Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103185 total results. Showing results 52641 to 52660 «262926302631263226332634263526362637Next ›Last » Coronavirus: lessons learned to date report published Covid vaccine programme “one of most effective initiatives in UK history” but delay to first lockdown a “serious error” that should have been challenged [pdf]. Parliament.uk 12/10/2021 Report Another NT Police Assistant Commissioner resigns amid turmoil in force AUSTRALIA: NT Police assistant commissioner Dr Narelle Beer has resigned – making her the third of the Territory’s top brass to resign this year – citing alleged bullying, sources said, adding that she felt “used” by the executive over the charging of Constable Zach Rolfe in 2019. NT Independent (Australia) 12/10/2021 News New accusation of indecent exposure against Couzens The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has received a complaint about the way officers handled an allegation of indecent exposure 13 years ago in which the perpetrator was believed to be Wayne Couzens. Police Professional 12/10/2021 News Delivering more police to our frontline AUSTRALIA: The Tasmanian Liberal Government is the strongest supporter of Tasmania Police and has committed more than $348 million in the 2021-22 Budget as part of our plan to keep the community safe. Tasmanian Government 12/10/2021 News Is Australia becoming a surveillance state? AUSTRALIA: With new powers granted to law enforcement agencies in Australia, we examine what this could mean for digital rights in the country IT PRO 12/10/2021 Analysis, Feature Gangs using social media from prison ‘undermines’ justice system Social media is being used to perpetuate gang activity from within prison Police Oracle 12/10/2021 News Three arrests in relation to 2019 death of Upper Hutt man NEW ZEALAND: Three people have been arrested and charged in relation to the death of a man in Upper Hutt in 2019. New Zealand Police 12/10/2021 News Met officer found not guilty over death of moped driver A Metropolitan police officer accused of causing a fatal moped crash during a high speed pursuit has been found not guilty, an outcome which could have huge ramifications. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/10/2021 News ‘You won’t survive jail’: Judge takes pity on young sex offender NEW ZEALAND: A young man caught in a joint operation between Canadian and New Zealand police was facing years behind bars for distributing images of child sex abuse and contacting children online. But a judge took pity on him, saying a jail term would be a “death sentence”. Tony Wall sat in on the extraordinary sentencing. Stuff (New Zealand) 12/10/2021 News Hillsborough chase: Firearms charges laid against man shot at by police NEW ZEALAND: More charges have been filed against a 27-year-old man after a dramatic police chase that ended in Hillsborough. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 12/10/2021 News Anti-drugs spray that sticks cocaine to surfaces trialled in Durham nightspots Some pubs which have already deployed the BLOKit spray claim to have seen 80 per cent reduction in drug-taking The Telegraph - Subscription at source 12/10/2021 News Record levels of hate crime ‘paint bleak picture for equality in UK’ Kolade Ladipo, who was subjected to racist and homophobic abuse three times in one night, spoke to ITV News Reporter Sangita Lal about his experiences ITV News 12/10/2021 News Fellow officers ‘more let down by Couzens than anybody’, says minister Frontline police still deserve the public's support despite the revulsion over the murder of Sarah Everard, a minister said yesterday. Express 12/10/2021 News Law Enforcement With a Public Health Lens USA: Last year, law enforcement’s reckoning reached a crescendo. The deaths of Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, and other people of color at the hands of police forced an examination of profound problems within law enforcement, including structural racism. It’s also led to a reassessment of how policing itself is conducted and prompted new visions for more effective ways to reduce gun violence. Can public health help address these problems? Of nearly 30 Bloomberg American Health Initiative student fellows working on violence prevention, several are working in or with police departments to apply public health strategies to reduce bias and mistrust, support communities, and ultimately save lives. Here are three of their stories. Hopkins Bloomberg Public Health (USA) 12/10/2021 Feature Police use of force reports double in Sault Ste. Marie CANADA: SAULT STE. MARIE - Violent crime in Sault Ste. Marie is trending in a troubling direction according to the Sault Ste. Marie Police Service. Incidents involving the use of force have doubled in the first six months of the year compared to where they were in 2020, police said. CTV News (Canada) 12/10/2021 News Salesforce and Sopra Steria collaborate to deliver interoperability Salesforce and Sopra Steria have worked together to provide an interoperable link between the market leading STORM Command and Control platform with the world's leading CRM. This partnership will enable data to be viewed, synchronised and reported on from a single screen and despatch officers, shifting engagement from incident lead to a citizen lead basis. Policing Insight 12/10/2021 Advertisement, Feature BEI launches investigation after police pursuit ends with violent crash CANADA: 3 people taken to hospital, including driver who had serious injuries, BEI says in preliminary report CBC News (Canada) 12/10/2021 News Vancouver police gang task force arrest alleged ‘Top Six’ gang member CANADA: Vancouver police say charges have been approved against a 22-year-old alleged gang member who police say they believe is involved in the Lower Mainland gang conflict. Coast Reporter (Canada) 12/10/2021 News Top Garda unit smash illegal cigarettes operation in Drogheda REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: DROGHEDA’S newest garda taskforce - Drogheda Community Action Team (D-CAT) - is playing its part in tackling issues all over the town, sometimes with incredible results for communities. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 12/10/2021 News Electrician doing work in garda station leaked photos of garda intelligence board, court hears REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An electrician leaked pictures of garda intelligence containing the personal information of 108 people, a court has heard. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 12/10/2021 News «262926302631263226332634263526362637Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
