Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103169 total results. Showing results 42221 to 42240 «210821092110211121122113211421152116Next ›Last » Victims of violent crime forced to wait for forensic examinations in Victoria due to ‘dire’ shortage of doctors AUSTRALIA: Victorian victims of sexual assault are being forced to wait in bloodied and soiled clothes, sometimes for more than a day, to see specialist forensic doctors. On some nights in Melbourne, a city of 5 million people, there are no forensic doctors available to see victims of violent crime, in a situation experts have labelled "dire". ABC News (Australia) 5/9/2022 News NT Police increase presence in Yuendumu in response to escalating destruction, violence AUSTRALIA: After weeks of incessant unrest among family groups living in the remote Central Australian community of Yuendumu, police have increased their presence in the face of escalating property destruction and violence. It comes as a three-month coronial inquest into the death of Kumanjayi Walker begins in Alice Springs, after the 19-year-old was fatally shot by NT Police Constable Zachary Rolfe in Yuendumu in 2019. ABC News (Australia) 5/9/2022 News Plans for £14.8m armed police facility in Stafford A proposed armed police training facility would cost an estimated £14.8m. The centre earmarked for Stafford would replace old blocks in poor condition and no longer fit for purpose, the Staffordshire police commissioner said. Plans include a 50m indoor firing range and training rooms. BBC 5/9/2022 News Canada stabbings: Police hunt suspects after killing spree in Saskatchewan CANADA: Canadian police have launched a huge manhunt for two men suspected of stabbing at least 10 people to death in a rampage that has shocked the nation. BBC 5/9/2022 News Canada mass stabbing: police search for two suspects after 10 killed across Saskatchewan – as it happened CANADA: Fifteen people are in hospital after attacks in 13 locations in two communities in the province The Guardian 5/9/2022 News Meeting the team at the OPCC for Devon, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly Without any question whatsoever, this was the wettest Policing Friendship Tour walk-talk-and-film that there has ever been! And there's now been around 50 Friendship Tours, with the first taking place in Devon some fifteen months ago. Despite the soaking, the video we recorded for PolicingTV covered a lot of policing ground - Devon & Cornwall's aborted merger with Dorset; the inherent challenge of policing a large, geographically elongated force attracting a significant influx of tourists each summer; improving road safety across the force; recruiting a new Chief Constable for the force; and the role of comms in behavioural change. Plus some wonderful - if wet - scenery! PolicingTV - Subscription at source 5/9/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Meeting the team at the OPCC for Devon, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly Without any question whatsoever, this was the wettest Policing Friendship Tour walk-talk-and-film that there has ever been! And there's now been around 50 Friendship Tours, with the first taking place in Devon some fifteen months ago. Despite the soaking, the video we recorded for PolicingTV covered a lot of policing ground - Devon & Cornwall's aborted merger with Dorset; the inherent challenge of policing a large, geographically elongated force attracting a significant influx of tourists each summer; improving road safety across the force; recruiting a new Chief Constable for the force; and the role of comms in behavioural change. Plus some wonderful - if wet - scenery! PolicingTV 5/9/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Mark Shaw, GITOC: ‘It’s not possible to counteract organised crime by law enforcement alone’ In the latest in a series of interviews with leading figures involved in the research and investigation of organised crime, Policing Insight’s Chris Allen spoke to Mark Shaw, Director of the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organised Crime (GITOC), about the continuing growth of criminal use of the internet, the success of GITOC, and why a global vision is crucial in the fight against organised crime. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/9/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion Watchdog considers whether police officers who got bravery awards for tackling samurai sword man acted too slowly The police watchdog is assessing whether officers given bravery awards for tackling a man wielding a samurai sword could have stopped him stabbing two men. Mail Online 5/9/2022 News Urgent warning issued to speeding drivers as cars set to be fitted with new devices. An urgent warning has been issued to drivers caught speeding as they could face stricter penalties after a new electronic tag is installed. Express 5/9/2022 News Less than 6% of burglaries in worst affected areas of Northumberland result in a conviction. Northumbria Police say they remain above the national average for burglary detection. Chronicle Live (North East) 5/9/2022 News Questions remain regarding UK police and intelligence role in the trafficking of three ‘Isis girls’ In February 2015, three girls – Shamima Begum (15), Kadiza Sultana (16), and Amira Abase (15) – from South London made their way via Turkey to ISIS-controlled Syria. A story that emerged in March of that year was how the three were smuggled into Syria by a man who claimed he worked for the Canadian Security intelligence Service (CSIS). Moreover, there were claims that UK intelligence were aware of this dimension. The Canary 5/9/2022 News Police ‘fear surge in crime and civil unrest’ driven by cost of living crisis this winter Concerns of spike in ‘acquisitive’ offences, such as shoplifting, burglary and vehicle theft The Independent 5/9/2022 News Police fear rise in UK crime as the economic turmoil hits families The thin blue line is bracing itself for a massive spike in crime as the cost-of-living crisis bites. Express 5/9/2022 News Plans for £14.8m armed police facility in Stafford. A proposed armed police training facility would cost an estimated £14.8m. BBC 5/9/2022 News MPS must learn from its mistakes, says Patel. The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) must learn from the “appalling mistakes of the past”, the Home Secretary has said in a letter to new commissioner Sir Mark Rowley. Police Professional 4/9/2022 News Saskatchewan RCMP Commanding Officer statement of September 4, 2022 CANADA: Thank you for being here. I am Assistant Commissioner Rhonda Blackmore, the Commanding Officer of Saskatchewan RCMP. I would like to welcome and acknowledge the presence of the Chief of Police Evan Bray with the Regina Police Service. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 4/9/2022 News The Guardian view on the barristers’ strike: justice is on their side. The underfunding of legal aid for more than a decade has undermined a vital pillar of the welfare state. The Guardian 4/9/2022 Feature, Opinion Former police chief says cost of living crisis is driving more youngsters into crime gangs The former Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police warns the cost of living crisis is driving more disaffected youngsters into crime. Sir Peter Fahy, who served as an officer for 34 years, said criminal gangs will be “rubbing their hands with glee” and “prospering” as communities come under increased strain. Mirror 4/9/2022 News The police are having an identity crisis What are the police for? The answer used to be obvious – to solve crimes and catch criminals. The Spectator 4/9/2022 Feature, Opinion «210821092110211121122113211421152116Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
