Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115881 total results. Showing results 44321 to 44340 «221322142215221622172218221922202221Next ›Last » Police won’t look for ‘low risk’ missing persons Police won't look for 'low risk' missing persons. Overstretched officers will no longer seek patients who discharge themselves from hospital or children. The Metropolitan Police commissioner claimed officers spend 10,000 hours a month dealing with mental health cases when they could be fighting crime. The Times - Subscription at source 4/6/2023 News Scammer ‘sounded eerily like my daughter’ as UK worst in world for cybercrime EXCLUSIVE: Scammers appeared to perfectly mimic the way Jayne's daughter speaks as Brits lose thousands to the scheme every year. A grandmother lost over £2,300 to scammers that managed to perfectly mimic her daughter’s way of speaking. Express 4/6/2023 News Sexually motivated burglary led to death of Kaikohe woman Linda Woods, police believe NEW ZEALAND: Police believe a sexually motivated burglary is how an incident that led to the death of an elderly woman started. Police are seeking a man who fled barefoot without his shorts after breaking into a house in Kaikohe, Northland, where Linda Woods, 71, died on the night of Thursday 1 June. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 4/6/2023 News Three police officers injured in County Durham knife attack Officers injured while checking on an individual in Billingham and taken to hospital to receive stitches. Three police officers were taken to hospital after being injured in a knife attack in north-east England on Friday evening. Officers attended an address in County Durham to carry out a welfare check on an individual. The Guardian 3/6/2023 News Australian intelligence’s secret hand in bringing down the Bali bombers AUSTRALIA: For two long and intensely frustrating weeks after bombs tore through Bali's nightclub strip, investigators had no idea who was responsible for killing 202 people, including 88 Australians. ABC News (Australia) 3/6/2023 News Man (20s) arrested as gardaí seize over €80k of cocaine in major Longford drugs seizure REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A man has been arrested and over €80,000 worth of cocaine seized in a major drugs seizure in Longford town, the Leader can exclusively reveal. A man has been arrested and over €80,000 worth of cocaine seized in a major drugs seizure in Longford town, the Leader can exclusively reveal. Longford Leader (Republic of Ireland) 3/6/2023 News Met officer who stalked woman he met while on duty loses his job Pc Jonathan Simon, 44, who had been given a 16-week suspended jail sentence at magistrates' court, was this week dismissed from the force at a disciplinary hearing. Express 3/6/2023 News Revealed: Nearly 30 police staff under investigation by anti-corruption unit NEW ZEALAND: Nearly 30 police staff are under investigation across the country by a dedicated anti-corruption unit, it can be revealed. The National Integrity Unit (NIU), was announced in 2020 after former Auckland police officer was uncovered as an informant for the criminal underworld. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 3/6/2023 News Edmonton police, sheriff partnership extended to end of year CANADA: A pilot program between the Edmonton Police Service and Alberta Sheriffs aimed at curbing crime in the city’s core has been extended. Edmonton Journal (Canada) 3/6/2023 News Police chief wants more uniformed officers in Ottawa schools CANADA: Ottawa's police chief is hoping to get more uniformed officers back into schools, two years after the city's largest school board ended its school resource officer program and started requiring police to take off their uniforms when appearing as guests in classrooms. CBC News (Canada) 3/6/2023 News Garda facing prosecution over N7 pursuit of burglary gang is ‘in limbo’ as summons has yet to be issued REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A garda who is facing criminal prosecution over a car chase in which three men died on the N7 in Dublin remains “in limbo” as the DPP has yet to issue a summons. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 3/6/2023 News ‘Freedom of expression’ protected in new police rules on hate crime A new code of practice for the police comes into effect today that will protect freedom of speech by ensuring officers record non-crime hate incidents only when absolutely necessary. It introduces a threshold for the police to record the personal information of someone for hate incidents that do not constitute a crime. The Times - Subscription at source 3/6/2023 News Three police officers injured in County Durham knife attack Three police officers were taken to hospital after being injured in a knife attack in north-east England on Friday evening. Officers attended an address in County Durham to carry out a welfare check on an individual. The Guardian 3/6/2023 News Met officers accused of not assisting in inquiry of man who drowned in Thames The Metropolitan police’s reputation on racism is again under scrutiny after it emerged that officers involved in the death of a man who was Tasered on a London bridge are under investigation for allegedly failing to cooperate with an official inquiry into the high-profile tragedy. The Guardian 3/6/2023 News Met officer who led VIP abuse claims inquiry is removed from senior UK role The former police officer who led Scotland Yard’s disastrous investigation into claims of a VIP paedophile ring has been removed from a senior role with the National Crime Agency (NCA) after it was found he had a case to answer for gross misconduct. The Guardian 3/6/2023 News New Zealand Police goes pure-electric with BMW i4 trial NEW ZEALAND: The New Zealand Police has unveiled a new electric vehicle (EV) to be trialled for police use over the next six months in a $1.7 million operation. The BMW i4, which has a range of 590km and can be fully charged in two hours, will be used as a motorway patrol car. Driven (New Zealand) 3/6/2023 News Role of Training Comprehensiveness and Resource Commitment in Enhancing the Police Performance Leading to Development of Public Trust The present study assessed the training needs of police officials appointed at the constabulary level in the Indian police department, along with analyzing the role of resource commitment in moderating the relationship between training comprehensiveness (TC) and police investigation performance (PIP) of police officials. Relationship shared between PIP and public trust has also been studied with the help of the data received from 480 police officials that was analyzed using confirmatory factor analysis and regression analysis. Results showed that resource commitment moderated positively in between TC and PIP and PIP had a significant positive relationship with public trust. It can be inferred from the study that training needs of officials if assessed well and are supported through resources could result in better investigation performance eventually developing trust of the general public towards the police officials. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Subscription at source 3/6/2023 Research article Epsom Derby: Protester tackled to ground after running onto race track A protester has been arrested by police at the Epsom Derby after running onto the race track. The Independent 3/6/2023 News, Video Can the Met stop responding to mental health calls? ‘The basic mission for which the police exist is to prevent crime and disorder.’ Those are the words of Sir Robert Peel, widely regarded as the founder of modern policing. In 1829, as home secretary, he established the Metropolitan Police in London, the first full-time professional force. The Spectator 3/6/2023 Feature One-legged UK crime boss on the run for five years extradited from Thailand and jailed Richard Wakeling, 55, was arrested at a garage in Thailand and is now serving an 11-year sentence in the UK for masterminding an £8million drug deal. Mirror 3/6/2023 News «221322142215221622172218221922202221Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
