Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115905 total results. Showing results 48381 to 48400 «241624172418241924202421242224232424Next ›Last » Paedophiles are abusing children in the metaverse, say police The police have recorded the first child abuse crimes in the metaverse and data shows that paedophiles use Snapchat as their social media platform of choice. The Times - Subscription at source 22/2/2023 News Digital tool to support police efforts against domestic abuse Home Secretary Suella Braverman MP has announced plans for a new digital tool to be used by police forces in dealing with domestic abuse. UKAuthority.com 22/2/2023 News Policing should be given pay award that ‘matches inflation’ The Met Police, Police Superintendents' Association and NPCC have all pointed to the fact that frontline officers have suffered a 17% real terms decrease in pay over the past ten years. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/2/2023 News UK Police Officers Call For A Hike In Salary Across All Ranks UK Police leaders have demanded a hike for officers amid fears that decreasing wages and a succession of scandals would witness a thousand quit. Republic World 21/2/2023 News Met officers shared WhatsApp messages praising rapist, tribunal hears Meanwhile, LBC reveals police officer caught masturbating on train twice continues to serve on the force The Guardian 21/2/2023 News A powerful reminder of why change is needed In Grenfell: System Failure, Director Nicolas Kent revisits his well trodden approach of taking excerpts from inquiry transcripts to provide an accessible, if at times hard to listen to, insight into the second phase of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry. Emergency Services Times 21/2/2023 News New research on rape convictions It examines a dataset of over 5.6 million charges and all 68,863 jury verdicts by deliberation on rape charges over a 15-year period. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/2/2023 News Edmonton police chief explores safety solutions with building owners, managers CANADA: A group of Edmonton building owners and managers voiced public safety concerns to Edmonton's police chief Tuesday afternoon. The talk was hosted by the Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) of Edmonton, and allowed impacted Edmontonians to hear from police about what is being done to tackle safety and social disorder concerns. CBC News (Canada) 21/2/2023 News Queensland is to relax its drug laws, even for ice and heroin. How could it affect you? AUSTRALIA: Queensland is proposing to relax its approach to minor drug offences, even for ice and heroin. How could it affect you? If you are among the one-in-six Australians who have used illicit drugs in the last 12 months, yesterday's proposed law announced by Queensland's police minister may have piqued your interest. ABC News (Australia) 21/2/2023 Feature Sergeant Mark Casey, sacked from NT Police Force, ‘tried to do the right thing’ AUSTRALIA: A second-generation Northern Territory police officer, who publicly spoke out against what he called "injustice" towards a fellow officer, has been sacked from his job. Mark Casey, 47, publicly criticised the NT Police Force for its handling of the case against Constable Zach Rolfe, who was charged with the 2019 shooting murder of Yuendumu teenager Kumanjayi Walker. Blue Mountains Gazette (Australia) 21/2/2023 News Joint Review of Diversion from Prosecution The aim of this review was to assess the operation and impact of diversion from prosecution in Scotland. It sought to provide an overview of diversion practice from a policing, prosecution and justice social work perspective, highlight what was working well and explore any barriers to the more effective use of diversion. To reflect the importance of partnership working in this area of community justice, it was carried out jointly by HM Inspectorate of Prosecution in Scotland (IPS), HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS); the Care Inspectorate (CI) and HM Inspectorate of Prisons for Scotland (HMIPS). HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS) 21/2/2023 Report Process and Impact of Diversion from Prosecution Reviewed The practice of diverting some accused persons from prosecution was working well in Scotland, was developing in the right direction and had potential for growth, stated a report published today (Tuesday, 21st February, 2023). It highlighted that diversion from prosecution, designed to address the underlying causes of offending behaviour, was well-established as an effective intervention for those aged under 18, but that more could be done to promote confidence in its use for adults.The Joint Review of Diversion from Prosecution aimed to assess the operation and impact of diversion from prosecution in Scotland. To reflect the importance of partnership working in this area of community justice, it was carried out jointly by HM Inspectorate of Prosecution in Scotland (IPS), HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS); the Care Inspectorate (CI) and HM Inspectorate of Prisons for Scotland (HMIPS). It looked at how the practice of diversion worked from a policing, prosecution and justice social work perspective and explored barriers to its more effective use, identified a number of areas for improvement and made 34 recommendations for the agencies involved in diversion and the Scottish Government. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS) 21/2/2023 News Child abuse device backlog is the forces ‘biggest issue’ — Garda Commissioner says REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has said that the most pressing issue for gardaí investigating child sexual abuse is the backlog in the examination of devices, and the volume of material. He told the Policing Authority that an area of particular concern for him is the huge online demand for child abuse imagery, and the challenges posed to investigators by the encryption of data. In a report last August, the Policing Authority said the continuing three-year backlog in examining digital devices for child abuse material, and for other serious crimes, was a “critical weakness” for the force. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 21/2/2023 News ‘Endemic’ sexism in Met police led to undercover deception, inquiry told Undercover officers regularly deceived women into sexual relationships because of a culture of “endemic” sexism within the Metropolitan police, a public inquiry has heard. A barrister representing 25 women described how “entrenched” misogyny and a cult of masculinity pervaded the police force, amounting to institutional sexism. The Guardian 21/2/2023 News Nicola Bulley: Police transparency could have avoided investigation speculation, ex-detective says Lancashire Police could have avoided mass public speculation into the disappearance of Nicola Bulley with greater transparency and more regular updates to the public, a former police detective has said. The 45-year-old’s body was found at the River Wyre on Sunday night, 23 days after she went missing on 27 January, but the police, media and social media companies’ handling of the case has faced criticism. Lancashire Police have launched an internal review after the force revealed Ms Bulley had dealt with alcohol issues linked to struggles with the menopause. i News 21/2/2023 News Portsmouth university study looks into police crime scene plastic use A study has been launched into the "criminal waste" of plastic at crime scenes. Student Becci Henderson is carrying out the investigation as part of her PhD at the University of Portsmouth. The crime scene investigator (CSI) of 22 years is examining the amount of plastic used by police when cordoning off and investigating serious crimes. BBC 21/2/2023 News Gay-hate murder inquiry probes for police missteps AUSTRALIA: A landmark inquiry is probing whether police investigators deliberately dismissed suspects in cold cases involving gay men being thrown off Sydney cliffs in the 1980s. South Coast Register (Australia) 21/2/2023 News Intergenerational incarceration in New South Wales: Characteristics of people in prison experiencing parental imprisonment AUSTRALIA: This study uses data from two state-wide surveys conducted in NSW prisons and youth justice centres in 2015 to examine the epidemiology of intergenerational incarceration. [pdf] Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 21/2/2023 Research article NSW police under fire for ‘outrageous’ midnight arrest of student who protested at RBA AUSTRALIA: The New South Wales police are under fire over a “heavy-handed” midnight arrest and detention of a university student over a protest that allegedly “significantly interfered” with the Reserve Bank because its doors had to be temporarily locked. The Guardian 21/2/2023 News Three more shootings in Wairoa linked to gang tensions NEW ZEALAND: Ongoing gang tensions are believed to be behind three separate firearms incidents in Wairoa early on Monday morning. 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