Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115881 total results. Showing results 44241 to 44260 «220922102211221222132214221522162217Next ›Last » Meeting Lara Chambers of Fortem: Celebrating First Responder Day Lara Chambers, Fortem's Regional Lead for Western Australia, explains more about First Responder Day on 7th June, and Fortem's work with First Responders. Fortem is a charity that focuses on providing support - whether on mental health and well being, on career management, or on clinical care - to First Responders and their families across Australia. PolicingTV 6/6/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Correspondence relating to Transgender Prisoners: FOI Review Information request and response under the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 Scottish Government 5/6/2023 Report Town sees anti-social behaviour drop by almost half after introducing just one ‘bobby on the beat’ Cumbria Police hope other forces across the UK will take note and reintroduce more local ‘beat’ policing The Telegraph - Subscription at source 5/6/2023 News New FCN videos to help explain the accreditation journey FCN has released a suite of new videos and written guides to help police forces get ready to meet the Forensic Science Regulator's (FSR) requirements from later this year [VIDEO]. Forensic Capability Network 5/6/2023 Video Reading terrorist had assault charge dropped weeks before attack, court told CPS and Home Office had ‘miscommunication’ over Khairi Saadallah, who went on to kill three, pre-inquest review hears The Guardian 5/6/2023 News Police in Manchester ‘far better prepared’ for terror attack, inquiry is told Police in Manchester will be “far better prepared” for a terror attack after the arena bombing but other forces in the country should be doing more, a deputy chief constable said. Lancashire Telegraph 5/6/2023 News Politician calls for free public transport for gardai and soldiers – to tackle anti-social behaviour REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Free public transport for Gardai and Defence Forces members when they are on and off duty would help to stamp out anti-social behaviour, it has been claimed. Senator Aidan Davitt, a spokesperson for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation is calling for Gardai and Defence Forces members to be given free travel on public transport in a bid to address the “scourge” of anti-social behaviour. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 5/6/2023 News Why legally qualified chairs are key to helping build public confidence in policing As the Government hints at giving more powers to chief officers at police misconduct hearings, PFEW Conduct and Performance Lead Phil Jones discusses the history of legally qualified chairs at hearings and their vital role in maintaining an impartial, fair and transparent system for the police and public Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 5/6/2023 News Police fail to solve single burglary in half of neighbourhoods in last three years Analysis reveals no break-ins were resolved in 48.2 per cent of neighbourhoods across England and Wales in the three years to March 2023 The Telegraph - Subscription at source 5/6/2023 News ICO issues reprimand after suspects get hold of witness’ address A TVP officer had released contextual information to a Housing Authority. Thames Valley Police has been issued with a reprimand after an officer "inappropriately" disclosed contextual information about a witness to a Housing Authority. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/6/2023 News Survey aims to identify emerging workforce challenges in policing and wider justice sector Since 2010, Skills for Justice has conducted regular large-scale national surveys to provide a comprehensive picture of new and emerging workforce challenges in policing and the wider criminal justice system. Police Professional 5/6/2023 News Hopeless police giving muggers the green light Yes, the police need more resources. But to put those resources to proper use means a wholesale change of mindset, writes Stephen Pollard. Express 5/6/2023 Feature, Opinion Search for human remains begins after Surry Hills fire AUSTRALIA: Human remains could be found in the rubble of a fire that tore through a building in Sydney’s Surry Hills. The West Australian (Australia) 5/6/2023 News Indigenous deaths in custody at record high and public perception of police worst in 10 years, report finds AUSTRALIA: Indigenous deaths in custody are at their highest in the 15 years that records have been kept while public perceptions of the honesty and fairness of police officers has reached a 10-year low, according to new data from the federal Productivity Commission. The Guardian 5/6/2023 News Met Police officer charged with assault by beating relating to arrest of man in Romford A Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officer is due in court tomorrow to face a charge of assault by beating relating to the arrest of a man in Romford, east London in November 2022. Police Constable Jonathan Marsh, 33, who is attached to the East Area Command will attend Westminster Magistrates’ Court on 6 June. He has been charged in connection with an ongoing investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC). Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 5/6/2023 News PSNI officers attacked after hoax security alert Officers were responding to reports of a suspicious object on Friday evening. Petrol bombs, paint cans and pieces of masonry were thrown at PSNI officers on Friday evening while they were responding to a security alert which was later declared a hoax. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/6/2023 News Three officers injured while responding to welfare call All three were taken to hospital to receive stitches for the injuries. Three police officers required stitches after being injured in a knife attack in County Durham on Friday evening. Officers attended an address on Corfe Crescent, Billingham, at around 10.15pm following a concern for welfare report. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/6/2023 News PC sacked after sharing images of detainees via personal phone The misconduct hearing followed an IOPC investigation. A South Yorkshire PC has been dismissed without notice after he shared images of people in custody via his personal WhatsApp. PC Owen Davies has sent the photos, along with "inappropriate and derogatory" comments to current and former colleagues. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/6/2023 News Charges preventing deportation of terrorist dropped before attack A Libyan refugee behind the Reading terror attack could not be deported as he was facing a trial accused of eating a mattress at a police station, an inquest has heard. The perpetrator of the Reading terror attack was unable to be deported due to impending charges of being drunk and disorderly and damaging property, an inquest has heard. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/6/2023 News ‘No improvement’ in disclosure standards in PSNI files A Criminal Justice Inspection of file quality, disclosure and case progression in Northern Ireland has found that disclosure continues to be a "problem area". PSNI officers have accepted that disclosure is a "problem area that [is] not well understood", a Northern Ireland Criminal Justice Inspection [CJI] has found. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/6/2023 News «220922102211221222132214221522162217Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
