Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104928 total results. Showing results 41921 to 41940 «209320942095209620972098209921002101Next ›Last » John MacDonald: Looking skywards for solutions to crime problem NEW ZEALAND: I saw something terrifying in central Christchurch on Friday night. We’d been out for dinner and we were heading along Manchester St. It must’ve been around 10 o’clock. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 25/10/2022 Feature, Opinion DNA and biometric data use in Scottish Criminal Justice sector PRESS RELEASE: The use of DNA and other forms of biometric data for criminal justice and policing purposes in Scotland is appropriate and makes a valuable contribution to public safety, states a report published today. Biometrics Commissioner 25/10/2022 News Scottish Biometrics Commissioner – Annual Report and Accounts 2021-2022 The Scottish Biometrics Commissioner has today (25 October 2022) laid his first annual report and accounts before the Scottish Parliament. Biometrics Commissioner 25/10/2022 Report Better regulation needed on gaming apps to prevent ‘normalising gambling’ for children, says APCC. Better regulation of in-app features in video games are needed following serious concerns that they “normalise gambling” for children, says the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC). Police Professional 25/10/2022 News Homicides in Scotland fall to an all-time low. The number of homicides across Scotland has more than halved in the past 15 years, and are now at their lowest point since records began in 1976. Police Professional 25/10/2022 News ‘World leading’ use of biometric data in policing and criminal justice praised by Scottish Biometrics Commissioner. In his first annual report published on Tuesday (October 25), the Scottish Biometrics Commissioner believes that a “world leading” DNA interpretation and analysis capability is being provided to Police Scotland and the wider criminal justice system. Police Professional 25/10/2022 News Suella Braverman re-appointed Home Secretary just six days after resigning her post. Suella Braverman is back as Home Secretary, just six days after she resigned for a “technical infringement” of ministerial rules by sending an official document from her personal email. Police Professional 25/10/2022 News UK policing must prepare now for austerity 2.0 Amid the current UK political chaos, one clearly emerging scenario is that further public spending cuts are now probable, with policing likely to be back in the firing line; Tom Gash, Managing Director of strategy consultancy Leapwise and former Director of Research at the Institute for Government, looks at how policing can navigate this harsh reality, and the current window of opportunity to prepare a case for protection from cuts and drive productivity improvements locally and nationally. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/10/2022 Feature, Opinion City police to start using drones in early 2023. Training done CANADA: North Bay Police officers recently completed a comprehensive drone pilot course and expect to be ready to use them in early 2023. [AUDIO] Bay Today (Canada) 25/10/2022 News Uncooperative victims put public safety at risk, police say after gunfire CANADA: Half of this year’s shooting victims didn’t initially report their injuries to London police, omissions that makes probing cases of gunfire more difficult and puts the public at increased risk, police say. The London Free Press (Canada) 25/10/2022 News Where are the Winnipeg police? We analyzed half a million service calls to find out CANADA: Grip Singh says his community watch group in Amber Trails gets a report every week that someone's car or garage has been broken into. CBC News (Canada) 25/10/2022 Analysis, Feature Drink spiking figures are ‘not even the tip of the iceberg’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Official figures that show a surge in drink spiking are “not even the tip of the iceberg”, a spokeswoman for Cork’s Sexual Violence Centre has said. newstalk (Republic of Ireland) 25/10/2022 News Cocaine worth €400k delivered to Limerick home during Covid lockdown REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A drug user who transported large amounts of cocaine during the first Covid lockdown had a false letter claiming he worked as a courier, which allowed him pass through garda checkpoints. Limerick Live (Republic of Ireland) 25/10/2022 News ‘No evidence of acute mental illness’ of garda murder accused – psychiatrist REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A psychiatrist who assessed garda murder accused Stephen Silver hours after the shooting of Detective Garda Colm Horkan found “no evidence of acute mental illness”, the Central Criminal Court has heard. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 25/10/2022 News Police told to consider views of victims under bail reforms Police will have to take into account the views of domestic abuse and sexual assault victims before releasing suspects from custody as bail reforms come into force. Police Professional 25/10/2022 News Constables deployed to communities Police officers will deploy to serve communities across Scotland after the latest group of probationary constables completed their initial training. Police Scotland 25/10/2022 News Homicides at an all time low Number of victims has more than halved in 15 years Scottish Government 25/10/2022 News Homicide in Scotland 2021-22 Statistical bulletin on crimes of homicide recorded by the police in Scotland in 2021-2022. Police Scotland 25/10/2022 Report Legacy systems lead to £98 million in criminal tagging loss Legacy systems, poor supplier oversight and overspending at the Ministry of Justice are costing the taxpayer "dear" and leading to the failure of case management and electronic monitoring of offenders systems, the Public Accounts Committee has said. UKAuthority.com 25/10/2022 News ‘The vast majority of our cops are heroes’: South Yorkshire police officers ‘fed up of being bashed’ South Yorkshire Police officers are ‘absolutely fed up of being bashed,’ says the local branch of the Police Federation. The Star (Yorkshire) 25/10/2022 News «209320942095209620972098209921002101Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
