Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104927 total results. Showing results 42361 to 42380 «211521162117211821192120212121222123Next ›Last » Ontario police officers did not draw firearms before they were fatally shot: watchdog CANADA: Two police officers who died responding to a call at an Innisfil, Ont., home did not draw their firearms before they were shot, Ontario’s police watchdog said Thursday, as grieving friends and colleagues remembered the two men as kind and dedicated. Blue Line (Canada) 14/10/2022 News Garda appointments and promotions across Cork REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Garda Síochána have confirmed recent promotions of new Chief Superintendents and Superintendents in the force, as well as transfers of Chief Superintendents and Superintendents, all to take effect from next week. Echo Live (Republic of Ireland) 14/10/2022 News City centre bridge could be lifted each night to stop daily gang fights REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Sean O'Casey Bridge could be lifted each night to stop gangs using the bridge as a location for fights. Dublin Live (Republic of Ireland) 14/10/2022 News Leicester’s unrest is a problem for the whole city, not just Hindu and Muslim communities Last month’s violent confrontations between groups of Hindu and Muslim men in Leicester seem to take many in the English city (including police) by surprise; however, Professor Chris Allen of the University of Leicester believes that rushing through a proposed review into the violence risks a failure to recognise that neither Muslim nor Hindu communities are one-dimensional or singular, and that not all the problems they experience are based in religion. Policing Insight 14/10/2022 Feature, Opinion Crisis meeting at Garda Headquarters ends without resolution on rosters dispute REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A meeting between Garda representative bodies and Commissioner Drew Harris has ended without a resolution to the dispute over proposed garda rosters. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 14/10/2022 News Unsafe drivers detected every six minutes Vehicles are being filmed by a van with multiple cameras parked at the side of the road. The Standard 14/10/2022 News Met police chief tells drivers not to get involved with Just Stop Oil protests Commander Karen Findlay warns frustrated motorists against ‘self-policing’ by nudging activists in their vehicles or dragging them away The Standard 14/10/2022 News Former Met police officer guilty of assault after attacking youth Patrick Hurley was arrested following an altercation with a group of youths in August last year The Standard 14/10/2022 News Scottish drugs minister calls for urgent meeting with UK Government Changes to drug legislation could apply to Scotland, a Home Office paper published in July said. Express & Star 14/10/2022 News Motorola Accused of Overcharging UK Emergency Services Motorola Solutions Inc. could make “excess profit” of £1.1 billion ($1.2 billion) from its UK emergency services contract, the country’s competition watchdog said, warning that the government had locked into a monopoly provider. Bloomberg 14/10/2022 News Shawna Coxon: ‘I don’t think police culture is broken – but it’s important we have discussions about it’ The culture of policing continues to be a matter of international discussion, and global law enforcement leaders gathered in Dublin over the summer to move the debate forward; An Garda Síochána Deputy Commissioner Shawna Coxon spoke to Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons about the issues discussed in Dublin, and how they will feed into efforts to address cultural change, starting with a leaders workshop at this weekend’s International Association of Chiefs of Police conference. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 14/10/2022 Feature, Interview OSCE report on combating trafficking in human beings: UK response, October 2022 UKRAINE: Ambassador Neil Bush welcomes OSCE's work on combating the risk of trafficking in human beings resulting from Russia's brutal invasion of Ukraine. Home Office 14/10/2022 News Lord Ferrers Awards recognise excellence of police volunteers Outstanding police volunteers as young as 14 years old have been recognised for making innovative and impactful difference to their communities’ safety at the Lord Ferrers Awards on Thursday (October 13). Police Professional 14/10/2022 News Norfolk Constabulary’s approach to planning and finances ‘outstanding’, says HMICFRS Norfolk Constabulary’s approach to strategic planning and finances has been rated as ‘outstanding’ by His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS). Police Professional 14/10/2022 News West Yorkshire Police diversity stats woeful, says deputy mayor Racial diversity within West Yorkshire Police has been described as "woeful" by the county's deputy mayor. BBC 14/10/2022 News Leah Croucher: Forensics in teen murder case could take weeks Police investigating the murder of teenager Leah Croucher said forensic examinations at a house where human remains were found could take weeks. BBC 14/10/2022 News Police forces asked to provide figures on strip-searches of children The Children’s Commissioner has asked all police forces in England and Wales to provide figures on how many children have been strip-searched by officers since 2018. Dame Rachel de Souza has written to all forces requesting information on strip-searches of children, after discovering that 650 10 to 17-year-olds underwent “intrusive and traumatising” strip-searches by the Metropolitan Police over two years. Wales Online 14/10/2022 News Police force facing calls to investigate Mermaids received trans training from the charity West Yorkshire Police got guidance on ‘trans awareness’ despite pleas for it to look into safeguarding concerns involving children The Telegraph - Subscription at source 14/10/2022 News Warwickshire Police ‘misses chances to protect vulnerable people’ A police force is "missing opportunities to safeguard vulnerable people", a watchdog has found. Warwickshire Police needs to work on how it assesses calls from the public so that vulnerable people and repeat callers are regularly spotted, a report says. The force was also told it requires improvement for its investigation of crime and management of offenders. Chief Constable Debbie Tedds said she "welcomed" the independent scrutiny. BBC 14/10/2022 News Stop and search handcuffing unjustified, says report A police force was "unjustified" in handcuffing compliant people during stop and searches, inspectors said. 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