Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103152 total results. Showing results 51821 to 51840 «258825892590259125922593259425952596Next ›Last » Tabletop exercise hosted by Europol to disrupt terrorist content online International tabletop exercise organised to further bolster cross-sector collaboration in the aftermath of a terrorist event Europol 10/11/2021 News Notts gives twice the number of SPOs than West Midlands Nottinghamshire Police has given out twice the number of stalking protection orders (SPOs) as West Midland Police, a force doubles its size. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/11/2021 News New deputy chief constable for North Yorkshire Police North Yorkshire Police have named Greater Manchester Police Assistant Chief Constable Mabs Hussain MBE as their new Deputy Chief Constable. Police Professional 10/11/2021 News PFEW and IOPC clash over officer’s seven-year ‘ordeal’ The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has accused the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) of putting an officer through a “horrific ordeal” after the collapse of a misconduct investigation lasting more than seven years. Police Professional 10/11/2021 News Data-driven deterrence: How tech tools will help over-stretched officers to deliver the Beating Crime Plan While there was a familiar ring to much of the UK Government’s recently unveiled ‘Beating Crime Plan’, continuing pressure on resources (both human financial) means delivering a new-look local policing approach is still a major challenge; Steve Ainsworth, Executive Director of NEC Software Solutions UK, believes technology can lead to more effective targeting of offences and offenders, and give young-in-service officers the vital knowledge they need to succeed. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/11/2021 Feature, Innovation, Opinion Amendments to police pension schemes in England and Wales 2022 OPEN CONSULTATION: The Home Office is undertaking a consultation on Public Service Pensions: Police Pensions (Amendment) Regulations 2022, to enact the first phase of the remedy in the McCloud / Sargeant cases.N: Home Office 10/11/2021 Report Dog joins Northamptonshire Police to help officers’ wellbeing A police force has welcomed another wellbeing dog to help support the mental health of its staff and officers. BBC 10/11/2021 News COP26 – ACC Ritchie thanks officers and staff for policing locally and nationally during COP26 Assistant Chief Constable Gary Ritchie has reflected on the efforts of officers and staff working to support COP26, as well as those continuing to deliver a policing service to the public. Police Scotland 10/11/2021 News Parambir Singh: The case of the missing top police officer INDIA: On 1 October, Indian authorities made a sensational announcement: the former police chief of Mumbai, the country's financial capital, was missing. BBC 10/11/2021 News Terminally ill man arrested for ‘mooning’ at speed camera A terminally ill man who bared his behind to a speed camera van says he was "gobsmacked" to be arrested at home. BBC 10/11/2021 News Man complains of police ‘bullying’ after mooning at speed camera Darrell Meekcom, 55, says he has reported incident in which he was arrested by six officers at his Midlands home The Guardian 10/11/2021 News Military-grade first aid kits to be put in crowded places to ‘increase survivability’ after terror attacks Members of the public have resorted to using makeshift items to treat casualties after terror attacks including the Manchester bombing and London Bridge stabbings The Independent 10/11/2021 News From the Street Corner to Call Centre: Changes in the Characteristics of Mental Health-Related Calls For Service Received By Police Between 2009 and 2016, New Zealand Police experienced a disproportionate increase in lower-priority mental health-related calls. This exploratory study uses content analysis to identify characteristics of these calls, including reasons for calling police, advice and actions undertaken by communications centres staff, and actions undertaken by frontline officers. Four important findings emerge. First, there has been a significant increase in the proportion of mental health-related calls that did not involve reporting of an offence or emergency (increased from 48% in 2010 to 57% in 2016). Second, there was a significant increase in calls that were initiated by the person who appeared to be experiencing mental illness and distress during the time of the call (increased from 53% to 62%). Third, the way communication centres staff and frontline officers responded to mental health-related calls also changed over time. There was an increased tendency of communications centre staff advising the callers to call back if the situation escalates or if they require further assistance (which increased from 14% to 24%). Fourth, among the events attended by a police unit, there was an increase in the proportion of events where a frontline officer contacted a mental health agency (which increased from 6% of attended events to 10%). Moreover, transportation to a police station decreased (21.7% to 11%) while there were increases in the transportation of a person’s home (2.7% to 6%). Transportation to a mental health facility averaged at 24.9% over the period Policing and Society - Registration at source 10/11/2021 Research article Alleged drug kingpin and fugitive Mostafa Baluch arrested AUSTRALIA: Police have arrested alleged cocaine kingpin and fugitive Mostafa Baluch after he was found hiding inside a Mercedes being transported on a truck travelling to Queensland. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 9/11/2021 News Building a Diverse Workforce in Law Enforcement USA: A worker shortage is sweeping the nation, and law enforcement is no exception. Across the country, law enforcement agencies struggle to recruit, hire, and retain police officers for reasons that span social, economic, and political factors.1 Compounding the problem, in some departments, officers are retiring at a faster rate than they are being replaced. National Police Foundation (USA) 9/11/2021 Feature, Opinion Indigenous man shot dead by police identified as Sydney grandfather Stanley Russell AUSTRALIA: A man shot dead by police in western Sydney on Tuesday has been identified as a father and grandfather. 7 News (Australia) 9/11/2021 News Push for inquiry into gay hate crimes to investigate claims police turned blind eye AUSTRALIA: Legal observers say a judicial inquiry into gay and transgender hate crimes in New South Wales must investigate claims that police officers turned a blind eye or were involved in the attacks. ABC News (Australia) 9/11/2021 News Police Respond To IPCA Report NEW ZEALAND: Police disagrees with a ruling in an IPCA report which says that entry into a property in Palmerston North last year was unlawful, and therefore its subsequent ruling that use of force inside the property was also unlawful. Scoop (New Zealand) 9/11/2021 News Detective on police trying to assume people’s online identities NEW ZEALAND: A police spokesperson says officers have been asking people to sign away their social media and email passwords for police use for almost 10 years. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 9/11/2021 News Police try to assume people’s online identities to gather information NEW ZEALAND: Police are trying to assume the online identities of suspects and defendants by taking over their social media and email accounts to gather information. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 9/11/2021 News «258825892590259125922593259425952596Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
