Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93900 total results. Showing results 51501 to 51520 «257225732574257525762577257825792580Next ›Last » Weapons amnesty begins in bid to tackle violent crime A nation-wide weapons amnesty is being launched in a bid to to reduce violent crime. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/12/2020 News New national competition for police innovation Do you have a good idea to improve policing? Do you have personnel or students who have innovative insights? Get your ideas in to this new national competition to find the very best innovations for UK policing. Police Professional 11/12/2020 Analysis, Feature Talk to police colleagues and share ideas with Cuppa connections Cuppa connections does what it says on the tea and coffee tins. Connecting over a brew gives you the opportunity to network, share good practice and build your contacts by talking to someone else in policing. College of Policing 11/12/2020 Feature Consultation on extracting data from electronic devices released Officers, staff and the public are being asked to give their views on proposed national guidance on extracting data from electronic devices. College of Policing 11/12/2020 Feature SPA Response to Police Complaint Handling Review David Crichton, Interim Chair of the SPA said: “We are grateful to Dame Elish for her work on this final report. We welcome in particular its focus on the whole complaints system rather than its individual components. Scottish Police Authority (SPA) 11/12/2020 News Fraud and online child abuse increases while other crimes return to pre-lockdown levels Reports of fraud and online child abuse continue to rise sharply, a new report by Police Scotland shows. Police Scotland 11/12/2020 News Free speech provisions must be strengthened in Hate Crime Bill, MSPs say The Hate Crime Bill must be amended to strengthen its free speech provisions, Holyrood’s Justice Committee has concluded. Holyrood Magazine 11/12/2020 News From poppies to meth: How Afghanistan is changing the global drug-trafficking landscape for good The recent discovery that the world’s most fertile breeding ground for heroin is also home to the plant used to make the main ingredient in crystal meth went largely unnoticed in the mainstream media; but as Policing Insight’s Chris Allen explains, it has huge consequences for organised crime both internationally and in the UK. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/12/2020 Analysis, Feature Humberside Police: Senior police officer admits using racist term A senior police officer has admitted using racially abusive language to describe a black colleague. BBC 11/12/2020 News CT Policing warn of need for vigilance over Christmas Counter Terrorism Policing has warned that the threat from terrorism has not been diminished by the global pandemic, despite the Covid-19 lockdown continuing to reduce the number of terrorism-related arrests. Counter Terrorism Policing 11/12/2020 News New surrender scheme starts to keep dangerous weapons off the streets Measures to keep dangerous weapons off the streets are a step closer today with the opening of a surrender scheme, under prohibitions introduced in the Offensive Weapons Act. Home Office 11/12/2020 News ‘It’s a stunt’ caller brands weapons buyback scheme ‘garbage’ "Stunt" was how this caller branded a scheme by police to offer compensation in exchange for handing in certain offensive weapons. LBC 11/12/2020 News Rape victims given the right to ask for female forensic team Rape victims have the legal right to be treated by female forensic teams before going to the police after a new law was passed at Holyrood last night. The Times - Subscription at source 11/12/2020 News Face-recognition cameras to catch shoplifters raise fears over privacy A supermarket chain‘s extension of facial-recognition technology in its stores has prompted outrage among privacy campaigners. The Times - Subscription at source 11/12/2020 News Interview with Yonkers, NY Police Commissioner John Mueller and Newark, NJ Public Safety Director Anthony Ambrose USA: For today’s Daily COVID-19 Report, PERF Executive Director Chuck Wexler spoke with Yonkers, NY Police Commissioner John Mueller and Newark, NJ Public Safety Director Anthony Ambrose. Both cities were hit hard by the first COVID wave in the New York City area last spring, and are now responding to the recent case increase. They discussed how they’ve changed their operations, and described their plans for offering COVID vaccines to their workforce. Police Executive Research Forum 10/12/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Isolation report: Police dragged heels over request for confinement info NEW ZEALAND: Police did not initially cooperate nor provide data on time to a Human Rights Commission report into how agencies keep people in confinement. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 10/12/2020 News Christchurch gunman’s racist views traced to when he was 12 – report NEW ZEALAND: The Christchurch gunman, a loner and self-described introvert, expressed racist views from a young age. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 10/12/2020 News City police closer to adopting body cams CANADA: Greater Sudbury Police Chief Paul Pedersen gave body-worn cameras an enthusiastic endorsement on Wednesday, hailing the technology as a way to promote accountability and to build trust between police and the public. The Sudbury Star (Canada) 10/12/2020 News Intelligence agencies’ failures highlighted but no accountability sought NEW ZEALAND: Several key security and intelligence agencies failed to do their counter-terrorism job well, or at all, but there remains no way of holding them to account. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 10/12/2020 News ‘Porch pirate’ crimes spike across New Zealand NEW ZEALAND: Porch pirates are opportunistic thieves who follow courier vans or scour the street for freshly delivered parcels. Stuff (New Zealand) 10/12/2020 News «257225732574257525762577257825792580Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
