Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115881 total results. Showing results 43101 to 43120 «215221532154215521562157215821592160Next ›Last » Criminals ‘let off the hook’ as one in 14 violent assaults solved Analysis by the Lib Dems shows that only 7 per cent of 560,000 recorded violent offences resulted in a charge in 2022 The Telegraph - Subscription at source 3/7/2023 News NPCC shows support for ASB Awareness Week 2023 Running from July 3 to 9, ASB Awareness Week 2023 aims to encourage communities to take a stand against ASB and highlight the actions that can be taken by those experiencing it. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 3/7/2023 News Indigenous cyclist settles police brutality case after bodycam footage emerges AUSTRALIA: An Aboriginal man has settled a legal case over alleged police brutality after the emergence of body-worn camera footage that appears to support claims he was assaulted during an arrest in Southbank in September 2020. The Age (Australia) 3/7/2023 News WA Police Academy doubles recruit numbers AUSTRALIA: The Western Australia Police Academy is doubling the number of recruit courses it runs, dramatically increasing how many new officers are entering the force. Government of Western Australia 3/7/2023 News Stand-off by armed teens on roof of Auckland youth justice facility ends with KFC NEW ZEALAND: The five young people who faced off with authorities from the rooftop of a youth justice facility in Auckland have come down and eaten KFC and McDonald’s, authorities have confirmed. Stuff (New Zealand) 3/7/2023 News Laois Offaly Garda becomes first in Ireland to secure a Designing Out Crime Diploma REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Laois Offaly Garda Crime Prevention Officer Sergeant Graham Kavanagh has become the first Garda in Ireland to secure a Diploma in Designing Out Crime. Leinster Express (Republic of Ireland) 3/7/2023 News Major new garda mental health training initiative to be rolled out to help ‘harrowing and stressful element’ of duty REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardai will undergo major mental health training to deal with “complex and often difficult incidents” as part of a skills overhaul bid. The Irish Sun (Republic of Ireland) 3/7/2023 News Macron and France have been blind to the decades of hate that led to the shooting of Nahel M FRANCE: Many of the issues leading to the shooting of Nahel M have been bubbling away for decades, but France pretends they barely exist i News 3/7/2023 Feature, Opinion Police station saved amid by-election battle in Boris Johnson’s old seat An under-threat police station in Boris Johnson’s old constituency will remain open, London Mayor Sadiq Khan said The Standard 3/7/2023 News ‘The biggest policing jurisdiction in the world’: A look at the work of WA Police’s Air Wing Superintendent Paul Daly is the Officer in Charge of the Western Australia Police Force's (WAPOL's) Air Wing. In an interview recorded at the Air Wing's Jandakot base, he tells PolicingTV's Founder and Publisher, Bernard Rix, about the work of the Air Wing, which has an area to cover of around 2,527,013 square kilometres (975,685 sq miles). Together with colleagues, he provides PolicingTV with a guided tour around the facilities, available aircraft, and other of the Air Wing's assets, PolicingTV 3/7/2023 Feature, Video Protests: Police powers to stop new tactics come into effect New measures aimed at curbing protest methods often used by environmental groups have come into effect. BBC 2/7/2023 News Andrew Harper’s mother slams Met Police for banning memorial badge Mother of Berkshire police officer killed in the line of duty slams Met Police after banning ‘memorial’ badge at Pride. Bucks Free Press 2/7/2023 News Police remove Just Stop Oil protesters from Pride parade Just Stop Oil protesters have been arrested for public nuisance offences while trying to delay the annual Pride parade in central London. BBC 2/7/2023 News Changes to legislation for policing protests The law has changed on how police should respond to protests and events College of Policing 2/7/2023 News UK criminal gangs major threat to Isle of Man’s safety, police say The threats posed by criminal gangs in the UK on the Isle of Man is the most important issue facing public safety, a former chief constable has said. BBC 2/7/2023 News Suella Braverman demands answers on Met Police Thin Blue Line badge ban Home Secretary concerned to hear officers prohibited from wearing the item for fear of offending LGBT+ community The Telegraph 2/7/2023 News Two years in, the RCMP’s independent process for harassment complaints is plagued by delays CANADA: The ICHR was set up in the wake of a sexual assault scandal. RCMP employees have lodged hundreds of sexual assault and harassment complaints with a new independent body since its creation two years ago — but according to some of the people who've used it, the process has been afflicted by long delays. CBC News (Canada) 2/7/2023 News Ontario adds mental-health course to police curriculum CANADA: Ontario has added a three-day course on responding to mental-health crises to its basic constable curriculum, the first time prospective officers will receive dedicated training on how to deal with people in distress. The Globe and Mail (Canada) 2/7/2023 News Differences Between High and Low Performing Police Agencies in Clearing Robberies, Aggravated Assaults, and Burglaries: Findings From an Eight-Agency Case Study This eight-agency case study analyzes the characteristics of four high-and four low-performing police agencies, as measured by their long-term crime clearance rates. High and low performers were identified through a systematic assessment of 30 years of clearance rates of robberies, aggravated assaults, burglaries, and homicides for the largest 100 police departments in the United States. Researchers then conducted in-depth case studies of eight of these agencies—four of the highest and four of the lowest ranking in terms of their investigative practices. Comparisons of high-and low-performing agencies reveal differences in organizational structure; leadership and resources; selection, training, and performance review for investigators; case assignment and investigative processes; and community interactions. These findings provide direct guidance to agencies seeking to strengthen their investigative organization and practices. Police Quarterly 2/7/2023 Research article Cambs Police and Crime Commissioner on antisocial behaviour Cambridgeshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner has outlined how a £730k funding boost is tackling antisocial behaviour (ASB) across the county. Darryl Preston is highlighting some of the success so far as part of ASB Awareness Week, which begins today (Monday). The Hunts Post 2/7/2023 News «215221532154215521562157215821592160Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
