Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100394 total results. Showing results 44161 to 44180 «220522062207220822092210221122122213Next ›Last » ‘Well overdue,’ David Pocock urges better resourcing for ‘lowest paid’ Australian Federal Police AUSTRALIA: Independent ACT Senate candidate David Pocock has entered the khaki election, criticising the Morrison government for a "big fail" with Solomon Islands diplomacy and pointing to the Australian Federal Police being "overlooked", both nationally and in the capital. The Canberra Times (Australia) 25/4/2022 Feature, Opinion NSW Police IT system lacks auto-alerts for domestic violence offenders AUSTRALIA: Officers forced to search manually for past crimes, report finds. IT News (Australia) 25/4/2022 News Queensland police update procedures after promising to act on officers accused of domestic violence AUSTRALIA: The Queensland police service appears to have balked at substantial reform to the way it handles officers who are accused of domestic violence, after promising to act on a “concerning increase” in the volume of complaints. The Guardian 25/4/2022 News Broken promise: Wellington central city safety strategy ‘not working’ NEW ZEALAND: A $7.7 million initiative to make Wellington's central city safer appears to be failing to curb crime. Stuff (New Zealand) 25/4/2022 News, Video Heart-breaking weekend on the road, we all need to do better NEW ZEALAND: Police and Waka Kotahi are reminding people it takes everyone to get to no one. New Zealand Police 25/4/2022 News Drones over Waiouru: Responders join forces for drone pilot training NEW ZEALAND: As the use of drones has been rapidly evolving over the past decade they are proving to be invaluable in emergency situations. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 25/4/2022 News Force introduces ‘wellbeing boxes’ to support neurodiverse victims and witnesses Wellbeing boxes to support vulnerable victims and witnesses when attending a police station have been introduced by Durham Constabulary. Police Professional 25/4/2022 News ‘Unacceptable gap’ between victims of stalking and specialist support services To mark the start of National Stalking Awareness Week in the UK, the Suzy Lamplugh Trust is calling for specialist funding to bridge the “unacceptable gap” between victims and support services. Police Professional 25/4/2022 News No London shooting deaths in six months as police say gun trade stifled Met says drug gangs in capital finding it difficult to source and move around firearms The Guardian 25/4/2022 News Met Police will root out corrupt officers with ‘sophisticated’ new technology that monitors phones and computers for ‘alarming’ key words The Met Police will root out rogue officers with 'sophisticated' new technology that can monitor officers' emails and work phones for 'alarming' words in a bid to stamp out its culture of sexism and racism. Mail Online 25/4/2022 News Police officer seduced gay rape survivor he was supposed to be helping A serving British police officer inappropriately seduced a gay sexual assault survivor – and the officer’s identity was obscured by officials to protect him from “harm”. Pink News 25/4/2022 News How the N.S. gunman convinced people not to report mock cruiser before mass shooting CANADA: Many people knew about the gunman's fully marked replica RCMP cruiser before he used it in Nova Scotia's mass killing, but didn't report it to police based on the various lies he told them about why he had the vehicle and whether it was legal. CBC News (Canada) 25/4/2022 News Volunteers help strengthen community connections for Delta Police CANADA: Volunteers are at the forefront for many programs and services that the Delta Police Department offers in our community. Delta Optimist (Canada) 25/4/2022 News Edmonton has had most fatal police shootings in Canada this year, data shows CANADA: More people have lost their lives in police officer-involved shootings in Edmonton this year than in any other place in Canada, according to statistics gathered by CBC News. CBC News (Canada) 25/4/2022 News Garda watchdog seeks witnesses in appeal over death of Craig Gifford (21) REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Ombudsman is seeking witnesses or camera footage of a crash in the Ashtown area of Dublin last Wednesday after which a young man was reported missing and his body discovered on Saturday. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 25/4/2022 News Home Office seeks £140k deployment director for delayed Emergency Services Network rollout Late and over-budget programme aims to equip 300,000 frontline staff with 4G communications technology Civil Service World 25/4/2022 News Criminal cartels warned they will be hunted down like Kinahans REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Criminal cartels face a new policing strategy where they and their money can be hunted across the world, Minister for Justice Helen McEntee has said. Extra.ie (Republic of Ireland) 25/4/2022 News Average speed safety cameras come into force on busy Limerick motorway REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Motorists travelling on the M7 motorway are being reminded that average speed safety cameras are now operational on a section of the motorway between Limerick and Nenagh. Limerick Live (Republic of Ireland) 25/4/2022 News Police Risk Assessment and Case Outcomes in Missing Person Investigations In England and Wales, police consider potential harm in missing person investigations using graded risk assessment. Using 4746 missing person reports made to one police force in 2015, we investigate the extent to which age, sex and police risk factors predict high-risk classifications and harmful case outcomes. We find age, sex and specific risk factors including out of character behaviour and suicide risk increased the likelihood of high-risk classifications, whilst other risk factors including physical/mental illness and drug/alcohol misuse increased the likelihood of harmful outcomes. We also find certain risk factors reduced the likelihood of high-risk classifications and harmful outcomes. Police Journal 25/4/2022 Research article Why the police in England and Wales must do more than just learn lessons Recent reforms to the police complaints and discipline system in England and Wales have emphasised lesson-learning rather than discipline; University of Bristol Law Lecturer Dr Claire Torrible argues that as a result of the changes, police professional standards departments now have greater autonomy but less accountability. Policing Insight 25/4/2022 Feature, Opinion «220522062207220822092210221122122213Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
