Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100802 total results. Showing results 45761 to 45780 «228522862287228822892290229122922293Next ›Last » Police union figures charged with corruption, influencing witnesses AUSTRALIA: Two directors of Victoria’s powerful police union allegedly plotted to sabotage an internal corruption investigation by undermining potential witnesses, and one of them, Sergeant Mark Sims, now faces criminal charges for threatening a fellow police officer. The Age (Australia) 15/3/2022 News JACET investigation leads to international arrest AUSTRALIA: A man has been arrested overseas for child sexual abuse offences and a child rescued, as a result of cooperation between Australian agencies, including the South Australia Police (SAPOL), Queensland Police Service (QPS), Australian Federal Police (AFP) and the Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation (ACCCE), and international authorities. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 15/3/2022 News Intelligence agencies warned of risk of violent ‘anti-authority’ protest over Covid-19 measures in November NEW ZEALAND: Intelligence agencies had warned of possible "violent protest" in response to the Government’s Covid-19 policies, newly declassified terror reports show. Stuff (New Zealand) 15/3/2022 News NZ police approve Škoda Superb iV PHEV for operational testing NEW ZEALAND: The Škoda Superb iV was the first iV model launched in Škoda New Zealand’s family of electrified vehicles. Driven (New Zealand) 15/3/2022 News More work needed on hate speech, as parliament marks mosque attacks anniversary NEW ZEALAND: A motion in parliament to mark the third anniversary of the Christchurch Mosque terror attacks found MPs reflecting on how there’s still work to do to counter extremism and hate crimes. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 15/3/2022 News Shotgun killer had been referred to the Prevent programme, inquest hears Mass shooter Jake Davison had been reported to the Government’s counter-terrorism Prevent programme by his own mother months before he applied for a shotgun licence, an inquest has heard. Police Professional 15/3/2022 News Confidence in the police sinks in two years Approval of the police is falling steadily, and six in 10 Britons think crime is on the rise nationwide YouGov 15/3/2022 News Security and Policing 2022 Countries, territories and organisations invited by UK Defence and Security Exports (UKDSE) on behalf of the Home Office, to attend the Security and Policing 2022 event. Home Office 15/3/2022 News Manchester Arena Inquiry: Families call for ‘clear-sighted’ reports Families of those killed in the Manchester Arena attack have called on the inquiry into the atrocity to be "clear-sighted and brave". BBC 15/3/2022 News Mother of Plymouth shooter reported him to Prevent anti-terror scheme Maxine Davison, who was killed with four others, voiced concerns before Jake Davison successfully applied for shotgun licence The Guardian 15/3/2022 News How a rapist who dodged justice was caught 40 years after his crime Advances in DNA technology meant justice finally caught up with serial sex attacker Roland Long. After he was caught and jailed the woman he attacked said: 'He is the one suffering now and I am happy about that' Wales Online 15/3/2022 News Theorising Victim Decision Making in the Police Response to Domestic Abuse The paper provides a conceptual argument for the importance of understanding victim decision making in responding to cases of domestic abuse. It applies core elements of decision-making theory to illustrate how victims may undergo different forms of thinking, could be affected by bias, consider gain and loss differently, and suffer from decision inertia. Suggestions are provided on how this perspective could be used in practice to deliver a victim empowerment approach in policing. However, the paper also expresses the importance of the theory’s limitations, especially around external validity, and suggests that research across various disciplines is critical to determine whether the perspective could be placed onto an empirical footing. International Review of Victimology - Registration at source 15/3/2022 Research article $5.7M being restored to Vancouver police budget may lead to increase in property taxes: city CANADA: The Vancouver Police Department says it has won an appeal to reverse a funding cut, which means millions of dollars will go back into the agency's budget. CTV News (Canada) 15/3/2022 News The future is already here, what are we going to do about it? A provocation from Ukraine As global police leaders gather in Dubai for the World Police Summit, and with international attention focused on the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Dr Victoria Herrington, Director Knowledge at the Australian Institute of Police Management (AIPM), explores what the institution of policing stands for, why it needs to care about what’s happening in Ukraine, and what we could and should be doing to promote a shared responsibility for public safety. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/3/2022 Analysis, Feature Alberta’s police watchdog investigating 3rd fatal shooting involving EPS in as many months CANADA: Four people have been shot and killed by police in Alberta since the beginning of 2022. Global News (Canada) 15/3/2022 News Police found ‘hate-related material’ on London, Ont., terror suspect’s devices, new documents reveal CANADA: Search warrant documents unsealed by a judge also reveal that Nathaniel Veltman was not previously known to the RCMP. Veltman, who accused of deliberately targeting and killing a Muslim family, is still awaiting trial. Toronto Star (Canada) 15/3/2022 News Longford people urged to have their say on crime and safety in county REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Longford Local Community Safety Partnership (LCSP) is urging people to share their views on safety in their communities by completing the Community Safety Survey. Longford Leader (Republic of Ireland) 15/3/2022 News Integrated pathways of academic accreditation for Policing professionals Every day, developments unfold in security, whether at local, regional or global levels, that provide vibrant subjects for debate. The act of considering complex security challenges and thinking how best to formulate and communicate sensible policy alternatives in a comfortable space away from the pressures of the office proves challenging. Despite these challenges The University of Buckingham has made it possible to do both and is one of the key strengths their academic programmes. Policing Insight 15/3/2022 Advertisement, Feature Kerry Gardaí clamping down on anti-social behaviour this St Patrick’s Day REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí say they will be clamping down on anti-social behaviour this St Patrick’s Day and are urging people to celebrate it sensibly. [AUDIO] Radio Kerry (Republic of Ireland) 15/3/2022 News Councillor calls for more Garda personnel in rural Ireland to deter criminals REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Headford Councillor Mary Hoade has called on the Minister for Justice to provide more Garda personnel in rural Ireland. Midwest Radio (Republic of Ireland) 15/3/2022 News «228522862287228822892290229122922293Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
