Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98635 total results. Showing results 45461 to 45480 «227022712272227322742275227622772278Next ›Last » Over 900 arrested over Christmas 2021 on suspicion of drink or drug driving REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Almost 14,000 drivers were also clocked for speeding, stats showed Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 15/1/2022 News Police chiefs finally apologise for tasering an 80-year-old white ex-ballet dancer who was mistaken for a black suspect in his 30s An 80-year-old white ex-ballet dancer mistaken for a black suspect in his 30s and tasered in his kitchen has finally received a public apology from police chiefs. Mail Online 15/1/2022 News Police must investigate No 10 parties now, says woman arrested at Everard vigil Patsy Stevenson said the Met must examine the reports immediately if it wants to ‘have any trust with the public’. The Standard 15/1/2022 News Grieving brother rejects £25k compo from Scots cops who withheld evidence that tot who died in care was assaulted Police Scotland offered the cash to the family of toddler Alexina Kelbie, who died in care more than 60 years ago, after officers withheld evidence that she was assaulted. Daily Record 15/1/2022 News Former top cop urges Scotland Yard to probe Downing Street Party allegations Mike Barton, who was Chief Constable of Durham Constabulary until 2019, said it was the Metropolitan Police’s duty to gather evidence. Mirror 15/1/2022 News Calls for Prince Andrew to lose dukedom and police protection as Charles refuses to comment The Labour MP for York Central, Rachael Maskell, says it is "untenable" for Andrew to remain a duke, and the organisation Republic says "lots of celebrities and other high-profile people pay for their own security". Sky News 15/1/2022 News Psychiatrists warn of police and crime bill’s impact on young people Academics and clinicians say bill ‘will have a profound negative impact on young people’s mental health’ The Guardian 15/1/2022 News Police warn chippies and takeaways to be on guard for ‘strange’ crime on the rise Fish and chip shops and other fast food outlets are being targeted by criminals who are stealing cooking oil which is being processed for the black market. Daily Record 15/1/2022 News Former police chief named as new chair of Drug Deaths Taskforce A former police chief who two years ago wrote a damning report into the state of mental health services in Tayside has been named as the new chair of the Scottish Government’s Drug Deaths Taskforce. Holyrood Magazine 14/1/2022 News Forensic Science Regulator: Draft core statutory code for comment The Forensic Science Regulator has made a draft of the core statutory code available for informal comment. Forensic Science Regulator 14/1/2022 Report Coroner finds police investigation into woman’s disappearance inconsistent with evidence AUSTRALIA: A coroner has slammed Queensland Police for its shambolic response to a young woman’s disappearance. News.com.au (Australia) 14/1/2022 News Search for missing Queensland police dog PD Quizz escalates as authorities offer reward AUSTRALIA: Queensland police are investigating whether missing police dog PD Quizz has been unlawfully taken by a member of the public. ABC News (Australia) 14/1/2022 News $3.5 million cash seized, woman arrested in AFP investigation AUSTRALIA: AFP officers have seized almost $3.5 million in cash and arrested a 57-year-old woman from Western Sydney as part of Operation Avarus, the AFP’s national strategy to combat money laundering. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 14/1/2022 News Family want apology after police allegedly mock amputee gun owner NEW ZEALAND: An 81-year-old diabetic amputee was woken by armed police, removed from his home and allegedly mocked as officers seized his antique gun collection, his family say. Stuff (New Zealand) 14/1/2022 News Law experts and gun owners concerned over police use of warrantless search powers NEW ZEALAND: Police have seized almost 1500 guns in an effort to remove firearms from criminals in the wake of legal changes after the 2019 Christchurch terror attack, but some fear they are targeting lawful owners and using unnecessary search powers. Stuff (New Zealand) 14/1/2022 News Crime Concentration, African-American Density, and Racial Disparity in Police Arrests Research has focused extensively on the situational, legal, and extralegal factors of racial disparity in police practices (i.e., stops, citations, arrests). However, little quantitative analysis exists on the micro-space factors that also could lead to racial disparity in these outcomes. The primary purpose of this study is to understand whether (1) the level of African-American density and crime concentration at block groups are associated with racial disparity in police arrests, and (2) the level of crime concentration moderates the relationship between the level of African-American density and racial disparity. The results showed that African-American density was significantly and negatively related to racial disparity in police arrests. However, the level of crime concentration did not affect the racial disparity and did not moderate the relationship between African-American density and racial disparity. Crime Prevention and Community Safety - Registration at source 14/1/2022 Research article E-scooter riders warned of legal dangers faced on UK roads E-scooter riders who received the “must-have” gift at Christmas have been warned to “think twice” and check the laws before taking them out for a spin. The Standard 14/1/2022 News The untold story of how police spending was once on a tear, and isn’t anymore CANADA: The Toronto Police Services Board unanimously passed the city’s 2022 police budget this week, clearing the way for a $25-million increase that now goes to council for final approval. The Globe and Mail (Canada) 14/1/2022 Feature, Opinion Improving identification accuracy via 3D interactive lineups CANADA: Criminal identification lineups continue to be an important tool for identifying perpetrators, but new approaches are required to improve the accuracy of eyewitness identification. Blue Line (Canada) 14/1/2022 Analysis, Feature Mounties urge Supreme Court to hear bullying class action suit CANADA: Some Mounties waging a class action against the RCMP over bullying and harassment are telling the Supreme Court of Canada to reject a federal move to have the suit thrown out. Blue Line (Canada) 14/1/2022 News «227022712272227322742275227622772278Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
