Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115908 total results. Showing results 45541 to 45560 «227422752276227722782279228022812282Next ›Last » West Midlands Police officers in momentous talks to ballot for strike action despite ban West Midlands Police officers could strike for the first time in over a century as the force's federation heads up national talks over a proposed ballot on industrial rights. Express & Star 5/5/2023 News ‘Lower tolerance’ for disruptive protests in Windsor during coronation – TVP Disruptive protests in Windsor will be treated with a “lower tolerance level” during the coronation weekend, police have said. Police Professional 5/5/2023 News Chief commissioner makes bid to get more police back on the streets AUSTRALIA: Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Shane Patton will scale back strategic projects and non-core duties to provide reinforcements for frontline police as stations struggle to cover routine shifts amid a continuing shortfall of officers throughout the state. Suburban stations are running at up to 40 per cent under their minimum capacity, with some forced to temporarily close due to lack of staff, according to several police sources speaking anonymously to discuss internal operational matters. The Age (Australia) - Subscription at source 5/5/2023 News Gardai ‘at risk’ as armed units not allowed carry guns into border area REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Unarmed officers are being put at serious risk responding to firearm incidents in an area comprising of 16 townlands in Monaghan – as the local Armed Support Units (ASU) cannot carry weapons into the area. At last week’s Garda Representative Association conference, it was revealed how, in the last four years, there have been a number of dissident paramilitary attacks on security forces in the North which have required gardaí to enter an area known as Colman’s Island Sunday World (Republic of Ireland) 5/5/2023 News Creating a Clear Air culture: How to change everyday behaviours The findings of the recent Casey Review are likely to have the Metropolitan Police and other forces promoting their values and drawing a line in the sand over inappropriate behaviour; but workplace relationships expert Arran Heal believes the best way to develop a positive ‘Clear Air’ culture is by clearly stating behaviours the organisation wants people to exhibit, supported by training in the skills that people need. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/5/2023 Feature, Opinion Police Scotland officers ordered to shave off beards Police Scotland is planning to introduce a new clean-shaven policy for frontline officers, according to correspondence seen by the BBC. BBC 5/5/2023 News Second largest police force orders all officers to shave beards thanks to Covid The new policy, which also covers civilian staff, comes into force by the end of this month Wales Online 5/5/2023 News Windsor coronation police chief warns of ‘lower tolerance’ for protest disruption Speaking of ‘iconic’ nature of event, Christian Bunt says he will use controversial new police powers The Guardian 5/5/2023 News Suspect arrested after Serbia rocked by second mass shooting SERBIA: A gunman opened fire from a car in villages near Belgrade, killing at least eight people The Telegraph - Subscription at source 5/5/2023 News Drone ban and armed police in Liverpool amid Eurovision security National air support has also been drafted in for the event Wales Online 5/5/2023 News Serious fraud presents difficult operational choices says research Research looked at 25 cases from perspective of financial loss, high volume offending and victim impact. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/5/2023 News Police investigation into SNP is ‘grotesque circus’ Former party communications chief defends Peter Murrell The Times - Subscription at source 4/5/2023 News PSNI detective continuing recovery at home as terror threat stays severe Chief Constable Simon Byrne has vowed to 'relentlessly pursue those responsible' for the attack which left DCI John Caldwell in a critical condition for several weeks. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/5/2023 News ‘No magic overnight fixes’: Met Police chief ‘determined’ to build public trust EXCLUSIVE: Sir Mark Rowley told the Daily Express ''we will be relentless in our determination to reform and to build public trust and renew the British policing tradition of policing by consent.'' Express 4/5/2023 News Belgian police arrest seven people over terror attack plot BELGIUM: Belgian police have arrested seven people suspected of supporting Islamic State (IS) and plotting a terrorist attack, prosecutors have said. Almost all the suspects are ethnic Chechens, and three possess Belgian nationality, prosecutors said in a statement. They said: “The exact target of the planned attack has not yet been determined.” The Guardian 4/5/2023 News Police arrest 200 in raids on ’Ndrangheta mafia ITALY: More than 200 people were arrested in seven countries in the largest European crackdown on Italy’s most powerful mafia. Police said it was the biggest operation against the ’Ndrangheta, one of the largest crime networks in the world. The Times - Subscription at source 4/5/2023 News PSNI Chief Constable Simon Byrne warns impossible to police Northern Ireland if budgets are cut The PSNI Chief Constable has warned that potential funding cuts would make policing in Northern Ireland “impossible”. Simon Byrne delivered the stark message in his May report to the NI Policing Board. He says that the PSNI faces a £141m funding gap and that that could lead to closing police stations and grounding some of the police fleet. ITV News 4/5/2023 News Hamilton police’s new camera tech is on the road and reading licence plates CANADA: A Hamilton police (HPS) spokesperson says expired licence plates are the most common flags new automated licence plate readers (ALPR) have been picking up after just a couple of days on patrol. Since they rolled out ALPR on Monday, Sgt. Scott Moore from the HPS Strategic Initiative Branch says they’ve seen so many expired plates, “officers aren’t able to keep up with it.” Global News (Canada) 4/5/2023 News New police-nurse pilot program aims to help people with substance challenges CANADA: A new pilot called the Nurse and Police Team (NPT) program was launched in Windsor Thursday. The program aims to more effectively respond to non-emergency, substance-use related incidents. It will also steer people away from the criminal justice system, as well as hospital emergency rooms. Police officers will be paired with Nurses from Windsor Regional Hospital to provide immediate care and referrals to services to individuals requiring intervention before they go to the ER. CBC News (Canada) 4/5/2023 News Mother of man shot dead by Brisbane police feared he could hurt someone and ‘end up dead’, inquest hears AUSTRALIA: The mother of a man shot dead by police after stabbing a tourist in Brisbane’s central business district told healthcare workers that she was “concerned he would do something to someone and end up dead”, an inquest has heard. The Guardian 4/5/2023 News «227422752276227722782279228022812282Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
