Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102490 total results. Showing results 50581 to 50600 «252625272528252925302531253225332534Next ›Last » ‘We’ve reached a tipping point in tackling VAWG; now it’s imperative that police reliability is restored’ In her recent speech to the NPCC / APCC Partnership Summit, Victims’ Commissioner Dame Vera Baird highlighted the challenges in tackling violence against women and addressing the issue of domestic abusers within police ranks, as well as the opportunity for policing to lead the way on cultural change; this week she spoke to Policing Insight Editor Keith Potter to expand on those concerns, and suggest steps towards restoring confidence among victims. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/12/2021 Feature, Interview, Opinion Client and partner survey results 2019-20 CANADA: The RCMP aims to provide the best possible policing to the communities we serve. We conduct three surveys annually to get feedback from the Canadian public, our partners and our stakeholders about the work we do. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 1/12/2021 Report Police recruits are quitting within weeks because they can’t cope with job, warns chief constable Young officers lack the life experience and hardiness to handle the violence and pressures of working on the front line, says force leader The Telegraph - Subscription at source 30/11/2021 News Victoria Police launches dedicated unit to investigate family violence involving officers AUSTRALIA: In an Australian first, Victoria Police has launched a specialist unit to investigate serious cases of family violence involving its employees. ABC News (Australia) 30/11/2021 News Policeman knew paramedics not coming to arena ‘any time soon’, inquiry hears Sgt Mark Haviland, of British Transport Police, has been giving evidence to the public inquiry into the Manchester Arena attack. The Standard 30/11/2021 News Victoria anti-corruption commissioner warns body-cam footage could taint police evidence AUSTRALIA: Victoria’s anti-corruption commissioner has warned there is a risk that police evidence could be tainted and officers may be prioritising credibility ahead of the administration of justice because the force is not controlling how its staff give witness statements. The Guardian 30/11/2021 News Border Force seizes hundreds of endangered species products Together with the World Customs Organisation (WCO) and INTERPOL, Border Force seized over 250 products at the UK border containing endangered wildlife. Home Office 30/11/2021 News New tech online safety guide for the festive season AUSTRALIA: A new online safety guide is being released today for parents and others who are buying technology for children this festive season. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 30/11/2021 News Keeping tamariki safe NEW ZEALAND: Thirty-two vehicles, 49 child restraints checked and 28 cycle helmets and hi-viz vests given out. Gisborne Herald (New Zealand) 30/11/2021 News Retired police officer’s misconduct sentence doubled following referral Alan Butler has had his sentence doubled by the Court of Appeal following a referral by the Solicitor General, Alex Chalk QC MP. Home Office 30/11/2021 News NZ not any safer following legislation against firearm owners NEW ZEALAND: Continuing firearm violence means New Zealanders are no safer despite the promises made of legislation passed against licensed firearm owners, according to COLFO. Scoop (New Zealand) 30/11/2021 News Lorry drivers face £2,000 fine for every stowaway migrant, even after security checks Priti Patel is expected to give Border Force officers greater powers to prosecute as Home Office says current measures are not working The Telegraph - Subscription at source 30/11/2021 News Police need new approach to quell rising gang violence – expert NEW ZEALAND: A gang expert says police may need to monitor gangs extremely heavily - or get them in a room together - in a bid to quash any tit-for-tat violence that may be brewing. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 30/11/2021 News ‘Courage and excellence’ of Scotland’s officers honoured at Federation awards The bravery and commitment of Police Scotland’s officers has been recognised at the largest ever Scottish Police Federation awards. Police Professional 30/11/2021 News De-escalation techniques could help reduce police use of force – but good data will be essential The death of George Floyd shone the spotlight strongly on police use of force, but many police services and departments had already recognised concerns and were attempting to address the issue; however, the lack of data on the effectiveness of training in areas such as de-escalation have left it difficult to identify what works and why, as Policing Insight Contributing Editor Tina Orr-Munro reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 30/11/2021 Analysis, Feature Province introduces amendments to Police Service Act CANADA: The Manitoba government is introducing amendments to the Police Services Act that would strengthen the Independent Investigations Unit (IIU) and support greater responsiveness and accountability in policing across the provinceÂÂÂÂ, Justice Minister Cameron Friesen announced today. Manitoba Government (Canada) 30/11/2021 News Police training, risk assessment updated to save lives CANADA: Police will get a refresh of mandatory training so they can give enhanced response to people who suffer intimate partner violence. Government of British Columbia 30/11/2021 News Firearm access by at-risk people CANADA: The overall contribution of people with serious mental illness to violent crimes is only about three to four per cent, and most individuals diagnosed with a serious mental health disorder are no more likely to commit an act of violence (with or without a firearm) than the general population. Blue Line (Canada) 30/11/2021 Analysis, Feature Gardaà seize €1.3 million in cannabis, cocaine in Dublin raids REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Drugs valued at €1.3 million along with mixing agents, cash and vehicles have been seized by the Garda’s anti-gang units in an operation targeting locations in Dublin. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 30/11/2021 News E-scooters are subject to drink driving laws, according to gardaà REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: People using e-scooters have been warned they face being tested for alcohol or drugs by gardaà if they ride them while intoxicated this festive season. Kildare Now (Republic of Ireland) 30/11/2021 News «252625272528252925302531253225332534Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
