Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97088 total results. Showing results 54321 to 54340 «271327142715271627172718271927202721Next ›Last » Number of people joining gangs increased by at least 13% this year, police data shows NEW ZEALAND: Police believe almost 900 people joined a gang this year, a 13 percent increase on the year before. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 26/12/2020 News Stolen luxury cars for hire in swindle on Instagram Gangs are using Instagram to hire out stolen luxury cars and steal them back after taking payment up front, The Times has found. The Times - Subscription at source 26/12/2020 News Hewitt pays tribute in Xmas message after ‘challenging year’ The leader of the country's police chiefs has thanked officers at the end of an 'unprecedented and challenging year'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/12/2020 News Home Secretary hails security agreement with EU First of its kind agreement ensures UK law enforcement has the tools it needs to help protect the public Home Office 25/12/2020 News Brexit deal ‘will make UK safer’, Priti Patel says The post-Brexit deal will make the UK safer, Home Secretary Priti Patel says, despite concerns from police chiefs about a lack of access to data. BBC 25/12/2020 News PM’s Brexit deal makes UK safer, Priti Patel insists UK automatically forfeits membership of Europol, Eurojust and the European Arrest Warrant The Guardian 25/12/2020 News Kent officers work through night as lorry crisis continues Kent's officers have worked through the night to keep the county moving after hundreds of lorries were left stranded by port closures. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/12/2020 News Police chiefs give cautious welcome to Brexit deal The National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) has given a cautious welcome to the news that a deal over the exchange of security and policing information has been reached between the UK government and European Union. Police Professional 24/12/2020 News Police welcome agreement between UK Government and European partners The UK Government and the European Union have reached an agreement on security arrangements after the United Kingdom leaves the EU on 31 December. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 24/12/2020 News Frontline GMP officers to receive ‘victim-focused’ training after HMICFRS criticism Every frontline Greater Manchester Police (GMP) officer will receive “victim-focused” training following the force’s failure to record more than 80,000 crimes in the space of a year. Police Professional 24/12/2020 News Europol and Eurojust sign new contribution agreement expanding cooperation on the SIRIUS project This week, Europol and Eurojust signed a contribution agreement that will expand their partnership in supporting law enforcement and judicial authorities with cross-border access to electronic evidence. This new agreement, in place from January 2021 to June 2024, reinforces the success of the SIRIUS project and sets about its second phase of development and enhancement. Europol 24/12/2020 News GUNTER: Edmonton police taking pragmatic approach to the rise in gun crime CANADA: Edmonton may have experienced a bad year for gun crime, but two things stand out in the Edmonton Police Service year-end numbers. Gun crime remains relatively low in our city. And city police are focusing on criminals with guns, rather than duck hunters, target shooters, collectors and other law-abiding gun owners. Edmonton Sun (Canada) 24/12/2020 Feature, Opinion Saskatoon police Chief Troy Cooper reflects on challenging 2020 CANADA: The Saskatoon Police Service was grappling with escalating workloads heading into 2020 and a hope to curb a record number of homicides set in 2019. An unexpected factor changed everything. Global News (Canada) 24/12/2020 News Regina police chief talks drugs, homicides, suicides as he reflects on 2020 CANADA: The coronavirus pandemic has stolen the spotlight in 2020, but for the Regina Police Service, it’s been a number of things that have kept them busy. Regina police have been dealing with record-high drug overdoses, homicides and the growing number of suicides, among other things. Global News (Canada) 24/12/2020 News Queensland’s Police Commissioner looks back on 2020 AUSTRALIA: Queensland's Police Commissioner Katarina Carroll has spoken to 9News about the twists and turns of her second year in office. Commissioner Carroll had to tackle more than most in her position would in an entire tenure during 2020, including police border closures, lockdown and social distancing. 9 News (Australia) 24/12/2020 News Lancashire Constabulary: New preferred Chief Constable confirmed for 2021 by commissioner Clive Grunshaw Chris Rowley, who is currently Deputy Chief Constable at Humberside Police, was chosen after a process in which candidates were required to outline their vision for the force and how they will build on the work carried out since 2017 by out going Chief Constable Andy Rhodes. Mr Rowley will take up his position in April 2021. Lancashire Telegraph 24/12/2020 News Former police rep says Andy Burnham must lead culture shift at Greater Manchester Police after force placed in ‘special measures’ A former police rep says any culture shift within Greater Manchester Police must start with the region’s mayor. Ian Hanson says Andy Burnham must deal directly with those delivering the service if the force is to make important changes after it was placed into ‘special measures’. Manchester Evening News 24/12/2020 News Ohio mayor calls fatal police shooting of Black man a ‘stunning disregard for life’ after release of body camera footage USA: “Enough is enough. This community is exhausted. The African-American community is fearful and concerned and outraged. This is a stunning disregard for life,” Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther said. NBC 24/12/2020 News Ex-soldier Frédéric Limol kills three French police in gun battle near Clermont-Ferrand A heavily armed former soldier shot dead three gendarmes and wounded a fourth in a gun battle in rural France after his partner called for help as he was beating her. The Times - Subscription at source 24/12/2020 News £1bn a year laundered in cash transfers Gangsters, drug dealers and sex traffickers are using money transfer businesses to launder at least £1 billion in cash every year, the National Crime Agency said after a Times investigation. The Times - Subscription at source 24/12/2020 News «271327142715271627172718271927202721Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
