Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115882 total results. Showing results 44641 to 44660 «222922302231223222332234223522362237Next ›Last » IOPC launches investigation after road collision in Lancaster The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) last night declared an independent investigation following a serious collision in Lancaster. Our investigation will look at the actions of Lancashire Constabulary officers, prior to the collision. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 26/5/2023 News Children’s mental health worker who sexually groomed patients on Snapchat convicted A mental healthcare assistant who groomed vulnerable underage patients at the clinic where he worked into sending sexualised images has been convicted. Daniel Knight, 32, from Burton-On-Trent in Staffordshire, was investigated by the National Crime Agency after one of his victims submitted a report via the Click CEOP tool. National Crime Agency (NCA) 26/5/2023 News Manitoba Justice names new civilian director of provincial police watchdog CANADA: A new civilian director of the province's police watchdog has been appointed by Manitoba's lieutenant governor and will step into the role this summer, Manitoba Justice Minister Kelvin Goertzen announced Friday. Roxanne Gagné, who has 25 years of experience working in the criminal justice system, will join the Independent Investigation Unit of Manitoba at the beginning of July, Goertzen said in a news release. CBC News (Canada) 26/5/2023 News Police urged to adopt tougher French-style tactics on oil activists Senior police officers are under pressure to crack down on disruptive protests after environment activists targeted the Chelsea Flower Show and slow-marched through central London. MPs said the public were “fed up to the back teeth” with the activities of various groups and that the police should use beefed-up legislation to prevent disruption by mirroring some of the methods used in France. The Times - Subscription at source 26/5/2023 News UK MPs examine Met police use of facial recognition The facial recognition system used by the UK’s largest police force is “very accurate” but when live facial recognition is used at lower face-match thresholds, a slight difference in performance between some demographics was observed, testing by the UK National Physical Laboratory (NPL) has shown. BiometricUpdate.com 26/5/2023 News Organised crime ‘infiltrating’ anti-migrant protests REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Organised crime members and far-right figures have played a role in recent escalations at anti-migrant protests. That’s according to Garda Commissioner Drew Harris, who said organised criminals are seeking to prevent the increased Garda presence asylum seekers would create in certain areas. newstalk (Republic of Ireland) 26/5/2023 News Serco fined £2.25m after custody officer killed by prisoner Security contractor Serco has been fined £2.25m for health and safety failings that led to a prisoner kicking one of its custody officers to death. BBC 26/5/2023 News Garda numbers drop below 14,000 for the first time in years REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Government committed to achieving strength of 15,000 by 2024 but efforts hampered by several factors The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 26/5/2023 News South Yorkshire mayor bids to take on police commissioner role The mayor of South Yorkshire, Oliver Coppard, is to seek formal government permission to take on the duties of police and crime commissioner (PCC). If agreed, the functions of the PCC would be integrated into the office of the mayor. BBC 26/5/2023 News Police Scotland chief’s racism remarks condemned as ‘sabotage’ Sir Iain Livingstone, who is stepping down in August, said the force was ‘institutionally racist and discriminatory’ The Times - Subscription at source 26/5/2023 News Research highlights ‘stress and pressures’ among RASSO officers The research was funded by the Home Office as part of Operation Soteria-Bluestone. New research has showcased the prevalence of pressures on RASSO officers to keep working despite "symptoms of stress and ill-health". Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/5/2023 News Police Scotland officers offended at chief’s racism remarks Police in Scotland have said their job will be made "more difficult" by the chief constable saying the force is institutionally discriminatory. Sir Iain Livingstone stressed he did not mean individual officers and staff were racist or sexist. BBC 26/5/2023 News Bruce Lehrmann inquiry: Senior officer held serious concerns about perceptions of collusion with defence AUSTRALIA: A senior ACT police officer has told an inquiry into the prosecution of Bruce Lehrmann for rape that she held serious concerns that there were perceptions her officers were colluding with lawyers for Lehrmann’s defence. The Guardian 26/5/2023 News Five Eyes Law Enforcement Group meets in Australia to combat serious crime AUSTRALIA: The Five Eyes Law Enforcement Group (FELEG) has met in Melbourne to share intelligence, strategies and operational outcomes to help keep our nations safe from criminality and safeguard the rule of law. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 26/5/2023 News By land, by air – our dogs are there NEW ZEALAND: Life is a bit more difficult for criminals on land and in the air after the latest graduation from the Police Dog Training Centre (DTC). New Zealand Police 26/5/2023 News ‘A significant development’: Eleven arrested by PSNI in John Caldwell attempted murder inquiry Nine men and two women held under Terrorism Act over February shooting incident in Omagh, Co Tyrone. The arrests of 11 people in connection with the attempted murder of senior detective John Caldwell is a “significant development” in the investigation, the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has said. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 26/5/2023 News Almost 10,000 knives taken off the streets Operation Sceptre, the national police initiative to tackle knife crime which took place last week (15 May to 21 May 2023) has seen 9,737 knives removed from our streets and 1,693 people arrested, of which 829 were related to knife crime offences. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 26/5/2023 News Missing persons: revisiting dedicated units with training and resource Lack of focus with MISPER reports are bad news for police forces and families. Issues of case handling responsibility, proper risk assessment at the initial report stage and transfer of MISPER cases between different forces have all been features of high profile incidents in recent months. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/5/2023 Analysis, Feature UK government created conditions that led to Cardiff riots, says Mark Drakeford Exclusive: Welsh first minister blames unrest that followed deaths of two boys on ‘13 years of erosion’ under Conservatives The Guardian 26/5/2023 News The dangers of realizing a new leadership role: The top five things to look out for CANADA: In Dec. 2018, I had triumphantly realized my first “big-deal” management position as Sergeant – Special Constable with the Toronto Community Housing Corporation, Community Safety Unit. Blue Line (Canada) 26/5/2023 Feature, Opinion «222922302231223222332234223522362237Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
