Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103331 total results. Showing results 50761 to 50780 «253525362537253825392540254125422543Next ›Last » ‘Extensive investigation’ into allegations of gardaí extorting food-delivery workers REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An internal Garda inquiry into the alleged theft of money from a Deliveroo rider has developed into an “extensive criminal investigation” into the extortion of money from food-delivery workers by gardaí. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 23/12/2021 News New Zealand Police: Strengthening the commitment to use technology safely and responsibly The rapid advancement of new technology is creating a range of potential uses and applications in law enforcement settings, as well as mounting public and community concern around the ethical use of tech; in this article Inspector Carla Gilmore, Manager - Emergent Technologies for New Zealand Police, explains how the force is creating new policies and frameworks to ensure emerging technology is used safely and responsibly. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/12/2021 Analysis, Feature Deputy police chief sorry over too many women in fire service remarks A deputy police and crime commissioner (DPCC) has apologised after saying the number of women in some fire service departments should be reduced. BBC 23/12/2021 News Metropolitan Police anti-violence operation primarily targeted teenagers and black people, reports suggest Scotland Yard reportedly considered not running the lockdown scheme over fears of its ‘disproportionality’ The Independent 23/12/2021 News Public order: The anti-vaxxers tax the thin blue line again In his final protest report for 2021 Chris Hobbs witnesses an anti-vaxxers protest turn ugly. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/12/2021 Feature, Opinion Domestic abuse disclosure scheme uncovers 7,500 with violent history Of the 13,334 requests received 7,530 people (56%) were told that their current partner has a violent or abusive past. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/12/2021 News Pension claimants get first stage of compensation pay out Officers affected by the botched pensions reform are getting offers in the first stage of their legal claims. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/12/2021 News Forces asked to scrap fitness tests in favour of better officer safety trainining BTP Fed says fitness test is unchanged since 2014 and is not fit for purpose. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/12/2021 News Public support for Police Scotland’s approach to policing COP26 Police Scotland’s handling of COP26, one of the largest-ever UK policing operations, was praised by the majority of the public according to a survey. Police Professional 23/12/2021 News Charity says 16,000 UK children could be exposed to domestic abuse at Christmas Early Intervention Foundation calls on ministers to commit to funding specialist support services in new year The Guardian 23/12/2021 News Police watchdog dismisses complaint against No 10 officers over alleged party IOPC was asked to investigate failure to enforce Covid rules after reports of lockdown gathering a year ago. The Guardian 23/12/2021 News Lord Advocate orders fresh inquiry into how sexual crimes are prosecuted Lord Advocate Dorothy Bain QC has commissioned a study of how sexual offences cases are handled by the prosecution service, updating an earlier review she carried out over a decade ago. Holyrood Magazine 23/12/2021 News Devon and Cornwall PCC asks if police force delivers value for money A police and crime commissioner (PCC) is asking residents if they think the force in their area delivers value for money ahead of a budget meeting. BBC 23/12/2021 News Police Communications celebrate milestone for civilian operators AUSTRALIA: Civilians and police officers working side by side in an operational environment – while commonplace nowadays within the Queensland Police Service (QPS), this has not always been the case. myPolice - Queensland Police News 22/12/2021 Feature, Opinion AFP in Western Australia reveals operational success in helping to keep the community safe AUSTRALIA: The AFP has charged 167 alleged offenders in Western Australia with 591 Commonwealth offences and seized almost 500 kilograms of illicit drugs to date in 2021. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 22/12/2021 News Crack open the Christmas bomb-bombs AUSTRALIA: Despite travel restrictions and lockdowns the AFP’s Specialist Operations (SO) Bomb Response Team (BRT) have employed their specialist skill sets, including bomb robots and drones in 2021 to help keep the Canberra community safe. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 22/12/2021 Feature ‘Welcome decline’ of dangerous synthetic drugs being seized in New Zealand NEW ZEALAND: Police are reporting a “welcome decline” in the detection of dangerous synthetic drugs often sold as MDMA, which caused dozens of hospitalisations last summer. [VIDEO] Stuff (New Zealand) 22/12/2021 News Maori wardens taking care of own business NEW ZEALAND: Tairāwhiti's Māori wardens are going to be managing themselves after 14 years of operating under the umbrella of Te Puni Kokiri. Gisborne Herald (New Zealand) 22/12/2021 News Swapping headsets for forage caps NEW ZEALAND: Mike Biggans is on his way to becoming a police officer. But before he gets accepted to the Royal New Zealand Police College (RNZPC), he’s getting some good training on duty at the 105 - Non-emergency Kapiti Digital Communications Centre, answering calls. New Zealand Police 22/12/2021 Feature, Opinion Hundreds of offenders facing an alcohol-free Christmas Around 770 offenders will be wearing sobriety tags on Christmas Day as part of the Government’s drive to protect the public from drink-fuelled violence. Police Professional 22/12/2021 News «253525362537253825392540254125422543Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
