Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115908 total results. Showing results 45321 to 45340 «226322642265226622672268226922702271Next ›Last » Juror responsible for Bruce Lehrmann mistrial also held out on conviction, inquiry told AUSTRALIA: The juror who brought outside material into Bruce Lehrmann’s rape trial was also the juror holding out on a conviction, an inquiry has heard. The Guardian 11/5/2023 News Vigilante fears: Queensland man accused of chasing stolen car had ‘edged weapons’, police say AUSTRALIA: Queensland police say they arrested and charged an alleged vigilante caught with “edged weapons” while attempting to pursue stolen cars in Rockhampton, amid heightened tensions in the local community. The Guardian 11/5/2023 News Sydney man jailed over importation of 100kg of meth AUSTRALIA: A Sydney man has been sentenced to 11 years’ jail for his role in a plan to import 100 kilograms of methamphetamine from Canada via air cargo. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 11/5/2023 News ‘An exciting space to work in’ NEW ZEALAND: Appointed to the position of National Coordinator Family Harm Partnerships, Invercargill’s Sergeant Mel Hinga is bringing all her experience, and more, to the high-profile role. New Zealand Police 11/5/2023 News Regulations pave the way for first comprehensive digital Firearms Registry NEW ZEALAND: With the release today of the Arms Amendment Regulations enabling New Zealand’s first comprehensive digital Firearms Registry, licence holders can now see how the new Registry will work, and what information they will need to begin providing from 24 June 2023. New Zealand Police 11/5/2023 News More than £1.2bn lost to fraud in the UK in 2022 More than £1.2 billion was stolen by criminals through authorised and unauthorised fraud in 2022, according to new data from banking and finance industry group UK Finance. Police Professional 11/5/2023 News Improvements in vetting but not all forces can demonstrate ‘acceptable progress’, review finds His Majesty’s Inspector of Constabulary Matt Parr says there have “undoubtedly been improvements” following the inspectorate’s report into vetting, misconduct and misogyny in the police service. Police Professional 11/5/2023 News Vetting, misconduct and misogyny in the police service: review of progress Today we have published a letter to the Home Secretary setting out the progress police forces have made so far against the 43 recommendations in our November 2022 vetting, misogyny and misconduct report. 12 HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 11/5/2023 Report Police recruits with links to domestic abuse and sex offenders ‘still being appointed’ England and Wales watchdog says vetting processes inadequate in 13 cases over two-month period, despite overhaul The Guardian 11/5/2023 News Government seeks advice on ‘monkey dust’ The harms of synthetic cathinones are to be re-assessed, to see if some or all, including ‘monkey dust’, may need reclassifying. Home Office 11/5/2023 News Police force releases statement after shocking video shows ‘officer attacking man’ Police say they are investigating after two videos posted online appeared to show a man being left bloodied after he was punched several times by an officer during an arrest Mirror 11/5/2023 News Scrutiny of Police Scotland must be reviewed say Labour in Glasgow Police Scotland and local accountability of the force should be reviewed on the 10th anniversary of the service, according to Labour councillors in Glasgow. Glasgow Times 11/5/2023 News Hamilton police to update board members on drone program amid privacy concerns CANADA: Hamilton Police Services (HPS) is set to provide its board with an update on its drone program amid concerns about privacy and transparency. CBC News (Canada) 11/5/2023 News One OPP officer dead, two others injured in shooting east of Ottawa: police CANADA: One officer is dead and two others were injured early Thursday morning after they were shot in a small village east of Ottawa, Ontario Provincial Police said. Blue Line (Canada) 11/5/2023 News Safety risks in electric vehicle crashes: Suggestions for law enforcement officers on the scene of a serious wreck CANADA: You are the first officer at the scene of a serious vehicle crash and you suspect one of the damaged vehicles is a hybrid or fully electric vehicle. There may be people still inside and bystanders milling about. What is the first thing you do? Blue Line (Canada) 11/5/2023 Feature ‘Life changing’ injuries for Garda after drug dealer tries to flee REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda sustained serious injuries to his neck and back while in pursuit of a man, who was attempting to evade arrest while in possession of over €17,000 worth of cocaine. Donegal Live (Republic of Ireland) 11/5/2023 News Policing groups criticise GSOC’s plan to prosecute garda in connection with fatal pursuit crash REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Garda being prosecuted for a fatal crash that occurred when he was pursuing three men in 2021 has not been made aware of the exact charge he is facing. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 11/5/2023 News AGSI and GSOC in dispute over N7 garda charge REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A dispute has broken out between the Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors (AGSI) and the Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission's (GSOC) after it emerged that a garda was to be charged in connection with a fatal collision. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 11/5/2023 News Vetting, misconduct and misogyny in the police service: review of progress Following the publication of our report into vetting, misconduct and misogyny in the police service, the Home Secretary asked HMICFRS to provide an urgent update on the progress police forces in England and Wales have made. On 11 May 2023, Matt Parr, His Majesty’s Inspector of Constabulary, wrote to the Home Secretary and addressed the police service’s progress against the 43 recommendations and 5 areas for improvement HMICFRS made in the report. HMI Parr’s letter summarised our main findings and provided an annex with additional detail, including an explanation of the work we have done to verify police force self-assessments. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 11/5/2023 Report The rise and fall of emotional intelligence in police risk assessments of domestic abuse The policing of domestic abuse is a significant and problematic element of the frontline officer’s everyday business. Finding ways through which we can improve officers’ interactions with female victims has been none more pressing than in the post covid period, as the increase in domestic abuse continues to rise. This paper is based upon research of frontline officers as leaders in the practice of policing domestic abuse across four police areas and their perspective of emotional intelligence in risk assessing domestic incidents. What it revealed is two-fold; firstly, the considerable decline in its use with those officers who have attended multiple incidents of domestic abuse and how this decline has a negative impact on a victim’s long-term protection. Secondly, the motivation to find ways in which emotional intelligence can be reinvigorated and developed as a frontline leadership skill. Crime Prevention and Community Safety - Subscription at source 11/5/2023 Research article «226322642265226622672268226922702271Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
