Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104758 total results. Showing results 43801 to 43820 «218721882189219021912192219321942195Next ›Last » SaxaVord Spaceport comes on board Police volunteer scheme Police in Shetland are delighted to welcome SaxaVord Spaceport on board our Police volunteer scheme, which will allow members of its team to train as Special Constables (SPCs). Police Scotland 5/9/2022 News Grandfather left ‘confused and bruised’ by arrest after police go to wrong address An 81-year-old grandfather has been left bloodied and bruised after police went to the wrong address to investigate reports of a disturbance in the early hours of Friday morning. LBC 5/9/2022 News Bedfordshire Police refers itself to watchdog after man in 80s arrested A police force has referred itself to a watchdog after a man in his 80s was arrested following a clash that left a police officer with a cut to her face. BBC 5/9/2022 News Manhunt continues foe suspects in Saskatchewan stabbings, Police remain tight-lipped CANADA: A massive manhunt continues for two suspects accused in a series of stabbings that left 10 people dead and at least 15 others injured in rural Saskatchewan. Barrie 360 (Canada) 5/9/2022 News Quebec police watchdog investigates after man suffers fatal fall during arrest CANADA: Quebec's police watchdog is investigating after a man died during a provincial police intervention in Rimouski. CBC News (Canada) 5/9/2022 News What we know so far about tragic Tallaght triple-killing as Gardai set to launch murder probe REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardai are set to launch a full murder investigation into the deaths of three siblings who were allegedly stabbed to death at a home in Dublin on Sunday. CorkBeo (Republic of Ireland) 5/9/2022 News Workshops develop new approaches to policing challenges of wellbeing, skills, leadership, training and technology A series of workshops for UK and international delegates on key policing issues has developed recommendations to tackle some of today’s toughest policing challenges; ahead of next week’s London Policing College International Conference, where the proposals will be further debated and refined, College Managing Director and former Met Police Deputy Assistant Commissioner Rod Jarman outlines the workshop outcomes, the recommendations to date, and the potential benefits for policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/9/2022 Analysis, Feature Garda tells Lithuanian court ‘The Russians’ gang flooded Ireland with heroin and cocaine REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Garda Sergeant has given evidence to a Lithuanian court about the alleged leader of an Eastern European Organised Crime group which flooded Ireland with heroin, cocaine and other drugs using a network of “slave” dealers. Sunday World (Republic of Ireland) 5/9/2022 News Cash and cocaine seized during extensive Mayo drugs detection operation REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An extensive search has been conducted today by the Mayo Garda Drugs Detection Unit at four locations in the Castlebar area. The Connaught Telegraph (Ireland) 5/9/2022 News Court IT system ‘putting justice at risk’, staff claim An IT system is causing key information about court cases in England and Wales to change or disappear and is putting justice at risk, the BBC has been told. BBC 5/9/2022 News Victims of violent crime forced to wait for forensic examinations in Victoria due to ‘dire’ shortage of doctors AUSTRALIA: Victorian victims of sexual assault are being forced to wait in bloodied and soiled clothes, sometimes for more than a day, to see specialist forensic doctors. On some nights in Melbourne, a city of 5 million people, there are no forensic doctors available to see victims of violent crime, in a situation experts have labelled "dire". ABC News (Australia) 5/9/2022 News NT Police increase presence in Yuendumu in response to escalating destruction, violence AUSTRALIA: After weeks of incessant unrest among family groups living in the remote Central Australian community of Yuendumu, police have increased their presence in the face of escalating property destruction and violence. It comes as a three-month coronial inquest into the death of Kumanjayi Walker begins in Alice Springs, after the 19-year-old was fatally shot by NT Police Constable Zachary Rolfe in Yuendumu in 2019. ABC News (Australia) 5/9/2022 News Plans for £14.8m armed police facility in Stafford A proposed armed police training facility would cost an estimated £14.8m. The centre earmarked for Stafford would replace old blocks in poor condition and no longer fit for purpose, the Staffordshire police commissioner said. Plans include a 50m indoor firing range and training rooms. BBC 5/9/2022 News Canada stabbings: Police hunt suspects after killing spree in Saskatchewan CANADA: Canadian police have launched a huge manhunt for two men suspected of stabbing at least 10 people to death in a rampage that has shocked the nation. BBC 5/9/2022 News Canada mass stabbing: police search for two suspects after 10 killed across Saskatchewan – as it happened CANADA: Fifteen people are in hospital after attacks in 13 locations in two communities in the province The Guardian 5/9/2022 News Meeting the team at the OPCC for Devon, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly Without any question whatsoever, this was the wettest Policing Friendship Tour walk-talk-and-film that there has ever been! And there's now been around 50 Friendship Tours, with the first taking place in Devon some fifteen months ago. Despite the soaking, the video we recorded for PolicingTV covered a lot of policing ground - Devon & Cornwall's aborted merger with Dorset; the inherent challenge of policing a large, geographically elongated force attracting a significant influx of tourists each summer; improving road safety across the force; recruiting a new Chief Constable for the force; and the role of comms in behavioural change. Plus some wonderful - if wet - scenery! PolicingTV - Subscription at source 5/9/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Meeting the team at the OPCC for Devon, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly Without any question whatsoever, this was the wettest Policing Friendship Tour walk-talk-and-film that there has ever been! And there's now been around 50 Friendship Tours, with the first taking place in Devon some fifteen months ago. Despite the soaking, the video we recorded for PolicingTV covered a lot of policing ground - Devon & Cornwall's aborted merger with Dorset; the inherent challenge of policing a large, geographically elongated force attracting a significant influx of tourists each summer; improving road safety across the force; recruiting a new Chief Constable for the force; and the role of comms in behavioural change. Plus some wonderful - if wet - scenery! PolicingTV 5/9/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Mark Shaw, GITOC: ‘It’s not possible to counteract organised crime by law enforcement alone’ In the latest in a series of interviews with leading figures involved in the research and investigation of organised crime, Policing Insight’s Chris Allen spoke to Mark Shaw, Director of the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organised Crime (GITOC), about the continuing growth of criminal use of the internet, the success of GITOC, and why a global vision is crucial in the fight against organised crime. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/9/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion Watchdog considers whether police officers who got bravery awards for tackling samurai sword man acted too slowly The police watchdog is assessing whether officers given bravery awards for tackling a man wielding a samurai sword could have stopped him stabbing two men. Mail Online 5/9/2022 News Urgent warning issued to speeding drivers as cars set to be fitted with new devices. An urgent warning has been issued to drivers caught speeding as they could face stricter penalties after a new electronic tag is installed. Express 5/9/2022 News «218721882189219021912192219321942195Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
