Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103231 total results. Showing results 52001 to 52020 «259725982599260026012602260326042605Next ›Last » RCMP wants to use AI to learn passwords in investigations, but experts warn of privacy risk CANADA: The RCMP want to use artificial-intelligence technology to obtain passwords so they can decrypt data seized during criminal investigations, prompting cybersecurity and civil-liberties experts to warn that the technology could risk Canadians’ privacy rights. The Globe and Mail (Canada) 6/11/2021 News Frontline gardaí not trained for child crises IRELAND: Frontline gardaí say they are “not equipped” to deal with mental health crises and are urging Garda HQ and health authorities to clearly define the roles and responsibilities of each agency. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 6/11/2021 News Over 100 gardai will patrol Dublin streets during the weekend as ‘Operation Citizen’ is launched IRELAND: "We have increased our arrests, we have increased our prosecutions" Dublin Live (Republic of Ireland) 6/11/2021 News Concerns about Gloucestershire Constabulary’s performance Concerns have been raised about the overall performance of Gloucestershire Constabulary, despite improvements in some areas, the police inspectorate has said. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 6/11/2021 Report Police should have their phones checked to root out ‘revolting’ messages, says watchdog Random searches of officers' phones could help to deter racism and misogyny, says Sir Tom Winsor The Telegraph - Subscription at source 6/11/2021 News Stephen Port victim inquests hear of Met ‘institutional homophobia’ Force repeatedly dismissed fears that deaths of four young gay men in Barking could be linked, jury hears The Guardian 6/11/2021 News Extra Met Police patrols in busy areas to protect women criticised as ‘window dressing’ The chief executive of Against Violence and Abuse (AVA) said the “bond of trust between women and the police” has been broken i News 6/11/2021 News British Transport Police apologise to UK black community for corrupt ex-officer DS Derek Ridgwell’s actions led to at least two serious miscarriages of justice, the Stockwell Six and the Oval Four The Guardian 6/11/2021 News Environmental crime: The not-so-hidden obstacle to combat climate change As the UK continues to host the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26), GI-TOC Senior Analyst Summer Walker explains how organised environmental crime intensifies climate change – and the need for a response that is a targeted, sustainable intervention in the climate change mitigation arsenal. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 6/11/2021 Analysis, Feature Met policeman jailed for over two years for assaulting female officer during relationship A Metropolitan Police officer has been jailed for over two years for assaulting a female officer while they were in a coercive and controlling relationship. The Standard 6/11/2021 News 1.8 TB of police helicopter surveillance footage leaks online USA: DDoSecrets published the trove Friday afternoon. Privacy advocates say it shows how pervasive law enforcement's eye has become, and how lax its data protection can be. Wired 5/11/2021 News Illawarra police probe drink spiking, fake rideshare allegations AUSTRALIA: Wollongong police are investigating multiple reports of drink spiking in the Illawarra amid growing concerns for women's safety at night. ABC News (Australia) 5/11/2021 News Victoria police involved in fatal shooting watched footage before writing statements, court told AUSTRALIA: Coroner’s court hears Victoria police will be questioned about its policy on officers using body-cam footage to prepare witness statements The Guardian 5/11/2021 News Cleo Smith case: how ‘cognitive interviewing’ can help police compile the most reliable evidence AUSTRALIA: With Cleo Smith safely returned to her family, and charges laid against her alleged abductor, much of the media’s focus has now turned to the question of how police can best piece together the details of what exactly happened to her during the 18 days she was missing. The Conversation 5/11/2021 Analysis, Feature Review looks at rural policing NEW ZEALAND: Two Southland police stations have been part of a review into community policing which could lead to an overhaul of the role officers play in small towns across New Zealand. Otago Daily Times (New Zealand) 5/11/2021 News Police shot at during Palmerston North burglary NEW ZEALAND: Police were shot at overnight in Palmerston North, with one of the alleged offenders still on the run. Stuff (New Zealand) 5/11/2021 News Canterbury dog team awarded best in class NEW ZEALAND: It's been an eventful month for one of Canterbury’s newest dog teams, Constable Josh Yeoman and Lenix, who were recently awarded the Overton Cup for top trainee dog team. New Zealand Police 5/11/2021 News Criminalisation of curiosity? Is crime prevention becoming crime prediction? Suzanne Gallagher examines some recent developments in the application of predictive policing technology and questions the impact this may have on the next generation. Police Professional - Subscription at source 5/11/2021 Feature A balancing act of criminal law and the Human Rights Act Emelia Bezant-Gahan says officers need to carefully balance whether infringing a protestor’s rights by removing their right to obstruct by way of peaceful protest is proportionate for the sake of upholding the criminal law in place. Police Professional - Subscription at source 5/11/2021 Feature ‘Recruitment of police officers needs thorough forensic character assessment’ Fiona Phillips asks who is it the public can turn to when those we trust, the upholders of the law, are turning out to be offenders themselves? Mirror 5/11/2021 News «259725982599260026012602260326042605Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
