Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103152 total results. Showing results 52121 to 52140 «260326042605260626072608260926102611Next ›Last » Gsoc ‘frustrated’ over alleged lack of Garda co-operation in Golden murder inquiry REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission (Gsoc) investigators are understood to be frustrated with an alleged lack of co-operation by officers with an investigation into the circumstances surrounding Garda Tony Golden’s murder. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 30/10/2021 News Belfast police seize £10K worth of cannabis in drug factory raid After successfully applying for a search warrant, North Belfast Police raided a cannabis factory in Cliftonville on Friday evening (October 29). Belfast Live 30/10/2021 News Scottish police chief warns COP26 demonstrations could turn ‘messy’ Authorities expect to have “messy” confrontations with activists seeking to disrupt COP26. The Standard 30/10/2021 News Sussex Police pledge spiking crackdown after Argus investigation SUSSEX Police have pledged to crack down on gangs trafficking illegal drugs into the city after a string of reported spikings. The Argus 30/10/2021 News Valerie’s Law: Nearly 100,000 back calls for specialist police training to support black women affected by domestic abuse Ngozi Fulani, founder of charity Sistah Space, which is behind the campaign, said black victims risks are often dismissed because they lack physical signs of abuse i News 30/10/2021 News Police ‘alive’ to spiking in clubs threat over Halloween weekend A senior figure in Merseyside Police has said they are aware of the reports of spiking in late night venues and have a response plan in place for over the Halloween weekend. Liverpool Echo 30/10/2021 News County Lines: how the funded Task Force model is making a difference A Home Office funded pilot scheme in four policing regions is using a range of tactics to tackle the scourge of County Lines criminal activity. Police Oracle talks to one of the pilot's lead officer. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/10/2021 Feature Two charged and firearms, ammunition and drugs seized as part of proactive operations – Westmead AUSTRALIA: A man and woman have been charged after police seized firearms, ammunition, and illicit drugs during proactive operations in Sydney’s west. New South Wales Police Force 29/10/2021 News Police Minister says NT cops being the ‘best in the nation’ is the reason attrition rate has doubled AUSTRALIA: Police Minister Nicole Manison has told Parliament police officers left the force at double the attrition rate last financial year because they are “the best in the nation” and actively recruited by other states, despite record low morale in the ranks attributed to poor management. NT Independent (Australia) 29/10/2021 News Cleo Smith investigation will review reports of predatory behaviour in the area, detective Rod Wilde says AUSTRALIA: The detective leading the investigation into missing four-year-old Cleo Smith says police are reviewing past reports of approaches to children in the area spanning back 10 years. ABC News (Australia) 29/10/2021 News Bay of Plenty duo take out top police award NEW ZEALAND: A shared drive to work hard and catch offenders has seen Bay of Plenty Constable Andrew Smart and police dog Talon pick up the Erridge Cup – a national award for the top-performing dog team in their first year of operation. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 29/10/2021 News Everyone working together – Operation Mahi Ngātahi underway in the city NEW ZEALAND: Wellington Police took to the beat this week with the recommencement of the Mahi Ngātahi crime prevention initiative. New Zealand Police 29/10/2021 News Six arrested in operation targeting Rebels Motorcyle Gang NEW ZEALAND: Six Rebels Motorcycle Gang members have been arrested in Auckland following a spate of arsons earlier this year amid increasing tensions between the Rebels and King Cobra gang. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 29/10/2021 News COP26: Federation working to secure fair rest day compensation and conditions Sunday marks the start of the biggest mutual aid operation our country has ever seen as 13,000 officers attend the COP26 climate change conference with around 140 world leaders in attendance. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 29/10/2021 News Civil liberty fears as police consider using drones that film from 1,500ft England and Wales police ask private firms for information on systems that film high-quality images at a distance The Guardian 29/10/2021 News Chief Constable contributes to Scottish Government briefing ahead of COP26 Chief Constable Iain Livingstone joined the First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and the National Clinical Director Professor Jason Leitch during a Scottish Government briefing ahead of COP26. Police Scotland 29/10/2021 News ‘Witchcraft’ abuse cases in UK revealed including parent who sought exorcism for child ‘pushed down stairs by ghost’ A rape suspect last year accused the alleged victim of involvement in witchcraft, while police were called after a parent said their child was "pushed down stairs by a ghost or spirit" and a priest had been asked to do an exorcism. Sky News 29/10/2021 News Met Police officer charged with child sex offences A serving Metropolitan Police officer has appeared in court charged with a number of child sex offences. BBC 29/10/2021 News Police chief: No intelligence to suggest terrorist threat at COP26 Scotland’s top police officers has said that security intelligence shows nothing to suggest “there is a terrorist threat to COP26 from terrorist groups”. Herald Express 29/10/2021 News A Qualitative Study: An Examination of Police Officers’ Lived Experiences During the Covid-19 Pandemic In the spring of 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic spread across the globe prompting stay-at-home orders for all but the most essential workers in society. Policing was one of the professions that is essential for community safety, regardless of the circumstances. Officers were on the front-line of the COVID-19 public health crisis and their preparedness was crucial for officer and community health. During the onset of the pandemic little was known about how officers perceived the virus and how police agencies prepared officers to work in a highly contagious environment. This study used semistructured interviews of police officers in two states in the United States that had elevated cases of the virus. The authors explored the lived experiences of police officers to explore officers’ perceptions, concerns, implications the pandemic had on patrol activity, and agency preparedness during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. The results revealed structural and cultural forces that resulted in officers and their agency leadership not taking the pandemic seriously, ill-preparation and ill-equipping, and disincentives in reporting exposure. Moreover, officers’ fears were largely not based on their own well-being, but on the risk of spreading the disease to their family members. International Criminal Justice Review - Registration at source 29/10/2021 Research article «260326042605260626072608260926102611Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
