Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102779 total results. Showing results 47641 to 47660 «237923802381238223832384238523862387Next ›Last » More than 80% of UK police accused of domestic abuse in past three years kept jobs, ITV News finds Shocking figures reveal the scale of police officers accused of domestic abuse and their forces' failures to deal with such reports, ITV News can reveal. ITV News 18/3/2022 News Child Q scandal: prominent Black Britons call on Met to right wrong Letter to police force accuses it of endemic racism, as protests build over strip-search The Guardian 18/3/2022 News Talking Crime with Danny Shaw: Dwight Henninger, President, International Association of Chiefs of Police PolicingTV 18/3/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Coroner in suicide case expresses concerns over police welfare training During an inquest into the death of Sussex PC Doug Franks, the coroner stated he was concerned about levels of training for police occupational health officers and welfare officers Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/3/2022 News New model allows CT policing to focus on three groups of offenders Better training and guidance for managing offenders once they are released on licence. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/3/2022 News New reporting regime for online child sexual abuse content A legal requirement for UK companies to report child sexual abuse content on their platforms to the National Crime Agency (NCA) has been introduced as part of the Government’s Online Safety Bill. Police Professional 18/3/2022 News MPS officer David Carrick charged with further offences An officer from the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) who has been accused of a catalogue of sex crimes has been charged with a further 12 offences. Police Professional 18/3/2022 News Coroner expresses concerns over police welfare after constable took own life A coroner has expressed his concerns about the training of police welfare staff after an officer took his own life over the worry that he would lose his job after being informed he was to be investigated for misconduct. Police Professional 18/3/2022 News Over 1,400 arrested and 671 vulnerable people safeguarded in county lines week of action National county lines intensification week, which targets drug traffickers who often recruit children and vulnerable adults to supply drugs across the country, ran from Monday, 7th to Sunday, 13th March. All forces in England and Wales engaged in operations to crackdown on county lines. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 18/3/2022 News Wandering Cops: How states can keep rogue officers from slipping through the cracks With the heightened global focus on legitimacy and professional standards within policing, a new report by Manhattan Institute Adjunct Fellow Dorothy Moses Schulz explores the issues around rogue ‘wandering cops’, including the recruitment pressures on police departments, efforts to make decertification easier and introduce more widespread licensing, and the need for clear language in any future legislation. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/3/2022 Analysis, Feature Scots FBI-trained supercop to head up police watchdog after tackling organised crime Craig Naylor, a 30-year police veteran who is currently the deputy director of investigations at the National Crime Agency, will take up the post of Chief Inspector of Constabulary from Gill Imery. Daily Record 18/3/2022 News The abuse of Child Q is a potent reminder that police should not be in schools Whether it’s specific school-police programmes, or teachers who call them in, increased police presence in schools is a slippery slope i News 18/3/2022 News Child Q’s trauma shames her school and the police The appalling strip search of a 15-year-old girl at a London school is evidence of the racism ingrained in our institutions, writes Sarah Hughes of the Centre for Mental Health. Plus letters from Sue Evans and Dr Michael Peel The Guardian 18/3/2022 Feature, Opinion Child Q: Nationwide protests planned after police strip search Black schoolgirl Campaigners condemn the treatment of the teenager – while critics take aim at the politicians who support police presence in schools The Independent 18/3/2022 News Eight in ten police officers accused of domestic abuse keep their job More than 1,000 police officers and staff accused of domestic abuse are still serving in law enforcement, it emerged yesterday, with eight out of ten able to keep their jobs after the allegations were made. The Times - Subscription at source 18/3/2022 News 80% of UK police accused of domestic abuse kept jobs, figures show Experts and campaigners say data is further evidence of misogyny in ranks and poor leadership The Guardian 18/3/2022 News Outrage over black girl strip-searched ‘shows UK cares about ethnic minorities’ The outrage over a black girl being strip-searched at school 'shows the UK cares about ethnic minorities', an equalities minister has said. LBC 18/3/2022 News County Lines: Hundreds arrested as police carry out fresh crackdown Nearly 250 suspects have been arrested by the Met Police and dozens of county lines networks out of London have been smashed as part of a fresh crackdown. BBC 18/3/2022 News World sleep day: Sleep and police officers CANADA: The pandemic has made sleep disorders more prevalent amongst the general population, with the term “Coronosomnia” emerging quickly. For police officers, sleep disorders are nothing new or pandemic related—they’ve been part of the reality for years. Blue Line (Canada) 18/3/2022 Feature Melton Police honoured for exemplary treatment of people with disabilities AUSTRALIA: Melton Police Station has been recognised for its outstanding service to people with disabilities at the Office of the Public Advocate Awards. Star Weekly (Australia) 17/3/2022 News «237923802381238223832384238523862387Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
