Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103290 total results. Showing results 53401 to 53420 «266726682669267026712672267326742675Next ›Last » M25 protests: Police break up Insulate Britain activists for fourth time in a week Hertfordshire police made 29 arrests as demonstrators glued themselves to the road The Standard 20/9/2021 News Police HGVs put to work catching offenders in south-west England Police forces across south-west England are now using heavy goods vehicles to catch those who break the rules on the M4 and M5 motorways. motor1.com 20/9/2021 News Have a say on plans to redevelop Wilmslow Police Station Wilmslow Police Station could soon be turned into a new state-of-the-art hub. Guardian (Knutsford) 20/9/2021 News Director General of NCA announces retirement Dame Lynne Owens has announced her intention to retire from her position as Director General of the National Crime Agency (NCA), due to ongoing treatment for breast cancer, first diagnosed in the summer. Police Professional 20/9/2021 News Knife crime prevention trial sees no results in first six weeks A police trial aimed at stopping people as young as 12 from carrying knives failed to result in a single court action during its first six weeks, it has emerged. Police Professional 20/9/2021 News Met police knife crime reduction trial fails to result in a single court action Figures show only two orders were applied for by the Met during the first six weeks of the trial - and both were turned down. Sky News 20/9/2021 News Prof Julian Richards: ‘Police shouldn’t be wary of engaging with academia – you’re pushing at an open door’ In the second in a series of interviews with leading figures involved in the research and investigation of organised crime, Policing Insight’s Chris Allen spoke to Professor Julian Richards, Director of the Buckingham University Centre for Security and Intelligence Studies (BUCSIS) and interim Associate Dean for the University’s School of Humanities and Social Sciences, on how his career has developed, his current research and plans for future projects, and the key challenges presented by organised crime moving forwards. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/9/2021 Feature, Interview, Opinion Fraud soars but police abandon 22,000 cases More than 22,000 fraud investigations were dropped by police last year despite a surge in online scams during the coronavirus pandemic, official figures have revealed. The Times - Subscription at source 20/9/2021 News British gangs and international rivals join forces to increase cocaine sales Analysis by National Crime Agency finds more than 1,700 UK criminal groups involved in drug supply The Guardian 19/9/2021 News Hundreds arrested following clashes with Australian police at anti-lockdown protests AUSTRALIA: Australian police on Saturday detained hundreds of people following anti-lockdown protests across the country, with massive clashes between authorities and demonstrators injuring several officers. The Hill 19/9/2021 News Victoria police should have deployed riot squad to ‘horrific’ anti-lockdown protest, union says AUSTRALIA: Uniformed police were left without back-up at violent rally that left several officers in hospital The Guardian 19/9/2021 News Police Staff and Mental Health: Barriers and Recommendations For Improving Help-Seeking Mental disorders are prevalent among public safety personnel (PSP) yet many people working across public safety professions appear reluctant to seek care for mental health-related concerns. Given the prevalence and impact of compromised mental health on these populations, finding ways to increase use of psychological support for police staff and officers is necessary. We conducted an interview and focus groups (n= 9) with police service members (n= 33) to examine the barriers police officers (n= 25) and communicators (n= 8) report facing when seeking treatment, and their suggestions for improving access to treatment. We identified three main barriers: stigma, worries about confidentiality, and occupation-specific experience with people in the community who present in mental distress. Three suggestions emerged from our participants that may improve current mental health support, namely, ensuring confidentiality, easy-to-use electronic resources, and access to occupation-specific content. We discuss the implications of our results with suggestions for policy and practice. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 19/9/2021 Research article Time to review asylum-seeker support NEW ZEALAND: Bernard Sama explains why - and how - we must strengthen mental wellbeing in the entire refugee status determination procedure in New Zealand newsroom (New Zealand) 19/9/2021 Feature, Opinion ‘How devastated are you?’ Sadiq Khan slammed for ‘supporting police’ comment despite cuts Sadiq Khan has claimed crime is falling and he is supporting 1,300 police officers in London but his comments sparked a backlash from the public who argued the claims contradict Police station closures overseen by the Mayor. Express 19/9/2021 News Scots police boss warns of cuts despite funding boost to wipe out deficit A Police Scotland boss warned of cuts to services despite a funding boost that aimed to wipe out the force’s deficit. The Scottish Sun 19/9/2021 News Police targeting gangs and guns: ‘The trick is to be as surgical as possible’ NEW ZEALAND: A police operation aimed at getting guns out of the hands of organised criminals and gangs is quite rightly being extended, according to an expert on criminal behaviour. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 19/9/2021 News Belleville police celebrate grand opening of new $26 million headquarters CANADA: The grand opening of the new Belleville Police headquarters was held Saturday morning, 11 months after police moved in. Global News (Canada) 19/9/2021 News 5 arrested after liquid poured on B.C. police chief at memorial for Chantel Moore CANADA: Chief Del Manak was invited to the memorial for Indigenous woman slain by New Brunswick police CBC News (Canada) 19/9/2021 News Man accused of witchcraft warns UK victims being missed during pandemic Mardoche Yembi tells Sky News his relatives believed he was possessed by an "evil spirit" as a child and blamed him for his mother's death after moving to London from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Sky News 19/9/2021 News Law enforcement training conference offers free training & raises awareness for mental health and PTSD CANADA: The 2nd Annual International Law Enforcement Training Summit will welcome attendees from all corners of the globe to the 2nd Annual ILET Summit, held from September 27th through October 1st, 2021. Blue Line (Canada) 19/9/2021 News «266726682669267026712672267326742675Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
