Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98635 total results. Showing results 47641 to 47660 «237923802381238223832384238523862387Next ›Last » Complaints and Allegations Received by the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland, Q2 2021/22 OFFICIAL STATISTICS: This quarterly bulletin presents the most recent statistics on the number of Complaints and Allegations Received by the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland, up to 31st September 2021 Home Office 29/10/2021 Report Patel promises ‘thorough review’ of police vetting Home Secretary Priti Patel also said hiring more women is ‘important’ for the future of police culture. The Standard 29/10/2021 News Greater Manchester Police spends £3.5m on fleet of cars Greater Manchester Police is pumping £3.5m into a new fleet of police cars and advanced driver training after feedback from frontline staff. Police Professional 29/10/2021 News Police exiting the force at double the previous rate, 83 per cent of those leaving resigned AUSTRALIA: NT Police officers left the force at double the rate in the last financial year, with the trend continuing in the latest quarter – the annual report shows – which follows revelations assistant commissioner Dr Narelle Beer resigned over executive bullying and feeling used in Constable Zach Rolfe’s arrest. NT Independent (Australia) 28/10/2021 News More than $24 million invested in police infrastructure for the hunter region AUSTRALIA: The community of the Hunter region will benefit from a significant investment of more than $24 million in infrastructure following a number of key announcements by the NSW Government today. New South Wales Liberal 28/10/2021 News Almost 150 Queensland police officers and staff remain suspended over jab refusal AUSTRALIA: Almost 150 Queensland Police Service officers and staff remain suspended after failing to receive their COVID-19 vaccination by the October 4 deadline. ABC News (Australia) 28/10/2021 News Aotearoa Justice Watch launched to monitor prison and police authorities NEW ZEALAND: Several organisations have come together to create a platform for people who are experiencing issues in Aotearoa’s policing and prison systems to speak out and be heard, after continued reports of serious human rights issues across these spaces. Scoop (New Zealand) 28/10/2021 News Showtime: Police team saddles up NEW ZEALAND: Southern District is going back to its early policing roots and putting officers on horseback for special occasions. New Zealand Police 28/10/2021 News The worrying gaps in the conversion therapy ban bill -activist NEW ZEALAND: Queer activist Shaneel Lal says the draft law to ban conversion therapy has some major loopholes, won't end it, and more must be done. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 28/10/2021 Feature, Opinion Rapid recruitment risks ‘wrong sort of people’ joining police The rapid pace of police recruitment due to the uplift programme is increasing the risk that the “wrong people” will join forces, HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary Sir Tom Winsor has told MPs. Police Professional 28/10/2021 News Crime organised: measuring the impact of forensics on criminal justice Police forces have long known that forensics is vital to investigations, but its impact has never been quantified – until now. What really is the impact of forensics on criminal justice? The Home Office’s Marie Barrett is on a mission to answer that question. Forensic Capability Network 28/10/2021 News 2021 Budget Announcement: what does it mean for police officers? Yesterday’s announcement by the Chancellor that the pay freeze for the public sector has been lifted is good news, but what does it mean for policing and more importantly police officers? Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 28/10/2021 News Dozens of Police Scotland cops and staff facing charges including sex crimes A Daily Record investigation has revealed the number of officers and staff with active prosecutions. Daily Record 28/10/2021 News PSNI officer ‘abused position’ over car crash, ombudsman finds An off-duty police officer abused his professional position by showing his warrant card while confronting a driver about a traffic collision, the Police Ombudsman's office has found. BBC 28/10/2021 News Pilot areas for offensive weapons homicide reviews announced London, West Midlands and Wales to pilot new requirement to help prevent homicides caused by offensive weapons such as knives and guns. Home Office 28/10/2021 News Guns, drugs and gangs: Police in Thunder Bay, Ont., concerned over rise in violent street crime CANADA: The Thunder Bay Police Service is concerned over the safety of the public and its own officers amid more incidents involving gangs and guns, with one expert linking the rise in violent street crimes to the northwestern Ontario city bordering the U.S., an attraction for organized crime groups. CBC News (Canada) 28/10/2021 News Could another police force use planned Moncton RCMP station? It depends, designer says CANADA: A new $57.2 million police station in Moncton could accommodate a provincial police force, but would likely be too small over the long run for a new municipal force, a report suggests. CBC News (Canada) 28/10/2021 News A supply of courage CANADA: Courage is defined as “a person’s ability to do something that frightens them”. Blue Line (Canada) 28/10/2021 Feature, Opinion Little Blue Hero at Nenagh Garda Station REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Honorary Garda Ben Hogan received his official issue garda uniform at Nenagh Garda Station last week. The Nenagh Guardian (Republic of Ireland) 28/10/2021 News Gardaí investigate woman’s report she was spiked with a needle on night out as students’ union issues warning to members REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí are investigating a report from a young woman who alleges she was left with injuries consistent with being pricked by a needle while out socialising in Dublin. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 28/10/2021 News «237923802381238223832384238523862387Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
