Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105118 total results. Showing results 40961 to 40980 «204520462047204820492050205120522053Next ›Last » Creeslough garda probe “one of the biggest ever” as detectives interview people abroad REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Detectives investigating the cause of the Creeslough explosion which claimed ten lives have travelled as far as Spain and England to interview people in relation to the blast. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 22/11/2022 News Garda’s High Court case to be reinstated in the force resolved out of court REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Dublin-based garda’s case that sought to have her reinstated to duty as a member of the force has been resolved outside of court. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 22/11/2022 News Landmark Policing, Security and Community Safety Bill marks a new departure for Policing in Ireland REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee TD, today announced that she has secured Government approval to publish the landmark Policing, Security and Community Safety Bill. It is expected to become law next year. gov.ie 22/11/2022 News Staying the distance: One force’s pioneering retention strategy that’s keeping officers on board Challenges around recruitment and workforce strength are affecting policing around the world, but there’s often less focus on keeping hold of good officers; Greater Manchester Police Chief Inspector Mike Russell spoke to Policing Insight’s Keith Potter about the force’s new ‘Stay Interview’ initiative which has significantly improved retention rates as well as improving the support available to officers. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/11/2022 Feature, Interview Almost 1,7000 suspects arrested in six-week crackdown by MPS Almost 1,700 prolific offenders, including street robbers, burglars and rapists, have been arrested in London over the past six weeks as part of a surge in activity by the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS). Police Professional 22/11/2022 News Force apologises after details of sexual offence victims ‘inadvertently published’ on its website Suffolk Constabulary has apologised for the “anxiety the unintentional disclosure of personal information will have caused” after it inadvertently published details of victims of sexual offences on its website. Police Professional 22/11/2022 News Recorded crime below pre-pandemic levels Trend down as people feel safe in communities. Scottish Government 22/11/2022 News Recorded Crime in Scotland: Year ending September 2022 Statistics on crimes and offences recorded by the police in Scotland in the year ending September 2022, split by crime or offence group and by local authority. Scottish Government 22/11/2022 Report Recorded Crime in Scotland, year ending September 2022 A National Statistics Publication for Scotland. Scottish Government 22/11/2022 News Kent Police: One third of non-emergency 101 calls unanswered About one third of non-emergency calls to Kent Police went unanswered between February and August, figures obtained by the BBC show. BBC 22/11/2022 News How can police use of protective measures help to tackle violence against women and girls? In August 2021 HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS), the College of Policing and the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) published a report in response to the super-complaint submitted by the Centre for Women’s Justice on the police use of protective measures in cases involving violence against women and girls (VAWG). Razi Hassan of the Domestic Abuse Alliance reviews the recommendations set out in the report and explains how the WEPROTECT instant victim referral service accelerates access to legal assistance and intervention. Policing Insight 22/11/2022 Advertisement, Feature Garda suffers horrifying facial injuries after ‘thugs use torch to beat him’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Garda suffered “horrifying facial injuries” after thugs allegedly used his torch to beat him. Two officers were put in hospital after they were allegedly attacked by a group outside a pub in the early hours of yesterday. A woman and two men were arrested at the scene and another male suspect was detained yesterday. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 22/11/2022 News Inquest hears Tasmania Police officer Paul Reynolds was facing child exploitation claims before suicide AUSTRALIA: A senior police officer who was part of the response to the Port Arthur massacre and the Beaconsfield Mine collapse was facing serious child exploitation allegations before his death, a coronial inquest has heard. Senior Sergeant Paul Reynolds was 54 when he died by suicide in September 2018 in Parkham in Tasmania's north. ABC News (Australia) 22/11/2022 News ‘I’m very out of my element’: Police get uncomfortable to confront bias CANADA: A unique program in Longueuil, Que. strips police officers of their uniforms and guns and immerses them into the lives of the community they signed up to serve and protect. CBC News (Canada) 22/11/2022 News, Video Estonian police bust $575-million crypto fraud scheme ESTONIA: Police allege two men defrauded hundreds of thousands of people between 2015 and 2019. A joint US and Estonian operation to catch the suspects involved more than 100 police officers and around 15 FBI agents. Deutsche Welle (DW) (Germany) 22/11/2022 News Victoria Police criticised in coronial inquest into fatal shooting for not monitoring members’ mental health AUSTRALIA: A coroner has criticised Victoria Police for delaying a ban on solo police patrols, suggesting it may have prevented the death of a man fatally shot by a senior constable. Coroner Audrey Jamieson found the death of Vlado Micetic in 2013 was preventable, saying police failed to adequately monitor whether its members were mentally and physically fit for duty. The 44-year-old was shot three times at point-blank range by Timothy Baker, then a leading senior constable in the highway patrol. ABC News (Australia) 22/11/2022 News U-turned decision by Suella Braverman would have cost Lincolnshire Police 10 per cent of front line capability A decision that has been reversed by the Home Secretary would have reduced front line policing capability in Lincolnshire by 10 per cent. Home Secretary Suella Braverman announced a U-turn on a degree being required for new police recruits earlier in November. Police and Crime Commissioner for Lincolnshire Marc Jones has been raising concerns on the issue since 2018. "This campaign is about how you bring in a common sense approach that has degree entry and non-degree entry to make sure policing genuinely represents the community it serves as well as possible," he said. Lincolnshire Live 22/11/2022 News I was assaulted by a Met Police officer at 14, I now train them. Here’s how police racism works Sayce Holmes-Lewis talks to insider about the racism within the UK Police Force. Insider Media 22/11/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion Law ‘must stop sex offenders abusing new gender recognition rules’ Sex offenders should be denied the ability to change gender and potentially conceal their identity under reforms passing through Holyrood, a Tory MSP has said. Russell Findlay said that he intended to raise the issue when he meets Shona Robison, the minister for community safety, as the debate over gender recognition reform intensifies. The legislation, aiming to make it easier for people to legally change gender, is expected to be passed by the end of the year. The Times - Subscription at source 22/11/2022 News Police investigating clashes outside Chinese consulate in Manchester says ‘number of offences’ identified A senior Chinese diplomat was seen pulling a protester’s hair and yanking him into the consulate The Independent 22/11/2022 News «204520462047204820492050205120522053Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
