Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102762 total results. Showing results 47801 to 47820 «238723882389239023912392239323942395Next ›Last » Sarah Everard: Protesters demand ‘radical change’ to Met Police Protesters demanding "radical change" to the Metropolitan Police have marched through central London. Activists held traffic outside New Scotland Yard before marching to Charing Cross Police Station. They carried banners reading "police are perpetrators", set off bright blue smoke flares and said they activated 1,000 rape alarms. The Guardian 12/3/2022 News Curbing violent crime through place-based policing USA: Violent crime is up in cities across the country, but it is concentrated among a small number of people and places. Implementing targeted policing could be the answer to reducing crime. Route Fifty 12/3/2022 Feature, Opinion ‘Kind and compassionate’: Tributes flow for Brisbane man Stanley Obi after alleged petrol fire murder AUSTRALIA: A Brisbane dad who died after his estranged partner allegedly doused him in petrol and set him alight has been remembered as a kind and compassionate man. [VIDEO] News.com.au (Australia) 12/3/2022 News Soft on crime Govt fast to talk, slow to act NEW ZEALAND: Police Minister Poto Williams is out of touch with her portfolio and clearly has no idea about the level of crime that everyday Kiwis are dealing with out in the real world, National’s Police spokesperson Mark Mitchell says. Scoop (New Zealand) 12/3/2022 News Official languages watchdog concerned over future of French language policing if Alberta drops RCMP CANADA: Canada's official languages commissioner has written to Alberta’s justice minister expressing concern over the future of French-language policing should the province create its own provincial police service. CTV News (Canada) 12/3/2022 News Alberta Municipalities reject provincial police force model; consultations continue CANADA: At a recent gathering of local leaders, Alberta Municipalities members voted in opposition to the UCP government’s provincial police service proposal. [VIDEO] Global News (Canada) 12/3/2022 News Council consultation on use of CCTV cameras in public areas REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Limerick City and County Council is undertaking a public consultation following the Data Protection Commissioner’s ruling on the use of CCTV cameras in public areas throughout the city and county. Limerick Post (Republic of Ireland) 12/3/2022 News Public order offences up over 61% REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Chief Superintendent of the Cavan Monaghan Garda Division says a sharp increase in public order offences reflects the opening up of society post Covid. The Anglo-Celt (Republic of Ireland) 12/3/2022 News Nearly 60 arrests following a week of action to tackle violence against women and girls This week West Yorkshire Police carried out a week of action to bolster its commitment to tackling violence and abuse against women and girls (VAWG). West Yorkshire Police 12/3/2022 News Police & Crime Commissioner launches new survey to inform future funding bids Following on from recent funding bid successes which led to the Safer Streets campaigns currently being rolled out in Warrington, Police & Crime Commissioner John Dwyer has launched a survey asking people for their views on the safety of women in public places across the county. Warrington Worldwide 12/3/2022 News Hero Scots police dog left with titanium tooth after snaring vile thug retires A hero Scots police dog who had a chunk of his ear ripped out by a vicious thug and had to get a titanium took fitted has retired. Daily Record 12/3/2022 News Police target two Merseyside areas in battle with drug dealers Police hit the streets across the region yesterday, seizing drugs, arresting suspects and even driving billboards with crime prevention warnings. Liverpool Echo 12/3/2022 News Top Scots firearms cop faces criminal probe after ‘lying’ about porn pictures sent to officers Sergeant Keith Warhurst has been suspended from frontline duties and is the subject of a report to prosecutors over evidence he gave at an employment tribunal. Daily Record 12/3/2022 News Flies, maggots and methamphetamine: How insects can reveal drugs and poisons at crime scenes Examples of forensic entomology – the use of insects in criminal investigations – can be traced back to the 13th century, and today flies and other insects can help to identify everything from a murder victim’s use of ketamine or cocaine, to the chemicals used in pet poisonings; Forensic Biologist Paola Magni of Murdoch University in Western Australia explains the forensic insights we can already gain from flies, and what more we could learn. Policing Insight 12/3/2022 Analysis, Feature Leadership figures A wave of resignations and retirements over the past two years mean more forces than ever before are being led by individuals with only limited experience in the role. Police Professional looks at the statistics behind the new breed of chiefs. Police Professional - Subscription at source 11/3/2022 Feature PFNI backs inquiry calls into Cookstown tragedy Northern Ireland officers have backed an inquiry into the deaths of three Northern Ireland teenagers in 2019 Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/3/2022 News Rehabilitation support for officers suffering ‘long Covid’ Oscar Kilo, the National Police Wellbeing Service has teamed up with Nuffield Health, the UK’s largest healthcare charity, to provide an online Covid-19 rehabilitation programme for those working in UK policing and their families. Police Professional 11/3/2022 News Dame Vera signals ‘firm intention’ to continue as Victims’ Commissioner Dame Vera Baird has signalled her “firm intention” to stand for a second term as Victims’ Commissioner for England and Wales. Police Professional 11/3/2022 News London ‘better prepared’ for future terror attacks London is significantly better prepared to deal with a potential terror attack than five years ago, although the capital will never be “entirely safe”, an independent review has found. Police Professional 11/3/2022 News MPS breached rights of organisers of Sarah Everard vigil The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) breached the rights of organisers of a vigil for Sarah Everard with its handling of the planned event, High Court judges have ruled. Police Professional 11/3/2022 News «238723882389239023912392239323942395Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
