Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115936 total results. Showing results 46301 to 46320 «231223132314231523162317231823192320Next ›Last » Canadian coroners starting to reject excited delirium as cause of police-related deaths CANADA: North American doctors and psychiatrists are also questioning contentious explanation for sudden deaths. CBC News (Canada) 17/4/2023 News New AFP headquarters to solve crime faster AUSTRALIA: The AFP has boosted its edge against serious organised crime with a new Victorian headquarters that will enable investigators to solve crime faster. The new headquarters, officially opened today by AFP Commissioner Reece Kershaw and Federal Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus KC (17 April, 2023), integrates the latest forensic technology and will allow investigators to access evidence quicker during complex investigations. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 17/4/2023 News New police unit cracking down on retail crime NEW ZEALAND: Police are hailing the success of their new National Retail Investigation Support Unit, which has already led to 1000 retail crime charges being laid against 178 offenders after less than a year of operation. The unit was formed in May 2022 to address patterns of high-priority repeat retail offending across the country. Times Online (New Zealand) 17/4/2023 News Thousands of hospital sex attacks reported to police in past four years Police figures show 6,539 reports of sexual assault in hospital settings since 2019 but only four per cent led to a charge or summons The Telegraph - Subscription at source 17/4/2023 News Murdered Ava White’s mother calls for more police powers against young offenders Leeann White says new stop and search rules that apply to adults with criminal records should also be used on offenders as young as 12. Express 17/4/2023 News College wants new support offer to be ‘in the consciousness of forces’ Ch Supt David Marshall is now supporting forces with performance issues in is new Home Office-funded role as the College's National Performance Improvement Lead. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/4/2023 News Proposed PSNI cuts ‘potentially disastrous’ for public and officers The DoJ has told the PSNI that there will be a further 4.75% cut to its baseline, meaning an extra £35m must be saved on top of the £107m shortfall previously identified. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/4/2023 News Hamburg shooting highlights importance of protecting places of worship from terror attack In the fourth in a month-long series of articles exploring the EU-funded PROTECTOR project, which aims to design, develop and deliver the next generation of measures to enhance the protection of places of worship and their congregations, Policing Insight’s Andy Staniforth looks at the rapid response to the recent religious attack in Hamburg, and highlights project recommendations for law enforcement regarding the safety of religious communities and sites. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/4/2023 Analysis, Feature Katie Price vows to expose Met Police trolls that mocked her son Katie Price has hit out at the Metropolitan Police’s failure to “punish and expose” officers who traded “horrific” WhatsApp messages, including ones that mocked her disabled son. The Times - Subscription at source 17/4/2023 News Use of stop and search will be ‘intelligence-led’ under new MPS policing plan The Metropolitan Police Service’s (MPS) use of stop and search will be “intelligence-led” under new plans to tackle violent crime, Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has insisted. Police Professional 17/4/2023 News Poole: Police force refers itself to watchdog after teen biker dies in crash A police force will refer itself to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) after a teenage motorcyclist died following a crash. BBC 17/4/2023 News Other police forces have higher rates of sexual misconduct and racism claims than Met Guardian investigation also reveals stark differences between forces in approaches to recording complaints The Guardian 17/4/2023 News Regulating police detention: a case study of custody visiting This thesis investigates the work of custody visiting in police stations. Custody visitors make what are supposed to be random and unannounced visits to custody blocks in all parts of England and Wales. They check on the welfare of detainees being held in University of Birmingham 17/4/2023 Research article Millions of UK drivers risk losing licence with police continuing roadside eye tests Motorists are being warned of driving with impaired vision, as one expert exclusively told Express.co.uk about the possibility of having people take regular eyesight tests to reduce the risk of an accident. Express 17/4/2023 News 2022 Annual report CANADA: With 2022 marking the end of our current Strategic Plan cycle, it’s an opportune time to look back on how much has changed, how many accomplishments we’ve made, and how much more we can progress in the name of public safety. [pdf] Edmonton Police Commission (Canada) 17/4/2023 Report Visiting Humberside Police’s Vulnerability Hub team (Part 1) In this first of two videos focusing on the Humberside's Vulnerability Hub team based near Hull, we hear from Detective Superintendent Phil Booker of the Vulnerability Hub about the work of the Hub, how the Hub has delivered such significant improvements in performance, and also about his own journey in policing. PolicingTV 17/4/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Police attacked during Birmingham Ramadan stalls crackdown Bottles have been thrown at police during an operation to crack down on illegal street market stalls during Ramadan, officers said. BBC 16/4/2023 News New lower education level entry route creates ‘two track system’ Federation says new Level 5 entry route is "ill-conceived.". Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/4/2023 News Degrees of disgruntlement Forces starting to offer degree apprentices the option to jump ship onto a non-degree entry route should be seen as a distress flare by the NPCC and College of Policing. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/4/2023 Feature, Opinion Deputy Commissioner of Victoria Police admits some members are ‘slack’ when investigating low-level crimes AUSTRALIA: Deputy Commissioner of Regional Operators at Victoria Police Rick Nugent admits some members can be "slack" when it comes to investigating minor crimes. The comments come after reports in the Herald Sun tens of thousands of low-level crimes remain unsolved due to resourcing issues. [AUDIO] ABC News (Australia) 16/4/2023 News «231223132314231523162317231823192320Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
