Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115908 total results. Showing results 46841 to 46860 «233923402341234223432344234523462347Next ›Last » Federation seeks 8.5 per cent pay rise for Scottish officers The Federation published its pay claim on Friday (March 31), comparing officers with other public services, such as nurses and teachers, who have found themselves in dispute with the Government over the past year. The SPF has also requested that future pay for police is linked to an average pay index from April 1, 2024, as opposed to annual negotiations, along with a commitment by senior officials to consider compensation for officers due to “special features” of the job, such as not having the right to strike, having to be available year round, the unusual stress of the job and the risk of injury. Police Professional 31/3/2023 News Wastewater a winner NEW ZEALAND: It was a kooky idea, but the person who had it deserves a medal. New Zealand Police 31/3/2023 News Response to the release of the Mass Casualty Commission final report CANADA: On Thursday, March 30, 2023, the Mass Casualty Commission (MCC) released its final report, Turning the Tide Together: Final Report of the Mass Casualty Commission, which includes a number of recommendations for the RCMP and our partners across Canada. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 31/3/2023 News Turning the Tide Together – Final report of the Mass Casualty Commission CANADA: Turning the Tide Together, the Final Report of the Mass Casualty Commission, brings together everything we have learned about the April 2020 mass casualty in Nova Scotia as well as our recommendations to help make communities safer. Mass Casualty Commission 31/3/2023 Report Significant rise in serious, violent crime in 2022 – CSO REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: There has been a significant increase in violent and serious crime in the past year, according to the latest figures released by the Central Statistics Office. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 31/3/2023 News Under the surface – a podcast about the Irish Garda Water Unit REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Ireland’s Garda Water Unit dives into cold rivers, dams, dark sewers and sludgy ponds to search for evidence and missing persons. In this unique documentary, Czech journalist Radek Kaša presents a podcast narrated by four members of the team from Santry, Dublin Dive Magazine 31/3/2023 Feature, Video An Garda Síochána monthly report to the Policing Authority REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Throughout the month of February 2023, there have been numerous incidents of outstanding police work performed by members of An Garda Síochána. [pdf] Policing Authority (Republic of Ireland) 31/3/2023 Report UK risks being seen as ‘haven for fraudsters’, warns report The UK risks being seen as a “haven for fraudsters” with less than one per cent cases resulting in an offender being charged or prosecuted, according to a new report. Police Professional 31/3/2023 News NT Police say Mongols bikie gang leadership ‘destroyed’ following arrests AUSTRALIA: Northern Territory Police have arrested 40 Mongols members and associates, including some of the bike gang's Darwin heavyweights, following an extended operation targeting the group. ABC News (Australia) 31/3/2023 News What new data tells us about the realities of family violence for NZ women NEW ZEALAND: By now, everyone’s heard the “one in three women” statistic. Most people will have heard “the rate of police call-outs for family harm is on the rise!” on the radio, or seen another devastating news story about a woman, killed at home, in a brutal attack by her partner, possibly with her children in the house. These are the kind of scenarios that risk assessments were created for – tools to tell us how likely it is that something bad will happen, and how bad it is likely to be. In the family violence field, “risk” usually means the risk of more violence, trauma, injury, or death. “Assessment” is how we try to predict and prevent it. Stuff (New Zealand) 31/3/2023 Feature, Opinion Chief Constable reflects on retirement: “In many ways British policing is broken, but it’s evident our Constabulary remains close to the Manx public, by whom it’s trusted” Chief Constable Gary Roberts has officially retired from the Isle of Man Constabulary after 39 years of service. 3FM 31/3/2023 News ‘Last straw’: First Nations adviser to Queensland police quits over Mareeba shooting AUSTRALIA: Even if deceased man Aubrey Donahue had a knife, ‘he hasn’t got a knife like Crocodile Dundee’, says Prof Gracelyn Smallwood The Guardian 31/3/2023 News Greater Manchester Police officer sacked over information breach A police officer has been dismissed for providing a candidate with confidential information during a promotion assessment. BBC 31/3/2023 News Fraud in the UK is ‘everyone’s problem but no one’s priority’ MPs warn The police are ‘overwhelmed’ and the Home Office doesn’t have a grip. Why the UK is a ‘haven for fraudsters i News 31/3/2023 News Action Fraud and forces overwhelmed by ‘volume and complexity’ of cases Senior officials at the Home Office and National Crime Agency, alongside the Commissioner of the City of London Police, gave evidence to the Public Accounts Committee in December. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/3/2023 News Police use unmarked HGV to catch dangerous drivers An unmarked HGV has been used to crack down on motoring offences on West Yorkshire's motorways, with more than 100 drivers stopped in one week. BBC 31/3/2023 News Values and culture in fire and rescue services This report focuses on the values and culture of all 44 fire and rescue services (FRSs) in England and draws on the evidence collected through our inspections of FRSs since 201 HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 30/3/2023 Report New plan puts UK at the forefront of fight against economic crime Government, law enforcement and private sector agree on a new plan to crack down on money laundering, kleptocracy and sanctions evasion. Home Office 30/3/2023 News Staff report bullying, harassment and discrimination in every fire and rescue service Staff reported allegations of bullying, harassment and discrimination in every fire and rescue service in England – and recent headlines about misconduct may be just the tip of the iceberg, the fire inspectorate has warned. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 30/3/2023 News Public to be consulted before Tasers updated, police say NEW ZEALAND: The police are going ahead with updating their old Tasers but are still not sure how. They have also been looking at replacing them entirely later (after 2023) and whether to buy body cameras which would record Taser use. The old stun guns have cameras built into them but this drains their power. Newer Tasers are usually matched to body-worn cameras, triggered when the Taser is drawn. Police have been debating for months what to do, facing a multimillion-dollar bill. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 30/3/2023 News «233923402341234223432344234523462347Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
