Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 53801 to 53820 «268726882689269026912692269326942695Next ›Last » Terrorism attack: Crown files urgent court action to lift suppression orders NEW ZEALAND: The Crown is seeking the court's urgent lifting of the suppression orders which prevent the background of the terrorist responsible for the Auckland supermarket knife attack being made public, a spokesperson for Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 3/9/2021 News New Lynn terror attacker a known threat, was monitored – PM and Police Commissioner NEW ZEALAND: In a press conference on Friday evening, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Police Commissioner Andrew Coster said the attacker who was shot dead at LynnMall was a known threat and was being monitored. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 3/9/2021 News Fentanyl lab believed discovered in Saskatoon home: police CANADA: The Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) says a clandestine fentanyl lab is believed to have been discovered in the Willowgrove neighbourhood. Global News (Canada) 3/9/2021 News Police use drone to crack down on speed racing, catch driver doing nearly twice the limit CANADA: VANCOUVER -- Police in Delta are trying a new method to crack down on speed racing and recently caught one driver going well over the speed limit. CTV News (Canada) 3/9/2021 News New RCMP staff sergeant in Beaverlodge CANADA: The Beaverlodge RCMP detachment in Alberta is expanding, and with that, it has brought in staff sergeant Kris Kyle as the new detachment lead. Blue Line (Canada) 3/9/2021 News Hotline set up for victims of online intimate image sharing REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: One in every 20 adults reports having had an intimate image of themselves shared online or on social media without their consent Buzz (Republic of Ireland) 3/9/2021 News Mass Mobilization For Police Accountability: the Case of Nigeria’s #endsars Protest Organized public protests against police organization are a rare occurrence in Nigeria. However, between November 2017 and October 2020, a series of online and offline protests organized under the umbrella of #EndSARS campaign was staged against the operation of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) unit of the Nigeria Police Force. Thus, this article X-rayed the circumstances that led to the emergence of the #EndSARS protest as a strategic means for seeking police accountability, and the impact of the mass action on policing and law enforcement in Nigeria. Although the #EndSARS protest constitutes a major turning point in the yearnings of Nigerian citizens for police accountability, the campaign has some far-reaching consequences on policing and law enforcement in Nigeria. It is imperative for the Nigeria Police Force to make more efforts towards developing the protest policing skills and approach of its personnel. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source 3/9/2021 Research article Garda HQ sees issues in PSNI cross-border policing report REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: HQ sees legal, political and practical difficulties to cross-border policing moves Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 3/9/2021 News Addressing the Gap Between Principles and Practices in Police Interviewing in Indonesia Numerous miscarriages of justice have come to light in Indonesia that result from poor police interviewing practices. In response, Indonesian police are developing training in cognitive interviewing (CI), which serves as an international benchmark for witness interviewing practices. However, little is known about how Indonesian police investigators perceive different witness interviewing practices. Without this baseline data and the appropriate adaptation of CI to the Indonesian context, the new CI method might never be embraced by Indonesian police forces. The present study examines such data collected in a large-scale survey involving 222 Indonesian police investigators and supporting in-depth interviews with six police investigators. Findings indicate that Indonesian police hold positive attitudes towards some principles of CI, but nonetheless value their existing interviewing practices, which lack evidence-based techniques of questioning. We conclude that CI has potential, but the training needs to address practices that are inconsistent with good practice interviewing. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 3/9/2021 Research article Notts widening access course helps to market opportunities in the force Nottinghamshire's chief constable Craig Guildford said their new widening access programme gives under represented groups without a policing network better access to the force. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/9/2021 News Naloxone Test of Change update on International Overdose Awareness Day Police Scotland officers have already administered Naloxone nearly 40 times in the four months since a national pilot project began. Police Scotland 3/9/2021 News Pet theft taskforce report This report sets out the findings of the taskforce and the recommendations that the government will be taking forward to tackle the issue of pet theft. Home Office 3/9/2021 Report Pet abduction to be made new criminal offence in crackdown on pet theft Pet Theft Taskforce delivers report with key findings and recommendations Home Office 3/9/2021 News Pet abduction to be made new criminal offence in England Pet abduction is to be made a criminal offence in England after a rise in reported thefts during Covid lockdowns. BBC 3/9/2021 News Millions of children in religious groups in England and Wales vulnerable to abuse IICSA report finds victim blaming, abuse of power and mistrust of authority to be commonplace The Guardian 3/9/2021 News Manchester Arena bomb: Three PCs on duty face internal investigations Three officers criticised during the Manchester Arena inquiry will not be investigated by the police watchdog. BBC 3/9/2021 News The clear message from New Zealand Police officers: ‘We need general arming’ The latest Member Survey of the New Zealand Police Association has confirmed that frontline support for the general arming of officers is at its highest level in a decade, with almost three quarters of officers backing the right to carry firearms routinely on duty; the increase in support comes against a backdrop of increased violence, prompting heartfelt concerns over safety and security from officers themselves. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/9/2021 Analysis, Feature Online tool for women and girls to flag unsafe areas to police launches today A new online tool will allow people to anonymously flag public places where they feel unsafe – such as poorly lit walkways, or streets where they have experienced harassment. Metro 3/9/2021 News What is the law on stealing pets – and how is it set to change? Tough new rules could make abducting cats and dogs a specific criminal offence Wales Online 3/9/2021 News New Zealand police shoot man dead after supermarket stabbing incident Police in New Zealand have shot dead a man after he entered an Auckland supermarket and stabbed multiple people. BBC 3/9/2021 News «268726882689269026912692269326942695Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
