Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100519 total results. Showing results 44981 to 45000 «224622472248224922502251225222532254Next ›Last » Police no longer seek to restrain a Mercedes Benz G-Wagon as part of NZ’s largest meth bust NEW ZEALAND: Police are no longer seeking to seize a matte black Mercedes Benz G-Wagon vehicle thought to be linked to the largest ever methamphetamine bust at New Zealand's border. [VIDEO] NZ Herald (New Zealand) 31/3/2022 News APCC business crime lead responds to 2021 commercial victimisation survey “The 2021 Commercial Victimisation Survey publication was issued yesterday and is a stark reminder that businesses are experiencing high volumes of crime including theft, assaults, threats and robbery,” said Sussex PCC and APCC Lead on Business Crime Katy Bourne. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 31/3/2022 News New PFEW Chair announced The new National Chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales has been announced today. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 31/3/2022 News Security stepped up as new group seeks funds for more anti-mandate protests NEW ZEALAND: Police and Parliament are on alert for more protest action from the anti-mandate movement. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 31/3/2022 News Chief Constable Simon Cole QPM All at the Police Federation of England & Wales are shocked and deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Chief Constable Simon Cole QPM. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 31/3/2022 News Met Police arrests PCSO over video appearing to show him committing sex act in a London park as Commander says ‘all decent officers are absolutely horrified and saddened’ The Met has launched a criminal probe after arresting a PCSO over a video that appeared to show him committing a sex act on a London park bench in broad daylight, MailOnline can reveal today. Mail Online 31/3/2022 News Logjam may force concessions on UK policing and borders bills Government has already decided to give ground on elections bill in an attempt to make it law before Commons is prorogued The Guardian 31/3/2022 News Rotherham: Grooming gang detective cleared of misconduct The last of 47 police officers to be investigated over their handling of historic allegations of child sex abuse in Rotherham has been cleared of misconduct. BBC 31/3/2022 News Eight Quebec police officers cited for discrimination against Black man CANADA: A Black man in Terrebonne's racial profiling complaints against police in his community have been heard as eight officers were cited by the Police Ethics Commissioner. CTV News (Canada) 31/3/2022 News $1.27M in criminal proceeds going towards multiple Sask. police agencies, victims fund CANADA: The Saskatchewan government is allocating more than $1.27-million to a number of police agencies and the Victims’ Fund. Global News (Canada) 31/3/2022 News Calgary police officers will defy order to stop wearing ‘thin blue line’ patch: union CANADA: An order to remove the thin blue line patches worn by Calgary Police Service officers over concerns they’re racially divisive will be resisted, the head of their union said Wednesday. Calgary Herald (Canada) 31/3/2022 News Man, 30s, arrested after gardai seize €140,000 worth of diamorphine in major search operation REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A man has been arrested after gardai seized €140,000 worth of diamorphine following a search operation in Dublin on Wednesday. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 31/3/2022 News ‘Like a badly watered lawn in a heatwave’ – extraordinary Garda email offers advice on growing beards REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí in Dublin have been told to "admit defeat" and shave their beards if they begin to resemble a "badly watered lawn in a heatwave". Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 31/3/2022 News Garda counter-espionage resources under review due to Ukraine war – Harris REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda’s preparedness, and the level of resources available, for counter-espionage and State security investigations is under review in direct response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has said. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 31/3/2022 News HMCIC Scotland Gill Imery: Reflections highlight ‘tangible improvements’ following period of change and transition HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary in Scotland, Gill Imery QPM, leaves her post tomorrow (1 April) after four years leading HMICS; Mrs Emery, who will be succeeded by Craig Naylor (currently Deputy Director of Investigations at the National Crime Agency), shared her reflections on the challenges and achievements for the Inspectorate and Police Scotland during a tumultuous period of policing globally. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 31/3/2022 Feature, Opinion European Police Congress getting even bigger The European Police Congress will be taking place this year on 11 and 12 May. It will be even broader and more international than in previous years. The event is now to take place in hub27 on the Berlin exhibition grounds. Policing Insight 31/3/2022 Advertisement, Feature Due Process in Police-Led Prosecutions: Views of Ghanaian Police Prosecutors Criminal prosecutions led by police officers are integral to justice delivery in some common-law countries. The cooperation and participation of interested parties, particularly victims and witnesses, are important for successful prosecutions because most police prosecutors are not lawyers. Prosecutors adherence to due process when handling cases can secure parties’ willing cooperation and participation. However, is due processes followed during police-led prosecutions of criminal cases? This study uses interview data from police prosecutors to explore police-led prosecutions in Ghana. Results show that police prosecutors do not pay significant attention to pre-trial conferencing with disputed parties. In addition, prosecutors non-adherence to due process is aggravated by irregular training and professional development, inadequate professional competence, and lack of pre-trial procedural uniformity and clarity. Finally, the article discusses the implication of the results for theory and police prosecution policies. International Journal of Police Science & Management - Registration at source 31/3/2022 Research article A new mode of protection “The time is come,” Sir Robert Peel argued in the House of Commons in 1828, “when…we may fairly pronounce that the country has outgrown her police institutions…” After a vigorous debate, the House of Commons agreed with him, and the following year the Metropolitan Police was established, ushering in a new era of policing in this country. [pdf] The Police Foundation 31/3/2022 Report European migrant smuggling centre 6th annual report EUROPE: I am pleased to present the sixth edition of the annual report of the European Migrant Smuggling Centre (EMSC). [pdf] Europol 31/3/2022 Report Joint investigation teams to tackle international crimes committed in Ukraine As the conflict in Ukraine continues, so too does the pressure to ensure that international crimes committed during the Russian invasion are fully investigated and prosecuted; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth looks at the steps being taken by EU states to establish the collaboration and co-operation needed to respond to such crimes, and the role law enforcement is likely to play in bringing people to justice. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 31/3/2022 Analysis, Feature «224622472248224922502251225222532254Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
