Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115936 total results. Showing results 46421 to 46440 «231823192320232123222323232423252326Next ›Last » ‘Positive comments’ in HMICFRS report welcomed by chief constable The chief constable of Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary has praised the “clear evidence” in the latest inspection report of the “great service” being delivered by his officers, staff and volunteers. Police Professional 13/4/2023 News Sixty years after the last one, is now the time for a Royal Commission into policing in England and Wales? With concerns over the ever-expanding police mission and political interference in policing, continuing doubts about the efficacy of the 43-force structure in England and Wales, anger over pay and conditions and a legitimacy crisis reminiscent of that of the late 1950s, a new Royal Commission into policing could be the best way to determine what we expect of the police service, and how it is going to achieve those aims, argues former officer and University of Derby Policing Lecturer Tom Andrews. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/4/2023 Feature, Opinion Forces roll out new Taser designed to provide officers with better protection A new version of the Taser which can be used from different distances to subdue offenders is being supplied to police officers by two forces. Police Professional 13/4/2023 News Home Office cuts ‘unnecessary red tape’ to give officers more time to focus on solving crimes Police will have more time to prioritise victims of crime and bring criminals to justice under new rules announced today to cut “unnecessary red tape” when recording crime. Police Professional 13/4/2023 News Police officers holding sombre parade, funeral for Sgt. Maureen Breau in Trois-Rivières, Que. CANADA: The funeral for Sgt. Maureen Breau, the Sûreté du Québec police officer who was stabbed and killed two weeks ago while making an arrest, will take place in Trois-Rivières today following a three-kilometre parade of thousands of officers in mourning. CBC News (Canada) 13/4/2023 News Panel to release roadmap for Thunder Bay, Ont., police reform CANADA: An independent expert panel is set to release recommendations to reform the Thunder Bay Police Service and the board overseeing it, following calls for more Indigenous representation in top positions. Global News (Canada) 13/4/2023 News, Video Memory, recovered memory and false memory in sexual assault and homicide investigations: Part 2 CANADA: In the last edition of Blue Line, we discussed the topic of false memories. Memory is malleable; details can be distorted, and wholly false memories can be implanted. Blue Line (Canada) 13/4/2023 Feature Offaly man sent for trial on drugs and money laundering charges REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A man has been sent forward to Tullamore Circuit Court accused of drugs and money laundering charges. Offaly Live 13/4/2023 News Simeon Burke alleges he was not told why he was being arrested as inquiry ordered REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A High Court judge has ordered an investigation into the legality of the detention of Simeon Burke in a Dublin jail. Extra.ie (Republic of Ireland) 13/4/2023 News Calls for increased Garda presence following incidents in Athenry and Moycullen REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: There are renewed calls for increased local Garda presence following two incidents in Athenry and Moycullen. [AUDIO] Connacht Tribune (Republic of Ireland) 13/4/2023 News Police begin to use new interview technology Three police forces have deployed a new digital system for investigation interviews with two more to do so soon. UKAuthority.com 13/4/2023 News North Wales Police officers given choice on whether to carry life saving spray North Wales Police has confirmed that all of its officers and special constables will have the option of carrying a nasal spray to treat drug overdoses when they are on duty. Nation Cymru 13/4/2023 News Police to spend less time dealing with Twitter spats under government plans to cut ‘unnecessary red tape’ The Home Office has said the move will mean officers will be able to spend more time responding to crimes such as burglary rather than investigating comments made online. Sky News 13/4/2023 News Gwent Police – inspection brands force ‘inadequate’ at public response The way in which Gwent Police responds to members of the public has been rated 'inadequate', with failings also found in the way it investigates crime and protects vulnerable people. Gwent Police needs to improve the service it provides to the public in answering and attending calls and identifying vulnerable callers, the police inspectorate has said. South Wales Argus 13/4/2023 News Sussex Police inspection report published His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabularies and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS) has today published its inspection into the effectiveness, efficiency and legitimacy of Sussex Police. While the inspection report highlights some areas of good performance it also finds areas requiring improvement including how the force records, responds to, and investigates crime. The force is working with HMICFRS to accelerate its improvement plans to deliver the best possible service for the people of Sussex. Sussex Police 13/4/2023 News Servator officers lead the way to improve use of stop and search Skills developed through CT tactics are now being used by 24 other forces Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/4/2023 News London’s streets need ‘protecting’ to stop mobile phone theft epidemic, says minister The streets of London need to be “protected” to stop the epidemic of mobile phone thefts, a minister said on Thursday. The Standard 13/4/2023 News Gay domestic abuse victims ‘have nowhere to seek help’ Men experiencing domestic violence within same-sex relationships face barriers in accessing support despite one in four reporting abuse in the past year, research suggests. The Times - Subscription at source 13/4/2023 News Victoria’s public drunkenness laws to be lifted on Melbourne Cup day AUSTRALIA: Victorian police fear they will not have sufficient powers to act when the state's public drunkenness laws are lifted on Melbourne Cup Day. Government documents have revealed the laws will be lifted on November 7 this year, meaning public drunkenness will no longer be an offence. The state government committed to scrapping public drunkenness laws after the inquest into the death of Yorta Yorta woman Tanya Day in 2017. The laws will be replaced by a health-based approach, where intoxicated people are taken to a sobering-up centre or another safe place. ABC News (Australia) 13/4/2023 News Man charged with murder of female PC 17 years on A 74-year-old man has been charged with the murder of PC Sharon Beshenivsky in Bradford more than 17 years ago after being extradited from Pakistan. The Times - Subscription at source 13/4/2023 News «231823192320232123222323232423252326Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
