Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96616 total results. Showing results 49441 to 49460 «246924702471247224732474247524762477Next ›Last » Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill 2021: overarching documents POLICY PAPER; These documents relate to the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill 2021. Home Office 15/6/2021 Report Public inquiry opens into Met police killing of unarmed Jermaine Baker Bug picked up occupants of car in which Baker was shot saying they did not have a real gun, inquiry told The Guardian 15/6/2021 News Police issue warning over terrorist use of 3D-printed guns as UK neo-Nazi jailed Police issue warning over terrorist use of 3D-printed guns as UK neo-Nazi jailed The Independent 15/6/2021 News Mafia in Europe: The Countering regional Italian Mafia expansion (CRIME) project While mafia myths of traditional, family-based organised crime networks expanding internationally still loom large in the media, new research suggests the European reality is one of co-operation between different groups, rather than exporting the Italian crime structure abroad; Dr Anna Sergi of the University of Essex outlines the key findings of the Countering regional Italian Mafia expansion (CRIME) project. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/6/2021 Analysis, Feature Stalking victims ‘not protected’ as cases surge New powers to protect stalking victims are not being used by some UK police forces, a BBC investigation has found. BBC 15/6/2021 News Victims of police domestic abuse ‘feel silenced’ UK police forces have received more than 800 allegations of domestic abuse against officers and staff over the last five years, BBC research has revealed. BBC 15/6/2021 News Daniel Morgan’s brother hopes report will find ‘institutionalised corruption’ The brother of a private investigator whose murder became one of Scotland Yard’s longest-running cold cases hopes a long-awaited report into his death will find institutionalised corruption within the police. The Standard 15/6/2021 News Officers in the dock over Daniel Morgan axe murder An eight-year inquiry into Scotland Yard’s handling of a notorious axe murder will conclude that the investigation was routinely hampered by corruption. The Times - Subscription at source 15/6/2021 News NZ to apologise for ‘discriminatory’ police raids against Pacific community NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand is to make a formal apology to the Pacific community which felt "targeted and terrorised" during police raids searching for overstayers in the 1970s, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said on Monday. The so-called "Dawn Raids", carried out between 1974 and 1976 to find, convict and deport overstayers, often took place very early in the morning or late at night and were routinely severe with demeaning verbal and physical treatment, Ardern said in a statement. Reuters 14/6/2021 News Fighting crime with the touch of a button – Cumbria police rolls out new apps for officers Cumbria police has introduced a number of apps for its officers to allow them to access information at the touch of a button. The force has teamed up with Durham Constabulary and a link-up with Microsoft and Tisski to allow officers to do more on their mobile devices. Cumbria Crack 14/6/2021 News Greater Manchester Police chief constable rejects taking the knee Greater Manchester Police's new chief constable has said he "absolutely would not" take the knee in uniform as it could undermine impartiality. BBC 14/6/2021 News Public inquiry opens into Met police killing of unarmed Jermaine Baker A public inquiry into the death of an unarmed man shot by a Metropolitan police marksman during a foiled prison break has heard that a bug in the getaway car picked up the occupants saying they did not have a real gun. The Guardian 14/6/2021 News From $1000 of Uber Eats to $250,000 for land, police move on elder abuse AUSTRALIA: With her health and mobility in decline, Gladys sold her home and moved into a granny flat behind her son’s house, where he and the grandchildren were a few steps away. Brisbane Times (Australia) 14/6/2021 News Police tight-lipped on tools used to scan social media activity NEW ZEALAND: Police have been using or trialing at least three tools to search social media activity during investigations, but won't say what ones. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 14/6/2021 News Warwickshire confirms Debbie Teds as new chief Warwickshire's current temporary deputy chief has been confirmed to take over from outgoing Chief Constable Martin Jelley QPM. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/6/2021 News E-scooters to emit ‘engine noise’ to alert pedestrians to their presence E-scooters undergoing trials in three cities are to be fitted with devices that produce a constant, engine-like hum to alert people to their presence amid growing safety concerns around their use. Police Professional 14/6/2021 News ‘Innovation led’ force partnership to increase officer efficiency and visibility A new suite of mobile policing apps is being rolled out to frontline officers at Cumbria and Durham Constabularies to help them “work differently and better” and enable greater interaction with communities. Police Professional 14/6/2021 News IOPC issues recommendations for use of WhatsApp by forces Nine recommendations have been made to all police forces in England and Wales to ensure a consistent approach to the use of WhatsApp for work purposes by police officers following a review by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC). Police Professional 14/6/2021 News Police ask abuse victims to save this dog picture as it contains concealed helpline numbers Rates of violence are known to surge during football tournaments - whether England win or lose The Independent 14/6/2021 News Irish police to be given powers to make people hand over passwords Strengthening of officers’ abilities comes as more crime migrates online during pandemic The Independent 14/6/2021 News «246924702471247224732474247524762477Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
