Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97014 total results. Showing results 52461 to 52480 «262026212622262326242625262626272628Next ›Last » More than 1,700 people attend child exploitation awareness sessions thanks to NEP enabled technology In just over a month Avon and Somerset Police have hosted awareness raising sessions for more than 1,700 professionals, pupils and parents on child exploitation thanks to NEP enabled technology. National Enabling Programmes 2/3/2021 News Domestic Abuse Bill 2021: letter from Lord Rosser of the government amendments for the Lords report stage CORRESPONDENCE; Letter from Lord Rosser of the government amendments for the Lords reports stage of the Domestic Abuse Bill. Home Office 2/3/2021 News Widow mounting smart motorway protest urges prosecution of Highways England A widow who believes Highways England should be prosecuted over the death of her husband on a smart motorway is staging a protest outside the headquarters of South Yorkshire Police. Police Professional 2/3/2021 News Culture connects the dots for equitable and effective public safety USA: The Plymouth, Minnesota Police Department offers an example of embracing the elements Human Synergistics International 2/3/2021 Feature, Opinion HMI Zoë Billingham to step down after 12 years The longest-serving member of the inspection team at Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary, Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS) has announced that she is stepping down from her role. Police Professional 2/3/2021 News Police urged to focus on diversity within recruitment The Minister for Policing Kit Malthouse has today called on all 43 police forces to step up their efforts in building a more representative service by focusing on diversity within recruitment. Police Professional 2/3/2021 News #WorldWildlifeDay: The Kenyan officers on the front lines against wildlife crime In the last 30 years, elephant numbers in Kenya have doubled thanks to anti-poaching efforts. INTERPOL 2/3/2021 News Update on crime trends – January 2021 Police recorded crime is 20 per cent lower than in the same period as 2020, provisional data from forces in England and Wales shows. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 2/3/2021 News Four out of five young people in Brussels don’t feel safe with police BELGIUM: Four out of five people don’t feel safe when coming into contact with the police, according to the preliminary results of an ongoing study by the VGC Youth Council. The Brussels Times (Belgium) 2/3/2021 News IPCA report: Police Commissioner Andrew Coster says bullying behaviour ‘unacceptable’ NEW ZEALAND: After a damning IPCA report on the extent of the "boys club" within the police force, Police Commissioner Andrew Coster says the behaviour is unacceptable and the organisation needs change. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 2/3/2021 News ‘Lawlessness and disorder’ – around half of UK police stations closed in past decade "The Conservatives talk tough on law and order, but their record is one of lawlessness and disorder." The London Economic 2/3/2021 News Police Association says IPCA bullying report a fair assessment NEW ZEALAND: The New Zealand Police Association considers the IPCA report on bullying, culture and related issues within Police, to be a fair assessment of the current situation in that it identifies the key problem areas, the progress Police has recently been making, and the way forward from here. New Zealand Police Association 2/3/2021 News Police told to boost BAME recruitment to be representative of population More than a quarter of forces do not have a single black officer, with almost 40 per cent having one or fewer The Telegraph - Subscription at source 2/3/2021 News NSW Police green-lights Mark43 for $1bn COPS overhaul AUSTRALIA: NSW Police has selected US-based public safety software provider Mark43 to deliver the first crucial components of the state’s new cloud-based integrated policing operating system (IPOS). Commissioner Mick Fuller signed a partnership with the vendor on Monday, ending a tumultuous five-year search to replace the the force's 27-year-old core operational policing system (COPS). IT News (Australia) 2/3/2021 News Paramedics to replace police to better tackle triple zero calls AUSTRALIA: Paramedics will replace police to better tackle triple zero calls as part of a sweeping overhaul of Victoria's mental health system. [VIDEO] 9 News (Australia) 2/3/2021 News Police and big tech clash on new digital warrants AUSTRALIA: The Australian Federal Police want to be able to take over online accounts to prevent systems from being infected with malicious software and to collect criminal evidence. They said they are hamstrung by laws that stop them from intervening in cyber attacks that cost millions of dollars. Financial Review (Australia) 2/3/2021 News Assessment launches to appraise UK wildlife and forest crime legislation and enforcement New toolkit launched to review the way we tackle wildlife crime in the UK. Home Office 2/3/2021 News Closing half of our police stations is a shameful betrayal of the public, and a boon for criminals, writes former Home Secretary Alan Johnson When the visionary statesman Sir Robert Peel established the Metropolitan Police in 1829, he set out a series of principles to guide the new force. Among them was the need for the police to deter crime by being conspicuously present in neighbourhoods, retaining the support of the public. Mail Online 2/3/2021 Feature, Opinion Co-responder programs in Fort Collins and Boulder, CO USA: For today’s Daily Critical Issues Report, PERF Executive Director Chuck Wexler spoke with officials from Fort Collins and Boulder, Colorado about their co-responder programs. The Fort Collins Police Department recently established a Mental Health Response Team, which partners a police officer, a community paramedic, and a mental health co-responder. Chief Jeffrey Swoboda spoke with PERF about the program. In Boulder, the co-responder clinicians were just brought on as city employees after seven years of partnering with the police department as contractors. Boulder Chief Maris Herold and Lucy Larbalestier, who leads the co-responder team, discussed their city’s program. Police Executive Research Forum 2/3/2021 Feature, Interview, Opinion UK failed to inform EU countries about almost 200 killers and rapists Exclusive: total of 112,490 criminal convictions not sent to relevant EU capitals over eight-year period The Guardian 2/3/2021 News «262026212622262326242625262626272628Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
