Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103305 total results. Showing results 42721 to 42740 «213321342135213621372138213921402141Next ›Last » Ultra sound idea (With video) NEW ZEALAND: An ultrasound machine more used to helping detect human health conditions and scanning unborn babies is now being put to good use monitoring pregnant canines at New Zealand Police’s Dog Training Centre (DTC) in Trentham. New Zealand Police 26/8/2022 News, Video Edendale man ordered to pay $27k reparation for damage to house from methamphetamine NEW ZEALAND: A 35-year-old man has been ordered to pay more than $27,000 reparation for the damage caused to a house from manufacturing methamphetamine. Stuff (New Zealand) 26/8/2022 News ‘Serious fears’ over spike in crime due to soaring energy bills West Midlands assistant police and crime commissioner says he has “serious fears” the Government’s failure to form an emergency budget to tackle the energy crisis could result in an increase in crime. Police Professional 26/8/2022 News Community support funding announced in wake of Liverpool shootings The Home Secretary has awarded a £150,000 package to support the communities of Liverpool and Knowsley in the wake of the spate of shootings in the city. Police Professional 26/8/2022 News Members urged to share their views on pay and morale amid cost-of-living crisis As pressure continues to mount on the Government to ease the spiralling cost-of-living crisis, and address major problems in policing, it is more important than ever for our members' voices to be heard. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 26/8/2022 News National Chair responds to energy price cap announcement Responding to Ofgem's announcement today that the energy price cap will increase to £3,549 in October, National Chair Steve Hartshorn said: “Confirmation that the energy price cap will increase again in October is yet another stark reminder of the huge financial pressures many of our members and their families are under. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 26/8/2022 News Ministry of Justice to provide more funding for legal support Since 2015, the Ministry of Justice has provided £21 million to organisations providing legal support for litigants in person. Now a further £4 million will be awarded to charities and organisations this financial year. College of Policing 26/8/2022 News Gun crime across UK cities a ‘major concern’, Patel says during Liverpool visit The Home Secretary visited Liverpool on Friday after nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel was shot dead. The Standard 26/8/2022 News If not today, then when – and at what cost? As successful private sector organisations look to develop customer service models built on a rapid and efficient response, UK policing is finding itself struggling with delays in service, lengthy backlogs, and in some cases no response at all; Devon and Cornwall Acting Superintendent Stephen Lenney argues that by changing to a ‘today’s policing today’ approach, forces could improve service, reduce costs and waste, and increase public confidence. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/8/2022 Feature, Opinion Provincial police force would be a ‘billion-dollar boondoggle’: rural municipalities CANADA: Alberta municipalities of all sizes are speaking out again against a proposed provincial police force after more details on what a transition would look like were released by the province last week. CTV News (Canada) 26/8/2022 News Montreal mayor declares support for police as gun violence becomes hot provincial election topic CANADA: Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante on Thursday repeated her commitment to hiring more police officers and defended herself against accusations she doesn't support the city's police force, days after two brazen daytime murders. [AUDIO] National Observer (Canada) 26/8/2022 News 3D gun printing operation busted in Calgary, police lay dozens of charges CANADA: Calgary police have laid 66 charges against two men who they believe were making 3D printed guns and trafficking them in the city. CBC News (Canada) 26/8/2022 News DPP directs no prosecution over alleged ‘squaring’ of penalty points by Limerick gardai REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A number of high profile individuals who were questioned by gardai as part of an investigation into the alleged 'squaring' of penalty points within the Limerick garda division will not face prosecution. Limerick Live (Republic of Ireland) 26/8/2022 News Anger as thug who beat and left garda for dead walks free from prison after 45 days REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí have reacted furiously over this thug walking free – just 45 days after he was caged for years for a brutal attack on a member of the force. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 26/8/2022 News Lowry supports Garda stance against new rosters REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Deputy Michael Lowry says that he understands and supports the stance being taken by members of the Central Executive Committee of the Garda Representative Association (GRA) who are fighting against proposed changes to their rostering system that would see some members lose €8,000 of their annual salary while working additional hours. Offaly Live 26/8/2022 News Survey reveals ‘harassment’ and ‘toxic’ environment within Toronto Police – and opportunities for organisational change A recent survey highlighted issues around harassment and a “toxic” working environment for some members of the Toronto Police Service, as well as opportunities to address those issues and rebuild trust within the organisation; Toronto Police Association President Jon Reid spoke to Policing Insight Contributing Editor Sarah Gibbons about the findings of the survey, the challenges for both uniform and civilian staff, and the importance of creating a safe and comfortable workplace. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/8/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion Using overtime to offset falling police numbers is unsustainable, chief constable warns Officers working overtime cannot continue to be used to offset falling police officer numbers, Scotland’s chief constable has warned. Police Professional 26/8/2022 News NT police officer charged with 31 offences AUSTRALIA: A Northern Territory officer has been charged with damaging evidence and unlawfully sharing data among a slew of alleged offences which senior police say undermined the force's integrity. The 47-year-old officer, who was an acting senior sergeant at the time of the alleged crimes, was also charged with conspiracy to pervert the course of justice among 31 offences. Port Lincoln Times (Australia) 26/8/2022 News How YouTube’s Partnership with London’s Police Force is Censoring UK Drill Music Originating from the streets of Chicago, drill music is a creative output of inner-city Black youths. It is defined by real life experiences and perspectives, and whilst drill rappers often document gang-related conflict and anti-establishment narratives in their lyrics and music videos, the rap genre is a crucial mouthpiece of artistic and cultural expression. However, London’s police force—the Metropolitan Police, or the Met—have argued that the genre is partly responsible for the rise in knife crime across the UK’s capital, and have sought to remove drill music from online platforms based on the mistaken, and frankly racist, belief that it is not creative expression but a witness statement to criminal activity. Electronic Frontier Foundation 26/8/2022 Feature Sharp increase in Garda attempts to obtain social media users’ private information REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Number of Garda requests to Meta, which owns Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, increased significantly during the pandemic The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 26/8/2022 News «213321342135213621372138213921402141Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
