Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98635 total results. Showing results 45581 to 45600 «227622772278227922802281228222832284Next ›Last » How cybercriminals turn paper checks stolen from mailboxes into bitcoin While banking and financial transactions move increasingly towards digital platforms, criminals are resurrecting a more traditional fraud – bank check theft – to build bitcoin profits and steal identities, as Georgia State University Criminology and Criminal Justice Professor David Maimon explains. Policing Insight 12/1/2022 Analysis, Feature Met Police officer appears in court charged with 6 more rape counts bringing total to 29 sex offences against 8 women A Met Police officer has appeared in court charged with six more rape counts - bringing the total to 29 sex offences. The Sun 12/1/2022 News New Year uplift campaign targets BAME communities BAME communities are a top priority for the latest uplift recruitment campaign. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/1/2022 News Frontline is holding up despite 9.4% sickness rate, says NPCC Frontline resilience is holding up despite a near 10% absence rate, Chiefs have claimed. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/1/2022 News £92m lost to online romance fraud in past 12 months Almost £92 million has been lost through dating scams in the past 12 months, according to the latest figures from the National Fraud Intelligence Bureau (NFIB). Police Professional 12/1/2022 News Government pauses smart motorway roll-out amid safety concerns The roll-out of ‘all-lane-running’ smart motorways is being paused amid safety concerns, the Government has announced, although critics say the move does not go far enough. Police Professional 12/1/2022 News Domestic abuse complaint statistics: FOI release Information request and response under the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 Scottish Government 12/1/2022 Report Safer Streets Fund application process GUIDANCE: Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) and local authorities can apply for funding for crime prevention plans in areas affected by high levels of neighbourhood crime, such as burglary and robbery. Home Office 12/1/2022 Report German police use Covid-tracking data to hunt down witnesses to man’s death by tracking restaurant customers’ movements through vaccine passports GERMANY: German police have been criticised for using Covid-tracking data to trace contacts from bars and restaurants as part of an investigation. Mail Online 12/1/2022 News The UK is heading towards authoritarianism: just look at this attack on a minority The policing bill deliberately targets Roma, Gypsy and Traveller people, criminalising them if they move – and if they stop The Guardian 12/1/2022 Feature, Opinion Police need to be trained not to discriminate against black families in missing person cases, say experts Ethnic minority families shared their experiences of discrimination in an in-depth new study by Missing People The Independent 12/1/2022 News nding police officers to all burglaries cuts the number of offences by half, forces find as ministers are urged to make it national policy Police forces across the UK are being urged to send officers to every burglary scene after three forces saw a dramatic drop in the number of burglaries. Mail Online 12/1/2022 News Thames Valley Police PC in court over relationships A police officer has appeared in court accused of having inappropriate relationships with multiple women. BBC 12/1/2022 News Abdul Elahi: Police ‘blamed victims’ and failed to connect more than a dozen reports about online sexual predator Some of the prolific offender's 2,000 victims have complained that they felt blamed by police when reporting how they had been coerced into sending him intimate images of themselves. Sky News 12/1/2022 News Partygate: Met police fined 17,700 Londoners for lockdown breaches The Met Police have again been urged to investigate allegations of parties in Downing Street as it was revealed its officers had fined more than 17,700 Londoners for lockdown breaches. The Standard 12/1/2022 News Police innovation: Polamk publication offers disruptive thinkers’ perspective on new approaches to policing A new collection of essays published by Polamk, the Finnish Police University College, provides an insight into policing innovation, and the disruptive thinking and fresh approaches necessary to overcome some of the barriers to change; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth, a long-term Polamk collaborator, believes the collection is essential reading for police leaders and innovators worldwide. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/1/2022 Feature, Opinion Aboriginal police officer speaks out about the shocking act of racism from his new boss on his first day of the job as a cop in Western Australia AUSTRALIA: An Aboriginal police officer has told how his boss made him keep his food in a separate fridge to his colleagues in an appalling act of workplace racism. [VIDEO] Mail Online 11/1/2022 Feature, Opinion Review of controversial police neck hold recommended following inquest of Townsville man AUSTRALIA: The Qld state government has been urged to work with community on culturally-appropriate mental health responses following the inquest into the death of a 39-year-old Aboriginal man in 2018. SBS News (Australia) 11/1/2022 News Illawarra man charged with possessing child abuse material AUSTRALIA: A 23-year-old Illawarra man is due to appear before Port Kembla Local Court today (12 January 2022) after Australian Federal Police investigators charged him with possessing child abuse material. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 11/1/2022 News Police and council meet to stamp out illegal Cranmer Square rallies NEW ZEALAND: Police and Christchurch City Council staff have met to figure out how to stop Cranmer Square from being used for anti-Government protests and Destiny Church services. 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