Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103185 total results. Showing results 41861 to 41880 «209020912092209320942095209620972098Next ›Last » The pre-arrest diversion programme delivering on harm reduction and public safety The Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD) programme developed in the US was originally a post-arrest initiative, but has evolved to incorporate referrals from “any concerned individual”; with more than 60 schemes now operating or under development in the US, as well as a South African programme and interest from the UK, the LEAD approach is gaining traction and delivering results, as Policing Insight’s Tina Orr-Munro reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 14/9/2022 Analysis, Feature Chris Kaba: Armed police ‘threaten to step down over colleague’s suspension’ – report The armed officer who fired the fatal shot has been suspended The Standard 14/9/2022 News I have felt the suspicious glare of the police – the way Black Britons are treated is a disgrace. The Chris Kaba shooting once again raises questions about how the justice system sees us. The Guardian 14/9/2022 Feature, Opinion Police chiefs say anti-monarchists have the right to protest. Police chiefs have reminded officers that the right to protest is a “fundamental part of democracy” after a backlash over the arrest of anti-monarchists at mourning events. The Times - Subscription at source 14/9/2022 News Plymouth shooting: police force facing criminal investigation IOPC launches inquiry into alleged firearms health and safety breaches by Devon and Cornwall police before mass shooting The Guardian 13/9/2022 News New resource for youth justice practitioners. The London Resettlement Partnership (LRP) has just launched a new resource hub which acts as a central source of Constructive Resettlement guidance. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/9/2022 News Prince Andrew heckler charged with ‘breach of the peace’ after incident at Edinburgh Queen procession Man is the second person charged with an offence following police action against anti-monarchy protesters The Independent 13/9/2022 News Concern over arrests of anti-royal protesters Republicans should not face arrest for processing legitimatley. The Times - Subscription at source 13/9/2022 News FATF and INTERPOL intensify global asset recovery The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and INTERPOL have launched a joint initiative to deprive criminals of their dirty money, marking a turning point in global efforts to recover illicit assets. INTERPOL 13/9/2022 News UK’s Met Police Bans Drones, And Other Low Flying Objects Until After Queen’s Funeral "The restrictions are for public safety. Any breaches may result in you facing prosecution and your drone being seized," UK's The Metropolitan Police said. Republic World 13/9/2022 News London’s Met Police suspends officer over shooting of unarmed black man Force takes action after public outcry to the death of Chris Kaba, as family criticise lack of urgency Financial Times 13/9/2022 News Anti-racism action plan launched for Criminal Justice in Wales. The action plan sets out seven commitments across the sector, including to challenge racism, educate the workforce and promote fairness. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/9/2022 News How can the new Met commissioner possibly hope to restore trust? Mark Rowley faces familiar questions over the shooting of an unarmed black man and the treatment of anti-royal protesters. The New Statesman 13/9/2022 Feature, Opinion Deadly rampage in Canada follows ‘ambush’ of Toronto police officer CANADA: A Toronto police officer was shot dead in an unprovoked “ambush” before a gunman killed another man and left three others with serious injuries in a deadly rampage on Monday afternoon. The suspect was later killed in a cemetery following a standoff with police. The Guardian 13/9/2022 News Police threaten to disarm in row over shooting of Chris Kaba Colleagues say they are prepared to hand in their weapons in protest at the decision to suspend firearms officer over the fatal incident The Telegraph - Subscription at source 13/9/2022 News Get on the beat or no more Peugeots, French police told FRANCE: France’s interior minister has blamed police chiefs for a failure to curb rising violent crime, accusing them of weak management and a reluctance to put officers on the beat. Gérald Darmanin made the claim after summoning regional police chiefs to Paris for a dressing down, during which he threatened to stop buying the Peugeot 5008s that have become police officers’ favourite car. Darmanin said officers seemed to like the cars so much that they rarely got out of them and suggested that their attitude was undermining the fight against crime. He said chiefs must ask the officers “to get out of their vehicles. Otherwise, I will no longer buy 5008s if I see that they are being used too much.” The Times - Subscription at source 13/9/2022 News Two awards for projects tackling car crime and indecent exposure. Thieves were jacking up cars in broad daylight in order to steal catalytic converters. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/9/2022 News Arrests of protesters prompt free-speech concerns. The arrests of protesters after the death of Queen Elizabeth II are "deeply concerning", free-speech campaigners have said. BBC 13/9/2022 News WA Police recruits who have not completed ‘critical training components’ are being used to staff stations AUSTRALIA: A wave of resignations - including scores of of senior police officers - has left remaining cops stretched and contributed to cratering morale. The West Australian (Australia) - Subscription at source 13/9/2022 News PC struck man with ‘unlawful’ blows after he was tasered, court told. Officer struck Dalian Atkinson 'perhaps in anger' or because she was told to by colleague jury hears. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/9/2022 News «209020912092209320942095209620972098Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
