Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115881 total results. Showing results 43721 to 43740 «218321842185218621872188218921902191Next ›Last » Garda claims roads policing officers are blowing into breathalysers themselves and recording it as a checkpoint REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: In a letter seen by the Irish Mirror, the serving officer has made a number of bombshell allegations outlining an alleged culture of laziness in the force's Roads Policing Unit Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 19/6/2023 News How Victoria’s mental health crisis is robbing police resources AUSTRALIA: The number of mental health callouts responded to by Victoria Police has soared, as thousands of officers are spending hours sitting with patients waiting to receive care. Herald Sun (Australia) - Subscription at source 19/6/2023 News Police union warns more than 126 new recruits needed AUSTRALIA: More than 120 new officers will be recruited to Canberra's police force over the next five years. The announcement follows repeated complaints about the Territory having the lowest number of police per capita in the country. But for the police union, this isn't enough to bolster the force's ranks in the face of rapid population growth. ABC Radio Canberra's Anna Vidot spoke to Australian Federal Police Association president Alex Caruana about what is needed. [AUDIO] ABC News (Australia) 19/6/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion Suella Braverman urges police to ‘ramp up’ use of controversial stop and search Campaigners slam home secretary’s ‘deeply irresponsible’ comments as they warn it will target Black and ethnic minority communities The Independent 19/6/2023 News Practitioner Guidance on Criminal Exploitation This guidance aims to support a shared understanding of criminal exploitation to help assist with early identification of those at risk from serious organised crime. It is worth noting that this document also applies to criminal exploitation which is not linked to serious organised crime. Scottish Government 19/6/2023 Report City looking at non-police response to mental health calls CANADA: A proposed pilot project could see mental health professionals rather than police responding to mental health distress and substance abuse calls in Ottawa. A staff report, which goes before the community services committee on June 27, proposes an alternative emergency number to 911 and a 24-hour community based response team of mental health professionals and civilian support workers. If approved, the pilot will be rolled out in the summer of 2024 in one neighbourhood before expanding. The neighbourhood has not yet been chosen. CBC News (Canada) 19/6/2023 News Online safety bill: changes urged to allow access to social media data Online safety experts will struggle to sound the alarm about harmful content if landmark legislation does not allow independent researchers to access data from social media platforms, campaigners have warned. The government is being urged to adopt amendments to the online safety bill enabling researchers to access platform data in order to monitor harmful material. Access would be overseen by Ofcom, the communications watchdog, and would protect user privacy. The Guardian 19/6/2023 News Opportunity for an external organisation to deliver our post (firearms) incident management training We're inviting bids to deliver our post (firearms) incident management training to UK police forces College of Policing 19/6/2023 News The electrician and the burst pipe: The police response to mental health demand As the debate around the most effective police or partner agency response to those in mental health crisis continues, David Marshall, a serving officer with more than 30 years’ experience who is also a part-time policing lecturer and PhD researcher, explores how policing has become the default agency dealing with what is often a health emergency, and why any long-term strategy must recognise that law enforcement is often not the right responder. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/6/2023 Feature, Opinion Braverman on Met Police There are still inherent problems with the culture of the Metropolitan Police, Home Secretary Suella Braverman has written in a foreword to the Government response to the Report of the Daniel Morgan Independent Panel, published in June 2021. Professional Security Magazine Online 19/6/2023 News Former chief constable Olivia Pinkney appointed CBE in King’s Birthday Honours Former chief constable Olivia Pinkney has been appointed CBE for services to policing as police officers, staff and volunteers from forces across the country were recognised in the King’s first Birthday Honours List. Police Professional 19/6/2023 News Police hit by cannabis rally human rights breach claims AUSTRALIA: Victoria police officers violated human rights through excessive force and unlawful arrests at a pro cannabis rally, lawyers claim in an open letter to the state's chief commissioner. Port Maquarie News (Australia) 19/6/2023 News Private policing booms in London amid rise in retail crime London businesses are increasingly turning to private security because they claim the Met won't attend shoplifting incidents. BBC 19/6/2023 News Canberra to get 126 new police in major funding boost to increase the ACT’s officer per capita ratio AUSTRALIA: Canberra will get 126 new police officers after continued complaints about the territory having the lowest number of police per capita in Australia. ABC News (Australia) 19/6/2023 News Community perspective on training NEW ZEALAND: The voice of the community has been made a core part of the Royal New Zealand Police College (RNZPC) with the establishment of an independent advisory board. New Zealand Police 19/6/2023 News Police drones could chase down suspects High-speed police pursuits could become a thing of the past under radical plans to expand the use of drones being developed by the police chief scientific adviser. The Times - Subscription at source 19/6/2023 News Most magistrates courts in England and Wales have accessibility failings Survey reveals three-quarters are inadequate for disabled people with problems such as lack of ramps The Guardian 19/6/2023 News Suella Braverman tells police to ramp up use of stop and search UK home secretary says police have her full support in using tactic to prevent violence and save lives The Guardian 19/6/2023 News Meeting AIPM Visiting Fellow Dr Jenny Cartwright at the Australian Institute of Police Management As a part of his continuing international Policing Friendship Tour, PolicingTV Founder and Publisher, Bernard Rix, recently travelled to Australia, to film and share examples of good and excellent policing initiatives from across the country. Since the early 1960’s, the AIPM has been integral in developing police leaders, with more than 6,500 senior officials from policing attending AIPM courses and events. The Institute has both a national and global profile and reputation, for example playing a key role in the international Global Policing Innovation Exchange (GPX) Program. The GPX plays an increasingly influential role in law enforcement across the world, allowing policing leaders to share ideas and initiatives. In this third video of four, AIPM Visiting Fellow Dr Jenny Cartwright explains her work at the Institute, where she is currently on secondment from Australian Federal Police. This work includes leading syndicates on the AIPM's postgraduate diploma courses, as well as designing, organising and delivering some of the Institute's world class programmes, both within Australia and overseas.Filming took place in the week that a Women in Policing course, organised by Jenny, was being delivered. Jenny explains more about the aims, content and international nature of the course, and sets out some of the wider learning opportunities that have arisen from its delivery. Jenny also talks about her previous career at the Australian Institute for Criminology, and how that experience has benefitted both the AIPM and the Australian Federal Police. PolicingTV 19/6/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Justice Minister Helen McEntee looking for compromise with Green Party over garda use of facial recognition technology REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Justice Minister Helen McEntee has said she wants to find a compromise with Green Party coalition partners in a row over use facial recognition technology in planned garda body cameras. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 18/6/2023 News «218321842185218621872188218921902191Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
