Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96631 total results. Showing results 49841 to 49860 «248924902491249224932494249524962497Next ›Last » Man sues police for £1m after wrongful computer entry leads to five-year travel ‘ban’ Femi Adenuga couldn’t travel for work or attend his mother’s funeral, and says his case ‘smacks of racism’ The Independent 30/5/2021 News Garda chief slammed by judge for police trainee Thomas Murphy’s sacking A High Court judge has quashed a decision by the garda commissioner to sack a probationer garda and accused Drew Harris of going “off the rails” in his attempts to discipline the trainee. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 30/5/2021 News Met drops case and accepts the role of legal observers at protests Four members of Black Protest Legal Support arrested at ‘kill the bill’ protests have their charges dropped The Guardian 29/5/2021 News London Bridge attack: Saskia Jones and Jack Merritt were ‘unlawfully killed’, inquest finds Saskia Jones, 23, and Jack Merritt, 25, were stabbed to death by convicted terrorist Usman Khan at Fishmongers' Hall in London. Sky News 29/5/2021 News 1st Referral Action Day Against Right-Wing Terrorist Online Propaganda On 27 May 2021, the 1st Referral Action Day against right-wing terrorist online propaganda was coordinated by the European Union Internet Referral Unit at Europol's headquarters in The Hague. The Action Day was joined by a total of 28 international partners: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Norway, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom, and the New York City Police Department. Europol 29/5/2021 News Future thinking Designed to unite innovators with decision-makers, together with the wider public sector, the Modernising Criminal Justice Conference enables the sharing of resources, ideas and expertise to aid in the modernisation that the sector so desperately needs. Police Professional reports. Police Professional - Subscription at source 29/5/2021 News Jermaine Jenas: ‘Police risk simplifying childhoods by their constant stop and searches of young black boys’ The footballer-turned-broadcaster has spent the past year investigating police powers to ‘tackle violent crime’ in The Truth About Police Stop and Search, which airs on Monday on Channel 4 i News 29/5/2021 News US Confidential: Live crime apps fuel fear and vigilantism in New York City Night was falling on New York, a half-moon hung in the satin-blue sky and all over the city there were reports of people getting into scrapes. In Queens, there was a fight; in Midtown, an assault; on the Upper East Side, a traffic accident and a report of somebody stuck in a lift. Across the park, on the Upper West Side, a woman had been shot in the arm. The Times - Subscription at source 29/5/2021 Analysis, Feature Beat surrender As the number of officers leaving the police mid-service continues to rise, the Police Federation of England and Wales is to launch a campaign to ensure they receive more assistance with career transition. Police Professional reports. Police Professional 28/5/2021 Feature Murders are down but homicide’s workload is up. This man found out why AUSTRALIA: While the time-honoured code is “if it ain’t broke don’t fix it”, police have a different motto: “If it is broke don’t admit it.” For years their computer system was run by the work experience kid with a soldering iron, rosters were drawn up by a former Siberian prison boss and policewomen were expected to carry their guns in police-issue handbags. Which makes Assistant Commissioner Bob Hill’s recent three-month review of the crime department a welcome initiative. We know the pattern of serious crime has changed. The question is whether the crime squads are adaptable enough to change with it. The Age (Australia) 28/5/2021 Feature, Opinion Greater Manchester Police to ‘stop screening out crimes’ The ‘basics’ in the force, which failed to record an estimated 80,000 offences in 2020, have not been ‘functioning properly’, said newly reappointed deputy mayor Beverley Hughes Manchester Evening News 28/5/2021 News Police chief ‘deeply sorry’ for ‘unacceptable’ failures over Fishmongers’ Hall terror attack The head of UK counterterror police has apologised for “unacceptable” failures leading up to the Fishmongers’ Hall terror attack. Usman Khan, a convicted terrorist, murdered two victims at a rehabilitation event 11 months after being freed from prison. The Independent - Registration at source 28/5/2021 News Inquest into London Bridge attack deaths finds police and MI5 failings Probation service also contributed to deaths in terrorist attack at Fishmongers’ Hall, jury concludes The Guardian 28/5/2021 News Dorset Police chief constable James Vaughan to retire in autumn The chief constable of Dorset Police has announced he will retire in the autumn. James Vaughan, who joined the force in 2012 as assistant chief constable, said he "seriously considered" the move last year, but delayed it to steer the force through the coronavirus pandemic. Advertiser and Times 28/5/2021 News Domestic abuse cars hailed a success by forces Forces say their domestic abuse response car model provides specialist support victims and can help secure prosecutions. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/5/2021 News Estate uses surveillance tech and physical security to design out crime Home Office and PCC initiative targets burglary, vehicle theft and ASB on big estate Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/5/2021 News MPS apologies to families of those killed in Fishmongers Hall terror attack The UK’s most senior counter-terrorism officer has apologised to the families of those killed in the Fishmongers’ Hall attack in the wake of damning inquest jury conclusions. Police Professional 28/5/2021 News French police kill ‘radicalised’ man who stabbed officer The unidentified assailant was killed while being arrested, according to authorities The Telegraph - Subscription at source 28/5/2021 News Inquest into London Bridge attack deaths finds police and MI5 failings Probation service also contributed to deaths in terrorist attack at Fishmongers’ Hall, jury concludes The Guardian 28/5/2021 News ‘There’s almost no way we’re not institutionally racist’: AC Rob Beckley on race, riots, and Operation Resolve Diversity in policing, the role of the College of Policing and the criminal inquiry into the Hillsborough disaster were among the topics discussed by Assistant Commissioner Rob Beckley and Policing Insight Publisher Bernard Rix, as Bernard embarked on the second leg of his Policing Friendship Tour in Somerset. 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