Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100488 total results. Showing results 41001 to 41020 «204720482049205020512052205320542055Next ›Last » AI tech to find motorists using phones The 'sensor test vehicle' is already patrolling some of England's motorways and A-roads. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/7/2022 News William Neville, 34, is charged alongside another serving Met constable and former PC with sending “grossly offensive” messages in the chat called “Bottle and Stoppers” William Neville, 34, is charged alongside another serving Met constable and former PC with sending "grossly offensive" messages in the chat called "Bottle and Stoppers" Mirror 29/7/2022 News Prosecutors accused of ‘criminalising innocent police’ over Couzens messages Three police officers are being cross-examined over messages they sent on a group WhatsApp chat with Sarah Everard’s killer, Wayne Couzens, in 2019. The Independent 29/7/2022 News Calgary Police had a ‘tumultuous’ year in 2021: chief CANADA: Calgary Police Service Chief Mark Neufeld said 2021 will go down as a “tumultuous” year in the history books, as he and the force’s senior leadership delivered their annual report to a city committee on Thursday. Global News (Canada) 29/7/2022 News, Video The shape of intention CANADA: Current forensic investigations often involve analysis of video evidence, which may have limited resolution and clarity, particularly when acquired under poor lighting conditions or when objects of interest are at a distance. Blue Line (Canada) 29/7/2022 Feature New coercive control law offers real hope to victims REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Charles Dickens had one of his more memorable characters, Mr Bumble, scathingly analyse the legal system in the epic novel Oliver Twist. When he learned from Mr Brownlow that, under Victorian law, he was responsible for actions carried out by his wife, he reacted indignantly. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 29/7/2022 Feature, Opinion Annual report 2021 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: In a way that could not have been foreseen when 2020 was drawing to a close, the COVID health emergency entered a third and very active phase in early 2021. [pdf] Policing Authority (Republic of Ireland) 29/7/2022 Report Policing Authority publishes Annual Report 2021 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Policing Authority has published its Annual Report for 2021, which was laid before the Houses of the Oireachtas on Tuesday 26 July by Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee TD. Policing Authority (Republic of Ireland) 29/7/2022 News Former officer Wayne Couzens loses challenge to whole-life sentence Wayne Couzens is still set to die in prison after he lost his bid to reduce his sentence at the Court of Appeal. Police Professional 29/7/2022 News Current practice on non-molestation orders published in response to super-complaint The College of Policing has published refreshed ‘current practice’ for non-molestation orders (NMOs) to ensure they are used “consistently and effectively” by forces to help protect victims of abuse. Police Professional 29/7/2022 News Former police officer Wayne Couzens loses bid to reduce whole-life prison sentence for Sarah Everard murder His lawyers had argued the sentence was 'excessive' Police Scotland 29/7/2022 News Sarah Everard murderer Wayne Couzens loses appeal against whole-life prison sentence Court of Appeal told the way Couzens hunted down and killed his victim was a ‘fundamental attack on our way of life’ The Independent 29/7/2022 News Viewing Firearm Danger Through the Lens of Police Officers Despite danger being an integral part of officer decision-making during potentially lethal encounters (see Graham v. Connor), the study of officers’ perceptions of danger is scarce. Using a survey of over 800 police officers located in a large metropolitan police department, this study assesses officers’ perceptions of danger in different types of armed citizen situations involving various levels of citizen resistance. It also identifies various contextual factors and officer characteristics in relation to danger. The findings are used to inform future research, departmental policy, officer training, and the “objective reasonableness” standard put in place by the Supreme Court. Homicide Studies 29/7/2022 Research article Review of cancelled 999 calls to take ‘considerably’ longer than expected REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The completion of the Policing Authority review of the controversy surrounding gardai cancelling emergency 999 calls has been delayed and is likely to take “considerably more time than initially anticipated”. In its annual report, the Policing Authority said it is to carry out a review and examine the actions being taken by gardai to “understand and address the factors” which led to the cancellation of 999 calls. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 29/7/2022 News The shocking messages shared between three Met Police officers on WhatsApp chat with Sarah Everard’s cop killer These are the shocking messages shared between three Metropolitan Police officers on Whatsapp chat with Sarah Everard killer Wayne Couzens - including 'jokes about raping a 15-year-old girl and sexually assaulting domestic violence victims'. Mail Online 29/7/2022 News ‘Narco-drones’ are the newest form of drug trafficking: Our laws aren’t yet ready to combat them The recent Spanish seizure of a number of underwater ‘narco drones’ capable of carrying around 200kgs of drug while being operated remotely has highlighted the growth in one narcotics trafficking method; Professor Natalie Klein of UNSW Sydney and Dr Rob McLaughlin of the Australian National University believe both Australian and international law will need to be updated to be able to act effectively against those using such techniques. Policing Insight 29/7/2022 Analysis, Feature Budget variance for the period ending June 30, 2022 CANADA: This report provides information and updates to the Edmonton Police Commission (EPC) on the Edmonton Police Service (EPS) current financial position for the period ending June 30, 2022. [pdf] Edmonton Police Commission (Canada) 29/7/2022 Report Boris Johnson ally out of running for top NCA job amid cronyism row Exclusive: Bernard Hogan-Howe has not reapplied after No 10 intervened over his initial non-selection The Guardian 29/7/2022 News Hundreds of children a year strip-searched by Metropolitan Police officers Scotland Yard is strip-searching hundreds of children a year, according to analysis that will revive concerns about the force’s treatment of minors in the wake of the Child Q case. The Times - Subscription at source 29/7/2022 News Home Office signs CGI to work on police technology The Home Office has selected IT and business consultancy CGI as strategic delivery partner for its police and public protection technology portfolio. UKAuthority.com 29/7/2022 News «204720482049205020512052205320542055Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
