Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115883 total results. Showing results 48161 to 48180 «240524062407240824092410241124122413Next ›Last » Gun crime plummets in Republic in era after Kinahan-Hutch feud REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gun crime in the Republic has plummeted, despite the drug trade proving resilient through the pandemic years, with fewer than one person per month now being treated in hospitals for gun attack injuries compared to about 60 per year previously. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 27/2/2023 News Tougher sentences for assaults on Gardaí proposed following spate of attacks REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: People who assault Gardaí and other members of the emergency services could be hit with tougher sentences as part of proposals set to be brought before the Government in the coming weeks. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 27/2/2023 News, Video Legal age of marriage rises to 18 to crack down on child forced marriages The legal age of marriage has been raised to 18 in England and Wales to better protect vulnerable children from the damaging impact of forced marriages. Police Professional 27/2/2023 News Comment: missing the point It is not unusual for police to release personal information during a missing persons inquiry. In fact, it can save lives says former Met officer Chris Hobbs. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/2/2023 Feature, Opinion Woman raped by David Carrick says Sarah Everard’s mum inspired her to come forward Met Police were forced to apologise after it emerged Carrick had already been reported a number of times. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/2/2023 News Police Scotland’s chief constable to retire The chief constable of Police Scotland has confirmed he will retire this summer. Police Scotland 27/2/2023 News Police reviewing ‘New IRA claim of responsibility’ for detective’s shooting Detective Chief Inspector John Caldwell has been fighting for his life in hospital since the attack in Omagh. Express & Star 27/2/2023 News Police and first responders to get three-wheel electric motorcycles British automotive companies White Motorcycle Concepts and Mahle Powertrain are partnering to develop a fully electric three-wheeled motorcycle designed specifically for police and emergency first responders. The Driven 27/2/2023 News Police unveil campaign amid fears foreign powers are spying on Australian migrant communities AUSTRALIA: Migrant communities will receive advice on how to report threats of intimidation by foreign governments, following fears dissidents are increasingly being targetted by foreign agents in Australia. SBS News (Australia) 27/2/2023 News Police speak at public hearing into Queensland’s youth justice reform AUSTRALIA: Annastacia Palaszczuk’s plan to help stop violent youth crime will come under the spotlight this week, with police among many to have their say. News.com.au (Australia) 27/2/2023 News NT Police flags ‘consequences’ for Constable Zachary Rolfe after 2,500 word statement about Kumanjayi Walker investigation AUSTRALIA: Lawyers for the Northern Territory Police Force have told the coroner investigating the police shooting of Kumanjayi Walker, that Constable Zachary Rolfe will face "consequences" for penning a 2,500-word statement late last week. Barrister for the Police Force, Dr Ian Freckelton, told the inquest the officer's lawyers had been served a "notice" on his behalf in relation to the statement, which required Constable Rolfe to give a response to within seven days. He said some allegations made by Constable Rolfe were "nothing short of disgraceful and despicable". ABC News (Australia) 27/2/2023 News Victoria Police CALD Inclusion Action Plan 2023-2024 AUSTRALIA: The Victoria Police CALD Inclusion Action Plan 2023–2024 is part of the Victoria Police Workforce Diversity and Inclusion Framework 2023–2030 (Framework). Victoria Police (Australia) 27/2/2023 Report Police should be given power to charge suspects, say senior officers in England Police chiefs say delays in charging suspects are leading to backlogs of cases and guilty walking free The Guardian 27/2/2023 News Proposals to increase sentences for assaults on gardaí REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Minister for Justice Simon Harris will bring proposals to Government in the next few weeks to amend laws to increase sentences for assaults causing harm to members of An Garda Síochána and other emergency service workers. He said he will introduce a maximum sentence of 12 years for such assaults against an on duty garda or emergency service worker, such as hospital staff, prison officers, members of the fire brigade, ambulance personnel or members of the Defence Forces. This would also cover the ramming of a garda vehicle or other emergency vehicles. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 27/2/2023 News BAPCO 2023: One Week to go ! 1 WEEK TO GO until the entire UK public safety communications sector reunite at @BAPCO Annual Event! Not registered yet? Don't miss out on all the fun... There will be brand-new opportunities throughout the show which will let you connect with more companies and experts than ever before! BAPCO is THE event for public safety professionals so register your free ticket today PolicingTV - Registration at source 27/2/2023 Feature, Video BAPCO 2023: One Week to go ! 1 WEEK TO GO until the entire UK public safety communications sector reunite at @BAPCO Annual Event! Not registered yet? Don't miss out on all the fun... There will be brand-new opportunities throughout the show which will let you connect with more companies and experts than ever before! BAPCO is THE event for public safety professionals so register your free ticket today PolicingTV 27/2/2023 Feature, Video Counties Manakau District, New Zealand – tackling family harm and violence During his recent Policing Friendship Tour to Auckland, New Zealand, Policing Insight and PolicingTV Founder and Presenter Bernard Rix visited Counties Manukau District of New Zealand Police to learn more about a multi-agency initiative having real success and traction in reducing and addressing the complex issues that can contribute to family harm and violence. PolicingTV - Registration at source 27/2/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Counties Manakau District, New Zealand – tackling family harm and violence During his recent Policing Friendship Tour to Auckland, New Zealand, Policing Insight and PolicingTV Founder and Presenter Bernard Rix visited Counties Manukau District of New Zealand Police to learn more about a multi-agency initiative having real success and traction in reducing and addressing the complex issues that can contribute to family harm and violence. PolicingTV 27/2/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Harvi Khatkar: ‘The Carrick case was horrific; when I hear something like that my heart sinks’ In the second of a two-part interview with Policing Insight, West Midlands Chief Superintendent Harvi Khatkar, Vice-President of the Police Superintendents' Association (PSA), spoke to Keith Potter about opportunities to change the narrative around policing, the need for clarity over policing’s role, and the pressures impacting on the wellbeing of superintendents. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/2/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion NI ‘nowhere near’ a society where officers don’t require firearm protection The chairman of the Police Federation has said Wednesday night’s attempted murder of a senior PSNI officer has shown that Northern Ireland is "nowhere near” the type of society where the removal of firearms from police officers should be considered. 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