Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104900 total results. Showing results 42601 to 42620 «212721282129213021312132213321342135Next ›Last » Innovation a key issue as world police chiefs meet at Europol EUROPE: This week, Europol confirmed its position as the centre of the European policing world as police chiefs and senior law enforcement representatives from the European Union and key partner countries convened to Europol’s headquarters for the 2022 European Police Chiefs Convention (EPCC). Europol 7/10/2022 News Met Police creates anti-corruption unit to ‘root out’ criminal officers The Metropolitan Police has created a new anti-corruption unit to "root out" criminal colleagues within the force. Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has assigned about 100 detectives to help the Met's fight against wrongdoing within the ranks, the force said. BBC 7/10/2022 News Man dies after being shot by armed police in Derby Officers responded to reports of a man with a knife in police station car park, Derbyshire constabulary says The Guardian 7/10/2022 News Uvalde suspends school police force after mass shooting USA: The school district in Uvalde, Texas, has suspended its entire police force following protests by parents of children killed in a shooting there. The suspension will be indefinite, the Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District (UCISD) said in a statement. BBC 7/10/2022 News Federation backs policing welfare pilot but has rollout reservations The Federation's lead for Professional Development is in favour of a pilot study aimed at improving police welfare, but says any move towards a wider rollout should be subject to significant scrutiny. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/10/2022 News Victoria Police receive complaints over scandalous website AUSTRALIA: Victoria Police and WorkSafe have received complaints about a website which Liberal Party members say is defamatory with sensational allegations of sexual misconduct. Sky News 7/10/2022 News Police shouldn’t be ‘hung, drawn and quartered’ over ‘silly comment’, Queensland union boss says AUSTRALIA: The president of Queensland’s police union has claimed officers feel “under siege” and have been tarnished as misogynists during a commission of inquiry into police responses to domestic violence. The Guardian 7/10/2022 News Perth man charged with money laundering after AFP seizes $1 million cash from car boot AUSTRALIA: The AFP has seized $1 million in cash and charged a West Australian man, 34, with dealing in the proceeds of crime as part of an investigation into alleged money laundering. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 7/10/2022 News Fatal shooting of Matthew Hunt: Family relive tragedy as Eli Epiha appeals sentence NEW ZEALAND: The family of a slain police officer has had to hear the details of his death re-litigated in court all over again. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 7/10/2022 News Drug rehab facilities being run as gang pads, National says NEW ZEALAND: The government has serious questions to answer after the latest raid on a drug rehabilitation centre, National's police spokesperson Mark Mitchell says. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 7/10/2022 News Police announce new relieving Aoraki district commander NEW ZEALAND: Police have announced a new “temporary” area commander for the Aoraki policing district which includes the South Canterbury area. Stuff (New Zealand) 7/10/2022 News Metropolitan police officer arrested on suspicion of groping female colleague The PC has been released under investigation after he was held in June when the woman reported being grabbed while they were both on duty. Mirror 7/10/2022 News Stephen Lawrence case: Jamie Acourt to be freed in November A man suspected of murdering Stephen Lawrence in a racist attack will be released from jail despite not repaying any money he made from a drugs plot. BBC 7/10/2022 News Police officers under investigation over ‘derogatory’ WhatsApp messages Watchdog opens inquiry into five working and two former Civil Nuclear Constabulary officers The Guardian 7/10/2022 News Police worker accused of sharing photo of dead teenager on WhatsApp British Transport Police worker allegedly shared photo of Lewis Williams after train death The Guardian 7/10/2022 News Stress-related psychosocial risk factors among police officers working on Rape and Serious Sexual Offences This study describes police attitudes and perceptions of health and wellbeing among police officers who work on Rape and Serious Sexual Offences (RASSO) cases. A mixed-methods approach was deployed including a cross-sectional online survey of RASSO officers and a qualitative study involving in-depth interviews in one English Police Force Area. Findings show that organisational policies have little salience. There is an entrenched culture of continuing to work despite being unwell, to provide operational support for colleagues. There is a need to develop specific strategies that reduce the stress for a team or unit-level for this cohort of police officers. The Police Journal: Theory Practice and Principles 7/10/2022 Research article Stopping the stigma is crucial to enabling officers to cope effectively with mental health challenges When Wisconsin police officer Adam Meyers was involved in the fatal shooting of an armed suspect, the resulting mental health challenges he faced – and the associated stigma – led him into a downward spiral of poor coping mechanisms and suicidal thoughts; now he’s using his own experiences to inspire other struggling officers to speak out and seek help, and urging leaders and law enforcement agencies to address the mental health stigma. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/10/2022 Feature, Opinion Edmonton police retract DNA-derived mugshot CANADA: Edmonton police have apologized for contributing to racial stereotyping by publicizing an image of a sexual assault suspect that the police force had generated through DNA investigative techniques. [AUDIO] The Globe and Mail (Canada) 7/10/2022 News Grande Prairie looks at creating own police service in lieu of RCMP CANADA: Grande Prairie will be exploring the possibility of creating its own municipal police service. Blue Line (Canada) 7/10/2022 News Challenges women face in law enforcement CANADA: In an article written for the October 2018 edition of Blue Line, I spoke about feminist leadership and challenges facing women in policing. Blue Line (Canada) 7/10/2022 Feature «212721282129213021312132213321342135Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
