Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98523 total results. Showing results 44281 to 44300 «221122122213221422152216221722182219Next ›Last » Police Scotland commits to national roll-out of life-saving nasal spray Chief Constable Iain Livingstone has decided that all operational officers in Police Scotland will be trained and equipped with a life-saving nasal spray which can be given safely to people who have suffered a drug overdose. Police Scotland 18/2/2022 News Angela Rayner: police should ‘shoot terrorists and ask questions second’ Deputy Labour leader criticised for hardline stance as party ups attacks on Tory record on crime rates The Guardian 18/2/2022 News Police Scotland becomes first in UK to issue drug overdose spray to officers Police Scotland is becoming the first force in the UK to issue all of its officers with the anti-overdose spray naloxone - despite initial concerns from some officer representatives. The Herald (Scotland) 18/2/2022 News British police are hounding a journalist for his sources – it’s vital he resists Chris Mullin’s exposure of the Birmingham Six’s wrongful conviction was only possible because he was able to protect his sources The Guardian 18/2/2022 Feature, Opinion Met officers charged over alleged messages in Wayne Couzens WhatsApp group One former and two serving officers charged with sending grossly offensive messages The Guardian 18/2/2022 News All of Police Scotland’s officers to be equipped with life-saving naloxone kits after Glasgow trial Cops across Scotland will be equipped with life-saving naloxone nasal sprays after a successful pilot in Glasgow. Glasgow Live 18/2/2022 News Police chief demands the best from police and how to help officers in latest blog The chief constable of West Midlands Police has spoken of demanding the best from police and maintaining high standards. Express 18/2/2022 News Restoring public trust and confidence in the Metropolitan Police Service The timing of the recent resignation of Metropolitan Police Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick surprised many, but the damage done to public trust by a series of controversies over the previous 15 months meant the decision was far from a shock; Mark Cooper, who developed and ran the first PEEL Police Legitimacy inspections for what is now HMICFRS, explains why – and what the next Met Commissioner can do to restore confidence in the force. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/2/2022 Feature, Opinion Security alert as whistleblower reveals interviews for Whitehall jobs with ‘top secret’ access are being done via video call Vetting interviews for Whitehall jobs with access to 'top secret' information are no longer automatically conducted in person, sparking security concerns. Mail Online 18/2/2022 News Three officers’ identity who shared ‘grossly offensive texts’ with killer PC kept secret Three police officers have been charged with sharing grossly offensive messages with Sarah Everard's killer Wayne Couzens - but their names are being kept secret. Express 18/2/2022 News Life saving spray to be given to police Police Scotland Chief Constable Iain Livingstone has decided that all operational officers will be trained and equipped with Naloxone, which counters the effects of overdose from opioids such as heroin. DnG24 18/2/2022 News Talking crime with Danny Shaw: Shabnam Chaudhri PolicingTV 18/2/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video SmartWater: The forensic spray helping keep women safe The first person in the UK has been convicted and jailed for domestic abuse after being sprayed with SmartWater - a forensic liquid which shows up under ultraviolet light. The technology is being trialled by police forces in the hope of keeping women safe. BBC 18/2/2022 News Not a babysitting service: Deputy Police Commissioner defends Kimberley crime action AUSTRALIA: WA Police Deputy Commissioner Col Blanche says the force will take an agile response to dealing with the recent spate of dangerous crime across regional towns in WA’s north. [AUDIO] 6pr (Australia) 17/2/2022 News ‘Sonic weapons’ were used by police in Canberra’s protests, but only to broadcast messages rather than do harm AUSTRALIA: As thousands of anti-vax protesters descended on Canberra last weekend, police were out in force in the nation's capital, with Australian Federal Police Commissioner Reece Kershaw noting that the lack of coordination among demonstrators provided a "challenge" for law enforcement. ABC News (Australia) 17/2/2022 News A spotlight on our Police Liaison Officers AUSTRALIA: Police Liaison Officers (PLO) are employed by the Queensland Police Service to establish and maintain effective communication between diverse community groups and the police service. [VIDEO] myPolice - Queensland Police News 17/2/2022 Feature PM says Parliament occupation ‘no longer a protest’ NEW ZEALAND: The occupation on Parliament's lawn and the surrounding streets "is no longer a protest", says Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern as the stand-off with police stretches into its tenth day. 1 News (New Zealand) 17/2/2022 News Parliament protest: Vehicle towing yet to start, police ‘focus on engagement’ NEW ZEALAND: Police in Wellington are not yet towing protester vehicles blocking streets around Parliament, and say they are exercising "careful judgement" about when to start. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 17/2/2022 News Police statement regarding protest NEW ZEALAND: Police acknowledges the statement by Speaker Trevor Mallard as Chair of the Parliamentary Services Commission relating to the circumstances which would enable dialogue to occur with protestors at Parliamentary grounds. New Zealand Police 17/2/2022 News Domestic abusers ‘weaponised’ government restrictions during Covid-19 pandemic The Covid-19 lockdown saw a “substantial spike” in calls for help from victims of domestic abuse – with some abusers using pandemic restrictions as a weapon of control, new research reveals. Police Professional 17/2/2022 News «221122122213221422152216221722182219Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
