Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102384 total results. Showing results 51201 to 51220 «255725582559256025612562256325642565Next ›Last » Calls for GC’s wanding trial to be expanded as police continue tackling knife-crime AUSTRALIA: Police are launching a new anti-knife campaign on the Gold Coast, as parents of deceased teen Jack Beasley praise the success of the knife-wanding trial. myGC (Australia) 4/11/2021 News NSW police seize $2.2m in cocaine raid AUSTRALIA: A Sydney man has been charged after police discovered more than $2 million worth of cocaine in blocks stamped with the Australian Federal Police logo. Bega District News (Australia) 4/11/2021 News Cleo Smith: West Australian police charge Terence Kelly, 36, over alleged abduction of four-year-old girl AUSTRALIA: Carnarvon local charged with forcible abduction and other offences after Cleo Smith was allegedly taken from tent at remote WA camping site The Guardian 4/11/2021 News Auckland Border Stretching Police Resources To The Limit NEW ZEALAND: With the Government considering keeping the Auckland border in place over summer, it must consider the significant impact the this will place on police resources in Auckland and throughout New Zealand, says National’s spokesperson for Police Simeon Brown Scoop (New Zealand) 4/11/2021 News ‘Innocent family lucky to be alive’ after shots fired at south Auckland home NEW ZEALAND: Police are investigating after “in excess of 20” shots were fired at the home of an “innocent family” in Māngere, south Auckland. [VIDEO] Stuff (New Zealand) 4/11/2021 News More CCTV cameras to be installed in Rotorua NEW ZEALAND: More CCTV cameras will be installed to address crime and anti-social behaviour in Rotorua, particularly in the inner city and near emergency accommodation sites on Fenton St. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 4/11/2021 News Cleveland PCC faces historical sexual assault inquiry Steve Turner, the police and crime commissioner (PCC) for Cleveland, is being investigated over an allegation of a historical sexual assault. Police Professional 4/11/2021 News North East forces first to use “exciting” new digital forensics services Dynamic Purchasing System Four police forces in the North East of England are the first to use an innovative new Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for digital forensic services created by FCN. Forensic Capability Network 4/11/2021 News Latest data shows the nature of criminality in our society is changing The Office of National Statistics has today published data on crime in England and Wales for the year ending June 2021. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 4/11/2021 News Cleveland police and crime chief Steve Turner faces ‘sexual assault claim’ Cleveland's police and crime commissioner is being investigated over a historical sexual assault claim, the police watchdog has confirmed. BBC 4/11/2021 News Senior officer calls for calm as 100 youths attack police after protocol rally Two boys aged 12 and 15 were arrested on suspicion of riotous behaviour following the incident in Belfast. The Standard 4/11/2021 News Covid fears at COP26 as more than 100 on duty police officers are waiting on PCR test results or self-isolating Fears of an impending coronavirus outbreak at COP26 are mounting after more than 100 police officers were forced to isolate with suspected Covid. Mail Online 4/11/2021 News The Everyday Reality of Private Security Work in Sweden: Negotiations At the Front Line of Public Order Maintenance The private security industry has come to play a major role in Sweden and has become subject to a wide range of regulations. While these regulations give a sense of the role played by private security on the ground, it is important to study how private security actors themselves negotiate their way through these regulations, producing a more complex social order than regulations suggest. To study such everyday negotiations, this article draws on a theoretical approach that places regulatory structures and actors in a dialectical relationship, and on ethnographic studies of private security officers’ everyday reality in the market for security. This article shows the officers’ common concerns about their work, their collective interpretations of (legitimate) work practices, and how they negotiate regulatory structures and the behaviour of market actors (companies and customers). Taken together, insights are provided on how a complex structure–agency dynamic shapes the front-line roles of private security officers and creates a negotiated order on the ground, in turn ultimately redrawing the state/market divide in public order maintenance as envisaged in legislation. Policing and Society - Registration at source 4/11/2021 Research article Meeting Gavin Stephens, Chief Constable of Surrey Police Gavin Stephens was talking to Policing Insight Publisher Bernard Rix who is undertaking The Policing Friendship Tour across the British Isles where he is hoping to visit all police forces, before then taking the Tour around the world. PolicingTV 4/11/2021 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video 3 years after legalization, police say cannabis crime persists in Ontario CANADA: There may be dozens of cannabis stores authorized in Waterloo region, but police say that doesn't mean the illegal cannabis market has gone away. CBC News (Canada) 4/11/2021 News Ontario’s police watchdog investigates shooting death of 70-year-old man in Port Dover CANADA: Ontario's police watchdog is investigating the death of a 70-year-old man in Port Dover on Wednesday in an incident involving the Toronto police. CBC News (Canada) 4/11/2021 News Posturing and misconduct CANADA: The nature of policing includes, but is not limited to, being called to intervene in disputes that inherently put police officers in the midst of a clash. Blue Line (Canada) 4/11/2021 Analysis, Feature Only two call outs as gardaí and emergency services in Longford praised over incident-free Halloween REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Emergency services have come in for noteworthy praise after Longford's Halloween celebrations passed off without incident. Longford Leader (Republic of Ireland) 4/11/2021 News Over-reliance on gardaí in mental health crises sees children ‘criminalised’ – report REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: There was an “over-reliance” on the Garda to manage mental health crises in the community and children in crisis were suffering “criminalisation” so they could be taken back to Garda stations for further assessment, new research has found. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 4/11/2021 News The Garda Síochána and child mental health REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An investigation of pathways to crisis mental health care [pdf] Policing Authority (Republic of Ireland) 4/11/2021 Report «255725582559256025612562256325642565Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
