Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93590 total results. Showing results 41161 to 41180 «205520562057205820592060206120622063Next ›Last » Important safety on COVID Omicron These very simple messages on COVID Omicron support Police Scotland’s messaging Scottish Police Federation (SPF) 17/12/2021 News Farmers at the frontline of rural crime AUSTRALIA: According to research in the NSW Farm Crime Survey 2020, 81 per cent of NSW farmers are feeling victimised by crime. To combat this, an initiative to embed police with backgrounds in primary production into rural communities is showing positive results. However, successfully solving criminal activity relies on farmers reporting the offences, and for it to be even more effective there needs to be solid evidence to support a prosecution. The Farmer (Australia) 17/12/2021 Feature Wayne Couzens expected to appeal against whole-life sentence The police officer who murdered Sarah Everard is expected to challenge the length of his prison sentence at the Court of Appeal in early May. Police Professional 17/12/2021 News Police have ‘robust plans’ to protect 999 service in pandemic The force is dealing with a large number of absences due to the high transmissibility of the Omicron variant of coronavirus. The Independent 17/12/2021 News Inside the simulation centre helping police combat domestic violence AUSTRALIA: A smashed picture frame hangs on the wall and an empty knife block sits on the kitchen bench of an ordinary-looking unit in suburban Melbourne. 9 Now (Australia) 17/12/2021 Feature Met Police’s refusal to investigate No10 Xmas parties is ‘unlawful’, say top barristers The Good Law Project is threatening Dame Cressida Dick's force with legal action over its policy not to investigate "retrospective" rule breaches Mirror 17/12/2021 News Reports of social media misuse at Met Police hit four-year high Almost 100 reports of social media misuse by Metropolitan Police officers and staff have been made so far this year – with only a fraction resulting in disciplinary proceedings. Metro 17/12/2021 News Operational success reveals the AFP helped keep South Australians safe in 2021 AUSTRALIA: The AFP has charged 50 alleged offenders with 147 charges and seized more than 1.7 tonnes of illicit drugs in South Australia in 2021. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 17/12/2021 News Kim Potter: ‘Taser mix-up’ ex-officer weeps in manslaughter testimony UNITED STATES: A former Minnesota police officer has tearfully recounted the "chaotic" moment she shot and killed a black motorist in April. BBC 17/12/2021 News AFP helping to keep Afghan arrivals safe AUSTRALIA: The Taliban takeover in Afghanistan and recent arrivals of forcibly displaced Afghans have reinforced the importance of the Australian Federal Police Community Liaison Teams. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 17/12/2021 News Priti Patel gives police an extra £1.1billion in funding to crackdown on burglaries and murders Police funding will rise by up to £1.1billion next year, Priti Patel has announced. Mail Online 17/12/2021 News Mistaken identity murder: Man charged over ‘brutal’ execution of David Kuka in Tauranga NEW ZEALAND: Police investigating the 'execution style' killing of David Kuka - an innocent man believed to be the victim of mistaken identity - have made an arrest nearly four years after his death. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 17/12/2021 News Met police officer sacked for using racial slur in WhatsApp message PC Harry Chandler’s dismissal comes after chat found during IOPC search of another officer’s mobile phone The Guardian 17/12/2021 News Closer Gore connections with Neighbourhood Support NEW ZEALAND: Eastern Southland can look forward to safer, more resilient communities with the launch of Neighbourhood Support in the area. [VIDEO] New Zealand Police 17/12/2021 News Extended Police Dog ‘delivery suite’ reno just in time for new arrivals NEW ZEALAND: Modern, self-contained living for new Police puppies and their mums plus workspace for the ‘human’ midwives caring for them is being put to good use at the New Zealand Police Dog Training Centre before the final touches to outdoor components are completed. New Zealand Police 17/12/2021 News Gender Equity Approach to Policing in Kenya: Lessons, Challenges and Prospects Despite ample evidence of women’s value, ensuring gender equity–equality is a major challenge for police departments worldwide. Using survey data gathered from a sample of 455 male and female police officers in the Kenya Police Service, this study examines the non-western plights of women in policing and describes a theory change to formulate gender-equity strategies for improved recruitment and retention of women in police service. Findings indicate that women officers can undertake most tasks better than or to the same degree as men, except for a small proportion of line duties, mirroring the literature on women in policing internationally. However, family commitments, an emphasis on physical strength for promotion, performance based on male standards, and male supervisors’ attitudes present severe challenges for women in the police service, reflecting the organizational climate and prevailing cultural norms. Implications for theory, policy and research are discussed. International Journal of Police Science & Management - Registration at source 17/12/2021 Research article Police board aims to put results of citizen survey in context CANADA: Mayor Charlie Clark says it’s challenging to see there has been a drop in satisfaction with Saskatoon police among respondents to a new citizen survey. Saskatoon Star Phoenix (Canada) 17/12/2021 News More than $4M in drugs seized in Edmonton police investigation CANADA: After a nine-month investigation, Edmonton police announced Thursday they have arrested four men and seized an estimated $4.3 million in drugs and buffing agents. [VIDEO] Global News (Canada) 17/12/2021 News Police board member concerned about increase in arsons, thefts, sexual assaults CANADA: The Moose Jaw Police Service presented November’s crime statistics during the Dec. 14 meeting of the Board of Police Commissioners. Moose Jaw Today (Canada) 17/12/2021 News ‘Dublin Declaration’ calls for new legislation to help whistleblowers REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Watchdog along with European whistleblowing agencies have released a declaration calling for swift adoption of new laws to help complainants. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 17/12/2021 News «205520562057205820592060206120622063Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
