Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104916 total results. Showing results 42401 to 42420 «211721182119212021212122212321242125Next ›Last » Police to use behavioural data to stop would-be offenders from committing crime. The plan involving 'sophisticated' data could be compared to the Tom Cruise film Minority Report. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 13/10/2022 News Force having to re-look at ineffective s163 traffic stops pilot. The Met has confirmed that it is actively working with the Race Action Plan team on a commitment to record ethnicity of those stopped under s.163 despite having stopped the measure following a pilot last year. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/10/2022 News Met Police investigates more than 600 abuse allegations against own officers. Allegations range from inappropriate behaviour to criminal offences. The Independent 13/10/2022 News Police trial new data download technology. Police in Exeter are trialling a new technology to "reduce the impact and disruption on victims". BBC 13/10/2022 News Taser used before fatal Derby police station shooting – IOPC. A stun grenade, a baton round and a Taser were used to try to stop a man before police shot him dead, investigators said. BBC 13/10/2022 News Are internet security and cloud computing mutually exclusive? Making better use of technology has been recognised as key to improving police performance for many years, but security concerns around the use of cloud computing have been a source of tension; Jon Graham, Business Development Manager at digital solutions specialist Triad, believes that by developing effective security-first cloud strategies, police forces could achieve significant benefits from a move to the ‘new emergent model’. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/10/2022 Feature, Innovation Peace officers failed to check on man who died in police custody: ASIRT CANADA: Community peace officers failed to properly check on a man who died in Edmonton police custody more than two years ago, Alberta’s police watchdog says. Edmonton Journal (Canada) 13/10/2022 News The lack of visible police presence in Downtown Edmonton can make residents feel like we’re on our own CANADA: It’s 4 p.m. on a weekday, and I am almost home from running errands. I pull up to my street to see a fire truck and ambulance in front of my house, emergency lights flashing. [AUDIO] The Globe and Mail (Canada) 13/10/2022 Feature, Opinion Investigation into fatal shooting of 2 police officers in Innisfil, Ont., continues CANADA: Ontario's police watchdog is continuing its investigation today into a shooting at a home north of Toronto that left two officers and a young man dead. CBC News (Canada) 13/10/2022 News Cavan Garda Supt on the move REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Cavan Garda Superintendent Padraic Jones has been elevated to the role of Chief Superintendent and assign to lead the Garda National Community Engagement Bureau. The Anglo-Celt (Republic of Ireland) 13/10/2022 News Almost 80% of people support dedicated public transport garda unit, survey finds REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Almost 80 per cent of people support the introduction of a dedicated public transport garda unit, amid concerns over anti-social behaviour, a new survey shows. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 13/10/2022 News Major shake up of garda management in Limerick announced REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A major shake-up of garda management across the Limerick garda division has been announced following the roll-out, last month, of the new divisional policing model. Limerick Live (Republic of Ireland) 13/10/2022 News Police finally take ‘rapid’ action after 13 days of eco protests disrupting London’s roads. Police finally took swift, decisive action on the 13th day of eco-blockades disrupting traffic in London - as officers rounded up a group of activists at a major roundabout in central London. LBC 13/10/2022 News Gaia Pope’s family call for alleged rapist review. The family of Gaia Pope-Sutherland are calling for an independent investigation into her alleged rape. BBC 13/10/2022 News Rapid Video Response on domestic abuse call saves Kent 940 hours. An alternative response to Domestic Abuse calls has saved Kent Police over 900 hours to date. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/10/2022 News Royal Gibraltar Police: Evaluation of progress. This is the third inspection of the Royal Gibraltar Police (RGP) that we have conducted in the last six years. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 13/10/2022 News Police forces shut down over 170 drug lines during national operation targeting county line drug dealing. Police forces have closed 172 county lines used by criminals to sell drugs across the country during a seven-day long intensification week, an increase of 65% from the previous intensification week when 104 lines were closed. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 13/10/2022 News Top police chief says weed ‘is as dangerous as heroin and crack cocaine’. A possible re-classification of cannabis to a Class A substance was supported by David Sidwick, Police Crime Commissioner for Dorset, who said the drug 'does the same harm as crack and heroin'. Daily Star 13/10/2022 News County lines: More than 230 arrested in Met Police crackdown. More than 230 people have been arrested and 70 phone lines closed in the latest crackdown on county lines gangs. BBC 13/10/2022 News Police Scotland compensation payouts double to highest in six years Payouts from Public Liability Claims alone have risen to £1.7m, more than triple the amount in the previous year. 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