Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115877 total results. Showing results 41201 to 41220 «205720582059206020612062206320642065Next ›Last » Hundreds of hate crimes initially slip through police net NEW ZEALAND: A police data team has identified more than 1400 hate crimes that weren't tagged as hate-motivated incidents in the past year Frontline police and staff working counters at police stations are still failing to recognise hate crimes when they're reported, according to data released to Newsroom newsroom (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 14/8/2023 News Pressing need for police chargers Winning a race is worth striving for but only if the race is worth running. The Leader 14/8/2023 Feature, Opinion ‘Ridiculous’ — three garda cadets sent home from training for tattoos REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Garda Síochana has been criticised for its strict dress code after three cadets were sent home from its training college for having tattoos, amid a recruitment crisis in the force. As Commissioner Drew Harris desperately struggles to meet his recruitment targets, a situation involving a number of trainees at the garda training college in Templemore, Co. Tipperary, has sparked a new debate on the force's 'outdated' views on tattoos. Extra.ie (Republic of Ireland) 14/8/2023 News Dumfries councillor slams Police Scotland recruitment freeze A Dumfries councillor has criticised a recruitment freeze announced by Police Scotland on Wednesday. A Dumfries councillor has criticised a recruitment freeze announced by Police Scotland on Wednesday. Daily Record 14/8/2023 News ANZPAA Annual Review 2022-23 AUSTRALIA / NEW ZEALAND: 2022-23 has presented extraordinary challenges for law enforcement agencies throughout Australia and New Zealand, yet it has also sparked remarkable innovation and resilience. [PDF] Australia New Zealand Policing Advisory Agency (ANZPAA) 14/8/2023 Report Gardai ‘aren’t being allowed’ to tackle city’s street gangs, councillor claims REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Justice Minister Helen McEntee must fix Dublin’s street crime crisis – or quit, a leading councillor has warned. "The minister who is totally responsible for An Garda Síochána should either resign or come up with a robust plan," Mannix Flynn told The Irish Mirror last night. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 14/8/2023 News Unprecedented week of turmoil sees PSNI’s reputation nosedive Last Tuesday, panic was spreading in the PSNI’s Brooklyn House headquarters after one of the largest data breaches in UK policing history came to light. Belfast Telegraph - Subscription at source 14/8/2023 Feature, Opinion Police powers and procedures: Stop and search and arrests, England and Wales, year ending March 2023 NATIONAL STATISTICS ANNOUNCEMENT: Statistics on stop and search, arrests for notifiable offences. Home Office 14/8/2023 News PSNI data breach: Terrified officers claim they have been left ‘defenceless’ without guns Cops say they’ve been left defenceless by refusal to issue personal weapons despite heightened risk as a result of massive security blunder Belfast Telegraph - Subscription at source 14/8/2023 News Police appeal for information after teenager dies from stab wound to his thigh on New South Wales’ North Coast AUSTRALIA: Investigations are underway over an incident that left a teenage boy to die after suffering a stab wound. A teenager has died after he was found with a stab wound on Sunday afternoon in the North Coast region of New South Wales. Sky News 14/8/2023 News, Video Opioid overdose countering drug naloxone to become standard issue for WA police officers AUSTRALIA: A drug which can reverse opioid overdoses, bringing people back from the brink of death will soon become standard issue for WA police officers. ABC News (Australia) 14/8/2023 News Chief constables not trusted to clean up police, watchdog warns Chief constables should not be “judge and jury” in officer disciplinary cases, the watchdog has claimed in a rebuff of Sir Mark Rowley’s calls for more power. The Times - Subscription at source 14/8/2023 News Tracking treachery by confidential informers Confidential informers play a significant role in police investigations around the world, but there are also recognised risks of informers committing ‘treachery’ – either intentionally feeding officers false information, or revealing their identity to a third person; new research by Sgt David Younan and Crime Analyst Sarah Harmer – both of London Police Service, Ontario – examines the instances of treachery by Service informants over a two-decade period, and suggests evidence-based approaches that policing can implement to minimize the risks. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 14/8/2023 Analysis, Feature ‘Frightening’ rise in vehicles driving wrong way on England’s motorways Drunk drivers and overreliance on satnav devices thought to be behind 13% rise The Guardian 14/8/2023 News N Ireland police fear target on their backs after data blunder Security lapse could make it harder to recruit PSNI officers from Catholic and nationalist communities, experts warn Financial Times 14/8/2023 News Video doorbells: Police embrace them but do they cut crime? It was a man trying to break into her home that turned Jessica Randle into a leading advocate for video doorbells. BBC 14/8/2023 News PSNI bosses’ blase attitude to data leak that has put my family at risk A serving member of Police Service Northern Ireland on the sacrifices that have been made and the lack of support from the top The Guardian 13/8/2023 Feature, Opinion Former UK police commissioner calls for independent investigation into Gibraltar corruption Former UK Police Commissioner Ian McGrail called on Friday for an independent investigation by the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office into corruption in Gibraltar, in a statement from his lawyer to the Gibraltar Broadcasting Corporation (GBC). Jurist (Canada) 13/8/2023 News I came to Australia with a dream of becoming a cop but was told I’m not allowed to join the force because of my X-rated past. Here’s why I’m furious AUSTRALIA: A woman who desperately wants to become a police officer to help tackle a crime wave plaguing her community, was turned down because she's a 'loud and proud' sex worker. Mail Online 13/8/2023 News Data theft: Police officers and staff not informed for month Two hundred officers and staff of the Police Service of Northern Ireland were not informed of the theft of personal data from a superintendent's car for a month, police have admitted. BBC 13/8/2023 News «205720582059206020612062206320642065Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
