Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115979 total results. Showing results 54041 to 54060 «269927002701270227032704270527062707Next ›Last » Clashes in Leicester were largely caused by disinformation. The Government has a duty to stop its spread. Relying on faith or community leaders isn’t enough, these tensions require an immediate and considered response. i News 29/9/2022 Feature, Opinion West Mercia Police officer acquitted of assault on Dalian Atkinson A West Mercia Police officer has been acquitted today of assault causing actual bodily harm on Dalian Atkinson, following an investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC). Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 28/9/2022 News The Guardian view on indefinite sentences: still blighting thousands of lives. Prisoners detained under the abolished imprisonment for public protection scheme deserve justice. The Guardian 28/9/2022 Feature, Opinion Dalian Atkinson’s family condemns justice system for six-year delay. Police officer Mary Ellen Bettley-Smith cleared of assaulting ex-footballer. The Guardian 28/9/2022 News Twelve charged as part of NCA investigation into cash smuggling from the UK to Dubai Twelve people have been charged as part of a major National Crime Agency investigation into the smuggling of millions of pounds in criminal cash out of the UK. National Crime Agency (NCA) 28/9/2022 News Dalian Atkinson: Officer cleared of assaulting killed ex-footballer. A police officer has been found not guilty of assaulting an ex-footballer the night he was killed. BBC 28/9/2022 News Kent Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Scott demands meeting with London Mayor Sadiq Khan over Met ‘poaching’ officers. Dozens of police officers in Kent have been “unfairly poached” by the Met, leading the county's crime commissioner to demand a meeting with the Mayor of London over the issue. Kent Online 28/9/2022 News Had a drug conviction? Join the New Orleans police force USA: The murder rate in New Orleans is the highest in the land and the man in charge of holding the thin blue line in the Big Easy now has far fewer police officers after years in which hundreds have departed. If Superintendent Shaun Ferguson was managing a police force in the London of Arthur Conan Doyle, or Dorothy L Sayers, now would be the time to send for a gentleman with an independent income and an enthusiastic interest in violent crime. But he may yet preside over a new golden age of civilian policing. Ferguson has announced a plan to recruit dozens of civilians to bolster the police force, putting them to work at the end of phones and at desks monitoring online reports. The Times - Subscription at source 28/9/2022 News Tasmania Police officers involved in shooting back at work, as search for Robert George Greig continues AUSTRALIA: Three Tasmania police officers who narrowly missed being shot late on Monday have returned to work, with the alleged gunman still on the loose and believed to be driving a repainted car to evade capture. ABC News (Australia) 28/9/2022 News Partnership opportunities? For-profit and non-profit organizations come together CANADA: In the world of policing, we look at our resources; whether we are referred to these resources by someone who has the clarity to notice we’re in a time of need, or whether we ourselves—either through that same clarity recognize our need for support, or perhaps hitting a familiar rock bottom—see a variety of options at our fingertips. Blue Line (Canada) 28/9/2022 Feature, Opinion Fears over potential scrapping of guidelines for police using CCTV The Surveillance Camera Code of Conduct could be about to disappear, meaning the use of cameras would be under less scrutiny. Tech Monitor 28/9/2022 News Crime-fighting skills shared as Military Police join North Yorkshire’s detectives Detectives at North Yorkshire Police have joined forces with the Royal Military Police in an innovative collaboration to share crime-fighting skills. Members of the Royal Military Police (RMP) have been working with Northallerton CID to learn more about how the force investigates serious offences. In return, North Yorkshire detectives discovered more about policing military communities – the county has the biggest military community in the UK and in Northern Europe. North Yorkshire Police 28/9/2022 News ‘Concerning’ rise in people dying in road collisions involving police, watchdog says The Independent Office for Police Conduct publishes its annual report on deaths during or following police contact, which included two fatal shootings in 2021-22. Sky News 28/9/2022 News Police force ‘that prioritised trans paedophile’s feelings’ enforces gender-neutral warrant cards Sussex Police, which warned people against 'hurtful' comments towards a sex criminal, has a history at the forefront of 'woke' policies The Telegraph - Subscription at source 28/9/2022 News Policing in a postmodern world CANADA: Nearly two hundred years ago in 1829, the blueprint for modern policing was conceptualized by Sir Robert Peel, who not only established the Metropolitan Police Force, but created an enduring and crucial concept1 that holds the key to a successful and symbiotic relationship between the community and the police. Blue Line (Canada) 28/9/2022 Feature Police inspector tells inquiry he’d voiced concerns over Queensland DNA lab testing AUSTRALIA: Queensland Police Inspector David Neville has told an inquiry into failures at a state-run DNA testing lab of the moment he became deeply concerned about evidence being missed. 9 News (Australia) 28/9/2022 News, Video Kumanjayi Walker death: police officer stood down from inquest over ‘unanticipated’ evidence AUSTRALIA: A senior police officer has been stood down from the inquest into the police shooting death of Warlpiri teenager Kumanjayi Walker after a tense legal argument in an Alice Springs court room. The Guardian 28/9/2022 News Queensland lab failed to identify DNA from nine semen samples in rape case, inquiry told AUSTRALIA: Fears crucial evidence was being missed by the government-run forensic lab prompted Queensland police to call for a thorough review of DNA thresholds. The Guardian 28/9/2022 News Study finds link between young ram-raiders and family harm events NEW ZEALAND: A study has provided a startling look into the link between youth involved in ram-raids and family harm. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 28/9/2022 News Police made false report to use ANPR cameras to track women who triggered Northland lockdown NEW ZEALAND: Just one month after the Privacy Commissioner warned police to do better when it comes to number plate cameras and privacy, a detective pretended a car was stolen so they could track it. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 28/9/2022 News «269927002701270227032704270527062707Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
