Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115877 total results. Showing results 41521 to 41540 «207320742075207620772078207920802081Next ›Last » Garda chief may have ‘lost the room’ on issue of policing REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: AS a young garda in Dublin in 1980, it was part of my duty to turn up for work 15 minutes before the start of every shift to allow for a briefing. We lined up before a sergeant who gave us our instructions. We received details of any recent criminal activity in the area and advice on what to be aware of during our patrols. Echo Live (Republic of Ireland) 7/8/2023 Feature, Opinion Police Race Action Plan: Independent Scrutiny and Oversight Board report The publication of the Police Race Action Plan is the most significant recognition by UK policing of the continued traumatic legacy of its contact with Black communities in England and Wales, since the Stephen Lawrence Inquiry Report in 1999. [pdf] Independent Scrutiny & Oversight Board (ISOB) 7/8/2023 Report Reasonableness test applicable in police disciplinary hearings Rex (Officer W80) v Director General of the Independent Office for Police Conduct and others Before Lord Lloyd-Jones, Lord Sales, Lord Leggatt, Lord Burrows, Lord Stephens The Times - Subscription at source 7/8/2023 Report UK MPs warn against growing use of smart tech in domestic abuse Committee’s report says devices including home security systems used to coerce and control victims The Guardian 7/8/2023 News Inquest into fatal Airlie Beach police shooting of Luke Gilbert shown body-worn camera vision AUSTRALIA: A coronial inquest has been shown confronting police body-worn vision of a tradie being shot dead by police on the main strip of a popular Queensland party town. ABC News (Australia) 7/8/2023 News Met only authorised baton rounds for black-led events, FOI reveals Metropolitan police approved their use at Notting Hill carnival and Black Lives Matter protests in 2020 The Guardian 7/8/2023 News Queensland Police Launch Cheeky Recruitment Campaign Targeting NZ Police NEW ZEALAND: The Queensland Police Service has today launched a cheeky recruitment campaign targeting experienced New Zealand officers with thousands of dollars in incentives to cross the ditch. Scoop (New Zealand) 7/8/2023 News Police appeal for CCTV footage in Pt England homicide investigation NEW ZEALAND: The Police investigation into a homicide in Pt England is continuing to piece together the puzzle of those involved. Police have been making enquiries since a man died after initially presenting at Auckland City Hospital with critical injuries from gunshot wounds on Saturday. New Zealand Police 7/8/2023 News Policing: a radical solution Competition would improve policing standards Police deter crime by catching criminals and submitting them for prosecution. The Critic 7/8/2023 Feature, Opinion Meeting North Yorkshire Police Chief Constable Lisa Winward (Part 2) A chance conversation with a close friend during her University days led to Lisa Winward joining the police in 1993 as a Special Constable in York. This led to her deciding that "this was what I wanted to do for the rest of my life... being able to help people, having that opportunity - a privilege, really - of helping people less fortunate than myself". In this Policing Friendship Tour video for PolicingTV, recorded on a wet and windy day in Northallerton (hence recorded inside North Yorkshire Police's Headquarters), and now as North Yorkshire's Chief Constable, Lisa Winward tells PolicingTV's Founder and Publisher, Bernard Rix, about her full time policing career with, initially, Humberside Police in Grimsby, Cleethorpes and Hull, then moving back to York and North Yorkshire Police. Published in two parts, Lisa talks in part about the challenges associated with moving from one police force to another - even though the legal system is the same for North Yorkshire and Humberside, there were (and are) key differences! As Lisa says, "Policing is the same, but the context might change, and provides a real opportunity for new ways of doing things". She encourages others to consider a role as a Special Constable, and indeed joining the police as a police officer, member of police staff, or police volunteer in wider roles. Lisa also looks at her personal experiences, including as a woman joining a then male-dominated police service, and considers how policing has changed during the last thirty years. PolicingTV 7/8/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Two-thirds of sexual assault support centres in England branded inadequate Inspectors find failures to protect victims and risks of contaminating forensic evidence The Guardian 6/8/2023 News Wrongly-convicted no longer face being ‘charged’ for saved living expenses PRESS RELEASE: Wrongly convicted people will no longer face having “saved living costs” deducted from compensation payments following an update to guidance made today (Sunday 6 August). Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 6/8/2023 News Jailed West Mercia Police officer would have been sacked, hearing rules A police officer who abused his position to start sexual relationships with women would have been sacked had he not resigned, a hearing has found. BBC 6/8/2023 News Police complaints tripled in the year after Wayne Couzens and David Carrick scandals The number of complaints against police officers in England and Wales more than tripled in a year. The Times - Subscription at source 6/8/2023 News Wrongly convicted in Britain no longer forced to pay ‘saved living costs’ in prison The government has scrapped controversial guidance over deductions to compensation in miscarriage of justice cases The Guardian 6/8/2023 News At least 500 convicted sex offenders are missing in the UK – with Met Police admitting it has lost nearly HALF of them Met Police said it could not track 228, according to the report Mail Online 6/8/2023 News At least 500 convicted sex offenders are missing in the UK – with Met Police admitting it has lost nearly HALF of them Met Police said it could not track 228, according to the report Mail Online 6/8/2023 News Prison lawyers warn more will quit if legal aid fees not raised in England and Wales Exclusive: 74% of prison lawyers surveyed do not anticipate doing the work in three years’ time The Guardian 6/8/2023 News Half of crimes solved by police result in no charge, data reveal Almost half of the crimes solved by police result in no charge against the offender, an analysis by The Telegraph has found. Home office figures show that the proportion of solved crimes that result in a charge have fallen from 63.&5 in 2015/16 - when the data was first recorded to 51.8% in 2022/23 The Telegraph - Subscription at source 6/8/2023 News ‘Torture & Sex Attack’ Probe Three Police Scotland cops investigated after mum accuses them of ‘torturing’ & ‘sexually assaulting’ her in custody THREE cops are under investigation after being accused of “torturing” and “sexually assaulting” a single mum. Mandy McGurk, 44, claims she was unlawfully arrested as officers swooped with guns and police dogs - leaving her shaking in fear as they smashed their way into her car. The Scottish Sun 6/8/2023 News «207320742075207620772078207920802081Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
