Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104209 total results. Showing results 46581 to 46600 «232623272328232923302331233223332334Next ›Last » More than 75% of Victoria residents don’t feel safe downtown at night: Victoria PD survey CANADA: A new survey out of Victoria shows the majority of local residents don’t feel safe in the city’s downtown after dark. The Victoria Police Department survey found that 79 per cent of those who participated in the survey feel unsafe in the downtown core at night, and 37 per cent said they don’t even feel safe during the day. Global News (Canada) 10/6/2022 News Inquiry examines police response to domestic violence cases in Queensland AUSTRALIA: An inquiry into the response of Queensland Police to domestic violence cases is underway to improve the experiences of victims with law enforcement. 9 News (Australia) 10/6/2022 News Emergency legislation to give non-prosecuting gardaí right of audience in District Court REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Emergency legislation is to be brought forward by ministers to provide for a continued legal basis for gardaí to present cases in the District Court on behalf of their colleagues. Irish Legal News (Republic of Ireland) 10/6/2022 News £1m worth of cocaine seized by officers in Scotland Cocaine with an estimated value of £1 million has been seized by Police Scotland officers in Dundee. Police Professional 10/6/2022 News Four men coerced into ‘confessing’ terrorist crimes, Police Ombudsman concludes Four young men were subjected to “coercion and oppression” by Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) officers before ‘confessing’ to terrorist crimes, a Police Ombudsman investigation has concluded. Police Professional 10/6/2022 News Former NCA Director General fears impact of Whitehall cuts on fight against crime The former Director General of the National Crime Agency (NCA), Dame Lynne Owens, says she fears government plans to cut civil servant posts could have a “devastating” impact on tackling serious and organised crime. Police Professional 10/6/2022 News Inside BTP’s Force Control Rooms and First Contact Centre British Transport Police’s (BTP) Force Control Rooms and First Contact Centre are the first points of contact for the public and key stakeholders when an incident occurs anywhere in the United Kingdom. British Transport Police 10/6/2022 News Police the Streets, Not the Tweets The new chief inspector of constabulary for England and Wales pledges to focus on crime and resist “thought policing.” City Journal (UK) 10/6/2022 Feature, Opinion Britain’s first police shoplifting squad catches twice as many thieves Sussex police initiative is dedicated to solely to investigating damaging low level crime following complaints from shops and retail chiefs. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 10/6/2022 News NT coroner calls for more supervision of violent offenders in inquest of woman killed by her ex-partner AUSTRALIA: The Northern Territory Coroner says police "did nothing to help" a woman who was fatally assaulted by her ex-partner, while he was on a suspended sentence for another crime. ABC News (Australia) 10/6/2022 News Cultural issues ‘appear to impact’ Queensland police response to domestic violence victims, inquiry hears AUSTRALIA: The head of a commission of inquiry says Queensland police officers spend nearly half their time dealing with domestic and family violence – but it is not clear their training has led to necessary cultural and structural changes. The Guardian 10/6/2022 News Police handling of DNA evidence to be scrutinised in Queensland inquiry into forensic lab AUSTRALIA: Queensland police will come under the scrutiny of a royal commission into concerns about the state forensic lab that have led to multiple sexual assault cases being reopened. The Guardian 10/6/2022 News Week in politics: Police Minister under fire as National ramps up law and order campaign NEW ZEALAND: Should Police Minister Poto Williams keep her job? National doesn't think so and it's putting the government under increasing pressure over gang violence. Parliament passes health restructuring legislation and gets started on Three Waters as the prime minister heads for Sydney to meet the new Australian prime minister. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 10/6/2022 Analysis, Feature Bias within police ranks – more research underway NEW ZEALAND: More research is underway into bias within the police ranks. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 10/6/2022 News A charity event and a chinwag NEW ZEALAND: Policing motorcycle gang runs isn’t unusual for Sergeant Lachy Garrick and Senior Constable Mark Middleton – but this run was anything but typical. New Zealand Police 10/6/2022 News RCMP inaction after the Mission, B.C. hit and run shows police are failing Indigenous people once again CANADA: Indigenous people in this country have a policing problem. The RCMP’s inaction after the recent hit and run attack on a residential school awareness march in Mission, B.C., has reminded Canadians that there is a thin blue line blocking the way to reconciliation. The Globe and Mail (Canada) 10/6/2022 Feature, Opinion Edmonton safety plan has new Chinatown hub for police, other agencies CANADA: The city says it's doing a lot of work and funding programs in the Alberta government's jurisdiction — such as the recent $1.8 million spent for the Bissel Centre's day shelter space — and the province needs to step up Edmonton Journal (Canada) 10/6/2022 News Officials say congested radio system worked as designed during N.S. mass shooting CANADA: The radio communications system used by the RCMP during Nova Scotia’s mass shooting worked as it was designed to – even if officers struggled to get messages through because of network congestion, officials told an inquiry Thursday. Blue Line (Canada) 10/6/2022 News Frontline Garda supervisors alarmed at HQ’s corruption plans REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Frontline garda supervisors have reacted strongly to requests from Garda HQ for legal powers to conduct undercover operations to test gardaí for corruption. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 10/6/2022 News Minister McEntee receives Cabinet approval to bring forward emergency legislation on the legal basis for Garda Court Presenters REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee TD, has today received Government approval to bring forward emergency legislation to provide for a continued legal basis for Garda Court Presenters in the District Court. Department of Justice (Republic of Ireland) 10/6/2022 News «232623272328232923302331233223332334Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
