police, its new chief has said. Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley revealed he was ‘exploring’ technology to improve the Met’s vetting procedures following a report into the UK police hiring standards. Mirror 1/12/2022 News Wiltshire Police to use new Motorola app while out on the streets Wiltshire Police will provide over 2,000 frontline police officers with a digital policing app. They will be able to capture information about incidents digitally, completing administrative tasks while in the field. The aim is to enable them to maximise the time spent in their communities and engage with a population of more than 700,000 residents across the Wiltshire and Swindon areas. Swindon Advertiser 1/12/2022 News New research shows police failing to act on domestic abuse reports – ethnic minority victims hit hardest Domestic abuse victims are reporting abuse to the police upwards of three times before appropriate action is taken, with Black and ethnic minority victims being disproportionately dismissed and side-lined, according to new research by Victim Support. Victim Support 1/12/2022 News Almost half of BME domestic abuse victims say police failed to take their complaints seriously ‘I’m a tall 5 foot 10 Black girl, I speak very well, I present myself very well – just because someone presents themselves well, it doesn’t mean they’re not struggling,’ victim says The Independent 1/12/2022 News Forgotten voices: Policing, stop and search and the perspectives of Black children Our latest research has found that only 36 per cent of Black children and teenagers trust the police compared with 75 per cent of young White people. The trust figure for Black people aged ten to 18 was the lowest of any ethnic group and was even lower among Black Caribbean children. Crest Advisory 1/12/2022 Report Sunak pledges more police powers to tackle ‘completely unacceptable’ protests Suella Braverman and policing minister Chris Philp met with police chiefs to discuss tackling the ‘guerrilla tactics’ used by Just Stop Oil. The Independent 1/12/2022 News ‘Constructive’ meeting of police chiefs at Downing Street to clamp down on criminal activism Police chiefs said they welcomed a “constructive meeting” with the Prime Minister and Home Secretary on Thursday (December 1) to discuss the response to criminal activism involved in some protest movements. Police Professional 1/12/2022 News Just Stop Oil protesters ‘much less assertive’ without leaders, says MPS Commissioner Just Stop Oil protesters have become “much less assertive” because their suspected leaders are in custody, according to the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service. Police Professional 1/12/2022 News Coroner refers Victorian police officer to prosecutors over third gunshot that killed Gabriel Messo AUSTRALIA: A Victorian police officer who shot dead a man in Melbourne’s north has been referred to prosecutors for criminal charges. The Guardian 1/12/2022 News Officers should face gross misconduct proceedings even if they resign, consultation finds Gross misconduct proceedings against police officers should be allowed to continue after they resign to “promote transparency and maintain public confidence”, according to a Scottish government public consultation. 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