Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102087 total results. Showing results 52101 to 52120 «260226032604260526062607260826092610Next ›Last » Insulate Britain: Injunction granted against M25 protesters A court ruling won by the government warns climate change protesters that they could be jailed if they continue their campaign of blocking the M25. BBC 23/9/2021 News Manchester police refer themselves to watchdog over death of boy, 16 Rhamero West was killed after his first day at college where he was studying catering The Guardian 23/9/2021 News Senior police shared ‘sexual and derogatory images’ on work forum Serving and retired police officers shared "sexual and derogatory images" on an online work forum up to 20 times a day, a former senior officer has claimed. Express 23/9/2021 News National Chair defends policing of M25 protests The National Chair of the Police Federation has defended police officers for their handling of climate change protestors who blocked parts of the M25 after they came under fire for taking a “soft approach”. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 22/9/2021 News Public health landscape review published Public health approaches are successfully becoming embedded in policing [PDF]. College of Policing 22/9/2021 Report Tributes to fallen police officers set to flow on National Police Remembrance Day AUSTRALIA: Gnowangerup Sergeant Randall Moulden will be among the fallen police officers honoured at a National Police Remembrance Day service near Katanning next week. The West Australian (Australia) 22/9/2021 News Melbourne police break up anti-lockdown protest with non-lethal rounds and teargas AUSTRALIA: Third day of demonstrations ends in a standoff between officers and protesters at the city’s war memorial The Guardian 22/9/2021 News M25 protestors: Government to hand Insulate Britain activists ‘instant jail term’ as legal injunction granted The Environment Secretary has confirmed the UK is seeking legal action against the protestors i News 22/9/2021 News How police tactics have changed (and changed again) in dealing with protests AUSTRALIA: In the late 1960s police had no idea how to handle demonstrations because the biggest non-sporting crowds were those lining up for a scone at the Coles cafeteria. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 22/9/2021 Feature, Opinion Police are slammed for creating ‘a surveillance state’ by using AI software from ShadowDragon to spy on social media and identify potential criminals An artificial intelligence program designed to scan social media chatter and warn law enforcement of potential threats is raising the alarm for civil-rights advocates. Mail Online 22/9/2021 News Opinions divided on new funding for police tactical teams, training and staff NEW ZEALAND: The new plan from police to train up more officers for higher-risk situations is being described as a worrying step towards a fully armed force. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 22/9/2021 News Police tactical teams, extra staff and training announced in $45m safety package NEW ZEALAND: Police Minister Poto Williams and Police Commissioner Andrew Coster have announced a $45m package to fund new police tactical teams, extra staff, enhanced intelligence, and training to ensure the safety of frontline officers. [VIDEO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 22/9/2021 News Police used spit hoods to restrain children NEW ZEALAND: Police used spit hoods to restrain 117 children and young people between 2016 and 2020. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 22/9/2021 News Metropolitan Police must face up to claims of institutional corruption The response of Cressida Dick to a series of crises and continuing concerns is harming policing in the capital OnLondon 22/9/2021 News Former Tory police and crime commissioner for Wiltshire charged with making false declaration Crown Prosecution Service gives go-ahead for case against Jonathon Seed over nomination papers The Independent 22/9/2021 News Data ethics in policing: The challenges and opportunities With police legitimacy being challenged and examined more than ever, the law enforcement use of technology and data is also coming under close scrutiny; information and intelligence management expert Giles Herdale, and former NPCC ethics lead Dave Lewis, look at some of the key debates around these issues, which were up for discussion at the recent Chartered Institute of Information Security (CIISec) live event. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/9/2021 Feature Range of penalties debated for Waterloo regional police officer guilty of misconduct CANADA: A Waterloo regional police officer who was found guilty this summer of two counts of misconduct could forfeit between a day and 10 days' worth of pay, based on submissions made during a virtual sentencing hearing Tuesday. CBC News (Canada) 22/9/2021 News Rookie police pups receive badges as LPS honours retiring veteran service dog CANADA: The Lethbridge Police Service honoured a trio of four-legged employees on Tuesday as a grizzled veteran retired and a pair of rookie police dogs received their badges. Global News (Canada) 22/9/2021 News London Police confirm, incidents where guns are being discharged more common CANADA: LONDON, ONT. - With crime statistics, perception isn’t always reality. A small cluster of incidents, in a short time, can make it seem like there’s a larger problem. CTV News (Canada) 22/9/2021 News Garda Ombudsman investigates arrest of teen after video footage shows garda appearing to aim his foot at him REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Ombudsman is carrying out an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the arrest of a teenager in Dublin over the weekend. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 22/9/2021 News «260226032604260526062607260826092610Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
