Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100940 total results. Showing results 51621 to 51640 «257825792580258125822583258425852586Next ›Last » The CCTV that has to spot a face in 22 million India is bringing in facial recognition technology on its train services to catch fare dodgers and criminals, forcing police to trawl through images of 22 million people who travel each day. The Times - Subscription at source 30/8/2021 News Police fight plan to share cash with public services Elected officials will be able to divert a police force’s funding to other areas, such as mental health trusts, under a government proposal. The Times - Subscription at source 30/8/2021 News Webinar: Use of Microsoft 365 with Body Worn Video featuring Devon & Cornwall and Dorset Police Forces Our Weekly Webinars are back starting from Wednesday 8th September when the National Enabling Programmes team who will be joined by colleagues from Devon & Cornwall and Dorset Police forces, to explain how they have integrated Microsoft 365 and the Body Worn Video used in the force to improve the way they deliver service. National Enabling Programmes 29/8/2021 News PSNI under fire over expanding media wing The Police Service of Northern Ireland has almost one media or strategic communications employee for every 100 officers, figures reveal. The Times - Subscription at source 29/8/2021 News Cat recruited by police gets his claws into criminals with ‘purrfect’ training Police in New Zealand recruit moggy called Arnold who goes through daily training to engage in fight against crime Wales Online 29/8/2021 News Troops in Afghanistan? I’d far rather see some police on patrol at home Here's an idea for all those people who like to intervene in places. Why don’t we intervene in Britain? Mail Online 29/8/2021 News Police promising ‘friendly’ approach to protestors at COP 26 in Glasgow Police chiefs are promising a “friendly” approach to protests during COP26 amid concerns over visiting officers after concerns were raised about a repeat of violent scenes witnessed during the G8 summit in 2005. Planet Radio 29/8/2021 News PSNI under fire over expanding media wing The Police Service of Northern Ireland has almost one media or strategic communications employee for every 100 officers, figures reveal. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 29/8/2021 News Police union wants boosted training capacity, mental health supports for Mounties after election CANADA: The National Police Federation is also looking for the next federal government to increase recruitment efforts to bring new officers into the force following a year that saw numbers drop due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Hill Times (Canada) 28/8/2021 News Peel police 3.5x more likely to use force on black people: report CANADA: New Peel Police data shows officers used force against Black people three-and-a-half times more often than their share of the population. Melissa Nakhavoly on why experts say there is this disparity, but are police actually finding solutions? [VIDEO] City News (Australia) 28/8/2021 News Push for new justice approach for sexual assault survivors AUSTRALIA: The head of Victoria’s law reform commission says the time has come for a new approach to justice for victims of sexual assault, with the attorney-general and police backing reform ahead of a critical report being handed to the state government. Called restorative justice, the process brings together people affected by an offence – such as victims, perpetrators and their families – to resolve and deal with the aftermath. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 28/8/2021 News Police officers to carry defibrillators in remote Mallee areas as part of trial AUSTRALIA: When police officers pulled over a speeding car on the Mallee Highway in north-west Victoria earlier this year, they weren't expecting to be met by a man in distress. ABC News (Australia) 28/8/2021 News ‘This can’t be just left to gardaí, we need a taskforce to stamp out street violence in the city REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Business chiefs are calling for a coordinated effort to tackle street violence in Dublin city centre. Richard Guiney, CEO of Dublin Town, wants a taskforce to stamp out anti-social behaviour in the capital. “We need more of a city effort on this problem, a multi-agency approach,” he said. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 28/8/2021 News Sweden, Europe’s gun crime hotspot SWEDEN: Innocent bystanders are being shot as young gangsters try to prove their mettle in this Scandinavian idyll The Times - Subscription at source 28/8/2021 Analysis, Feature L.A. cut the police budget, then put $47 million in overtime on the city’s ‘credit card’ USA: Faced with massive demonstrations over the murder of George Floyd, the Los Angeles City Council took a dramatic and symbolic step last year, cutting $150 million from the Police Department’s budget and promising to put that money into other social services. Los Angeles Times 28/8/2021 News Life after the job: Is age discrimination real in the job market? Is it harder to get a job when you're over 50? Andy Labrum of Blue Light Leavers answers a question many retiring officers will have on their minds. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/8/2021 Feature Drug drive stats too complex for government to publish The department of transport does not record or publish statistics on the number of drug driving incidents. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/8/2021 News Crossing the digital divide Nick Smith explores the benefits of digital evidence management systems in police investigations. Police Professional - Subscription at source 28/8/2021 Feature Denzil Meyrick on his new novel: ‘Police experience the worst life has to offer’ The crime novelist behind the DCI Jim Daley series writes what he knows as a former officer, he tells Magnus Linklater The Times - Subscription at source 28/8/2021 News After the last ‘summer of terrible drugs’ it’s time to make New Zealand’s temporary drug checking law permanent A temporary law introduced in New Zealand last summer allowing buyers of drugs to have them independently checked without risking prosecution looks set to become permanent this year; if it does, Professor Alexander Gillespie of the University of Waikato believes it will make the citizens of New Zealand safer, and reflect a legislative trend towards harm reduction Policing Insight 28/8/2021 Feature, Opinion «257825792580258125822583258425852586Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
