Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115883 total results. Showing results 48021 to 48040 «239823992400240124022403240424052406Next ›Last » John MacDonald: Commissioner Coster – Good Cop or Bad Cop? NEW ZEALAND: You’re never going to get me saying the police have it easy. And, likewise, you’re never going to hear me saying being Police Commissioner is a cushy number. You imagine being the top dog in charge of the police force. Not an easy gig. But, pretty much like every job that most people wouldn’t want to do, there are always others willing to put their hand up and give it a go. NewstalkZB (New Zealand) 2/3/2023 Feature, Opinion Hundreds of trafficking victims in UK missing after referral to support scheme Home Office data shows 566 people were categorised as missing between 2020 and 2022 The Guardian 2/3/2023 News Queensland’s domestic abuse video evidence pilot reduces victim trauma and improves police support A 12-month trial which allows officers from Queensland Police Service to use body-worn cameras to record interviews with domestic violence victims that can then be used as evidence-in-chief has been hailed a success for reducing the trauma experienced by victim-survivors and enabling officers to re-invest more time providing support, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/3/2023 Feature, Innovation Call for national coroner system Satisfaction with coroners’ courts continues to plummet amid frustration that calls for a fully funded national system remain ignored. The Times - Subscription at source 2/3/2023 News ‘Scandal’ over miscarriages of justice Victims are being denied proper compensation by the government, lawyer says The Times - Subscription at source 2/3/2023 News Former Scots police chief ‘called rape regretful sex’ Sir Stephen House denies allegation as police watchdog begins investigation The Times - Subscription at source 2/3/2023 News Every police officer to be re-vetted after David Carrick scandal Every police officer will be re-vetted over major changes in their circumstances including being found guilty of the lowest level of misconduct, under an overhaul in the wake of the David Carrick scandal. The Times - Subscription at source 2/3/2023 News Fit for purpose? The police service may well feel punch-drunk from scrutiny, yet questions still remain unanswered and for many issues there has not been any or enough actual change. In the spirit of continual improvement, Professor John Coxhead takes the opportunity to reflect on, and ask questions of, policing to help the service of tomorrow be as good as it can be. Police Professional - Subscription at source 1/3/2023 Feature Police financial reserves: March 2021 Details of holdings of police reserves at March 2021. Home Office 1/3/2023 Report Public want police back on the beat Few things unite the public more than the perception the police have vacated our streets, says. Police Professional - Subscription at source 1/3/2023 Feature, Opinion Force launches missing persons pilot to maximise stretched resources GMP has created Operation Ambition in response to the fact that nearly 30% of all public safety incidents, including missing persons, start at places like hospitals where people feel safe. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/3/2023 News Policing must understand that it has the ability to ‘attract monsters’ Former Met Assistant Commissioner Neil Basu doesn't believe the appeal of policing to individuals like Wayne Couzens or David Carrick is 'properly understood' within the service. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/3/2023 News Chart of police financial reserves 2021 as a share of funding Chart of police financial reserves 2021 as a share of funding. Home Office 1/3/2023 Report Ottawa police looking to match success of Toronto mental health pilot project CANADA: Ottawa police are pledging to change the way they respond to mental health calls as critics condemn a $15.2-million increase to the city’s policing budget on Wednesday. Council approved the $402-million budget after police said the new money was needed for hiring 25 officers, creating a body-worn camera project and making strategies for future protests. Global News (Canada) 1/3/2023 News New Regina police plane has ‘provided positive results:’ Bray CANADA: The Regina Police Service’s use of its new plane has taken off. Chief Evan Bray told Gormley on Wednesday the plane is one of the most positive things in the police service’s recent history, adding it has helped the RPS save time and resources as well as cut down on the use of force. CJME (Canada) 1/3/2023 News Investigation into Nelson police officers’ inappropriate messages substantiates some allegations CANADA: Investigation looked into inappropriate messages, memes posted to WhatsApp group by some Nelson police members CBC News (Canada) 1/3/2023 News Interview: Race Action Plan Update Following the publication of consultation results for the Police Race Action Plan, Police Oracle spoke with Programme Director DCC Tyron Joyce on what has already changed as a result of work in this area. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/3/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion Drug driving laws leave regional cannabis users behind AUSTRALIA: Despite the legalisation of cannabis in the ACT, drug driving is still a criminal offence. Laws in NSW and around the country mean that many who rely on their car for transport and work risk losing their licence. Regional users of medicinal cannabis are being discouraged from seeking treatment in fear of losing their driver's licence. The federal government legalised cannabis for medical purposes across Australia in 2016 but did not create provisions for patients needing to drive. Testing positive to any amount of cannabis while driving can lead to a loss of licence and fines. The Canberra Times (Australia) 1/3/2023 News Former acting Met commissioner allegedly called bulk of rape complaints ‘regretful sex’ One of Britain’s most senior police officers is being investigated over allegations he described the “bulk” of rape complaints as “regretful sex”. Sir Stephen House, a former deputy commissioner and acting commissioner of the Metropolitan police, was referred to the independent police watchdog over the accusation. His alleged comments were made public by Home Office adviser Prof Betsy Stanko, who conducted a review into the number of rape cases making it to court. House denied the claims, first reported by Channel 4 News, and said he finds the term regretful sex “abhorrent”. The Guardian 1/3/2023 News Reporting of dating app facilitated sexual violence to the police: Victim-survivor experiences and outcomes AUSTRALIA: This study examines experiences of victim-survivors who reported in-person and online sexual harassment and violence perpetrated by someone they met on an online dating platform to the police. [pdf] Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 1/3/2023 Research article «239823992400240124022403240424052406Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
