Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 94016 total results. Showing results 54581 to 54600 «272627272728272927302731273227332734Next ›Last » Is there a future for automatic facial recognition technology? The recent Court of Appeal judgment around the use of automated facial recognition technology highlights the difficulties created when legislation fails to keep pace with technology, says Fiona Barton QC. Police Professional 3/9/2020 Feature Male officer ‘sanctioned’ for ordering strip search of woman A Surrey Police sergeant will be given management advice for authorising and ordering the strip search of a woman with male officers present. Police Professional 3/9/2020 News London Assembly calls for all MPS officers and staff to receive unconscious bias training The Mayor of London is being urged to ensure all employees of the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) receiving training in unconscious bias to reduce the disproportionate targeting of the black community in the capital. Police Professional 3/9/2020 News GMP officer dismissed for excessive use of force An officer from Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has been dismissed without notice after a disciplinary panel concluded he used excessive force on a man in Manchester city centre. Police Professional 3/9/2020 News Knife crime: Why young people need to get a say in their rehabilitation Knife crime hit a record high in England and Wales before the COVID-19 lockdown, leading to calls for tougher sentencing; but Sean Creaney, Senior Lecturer at Edge Hill University, and Jo Deakin, Senior Lecturer at the University of Manchester, argue that engaging young people in their rehabilitation process is a more effective way of reducing reoffending. Policing Insight 3/9/2020 Feature, Opinion Covid: Australian anti-lockdown suspect’s arrest draws controversy The arrest of a woman in Australia for promoting an anti-lockdown protest online has drawn criticism, after video of the incident went viral. BBC 3/9/2020 News Biden calls for police to be charged over Taylor and Blake shootings Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has urged charges against police who shot two black Americans, Jacob Blake and Breonna Taylor. BBC 3/9/2020 News Optimising the options The ability to make effective decisions, often under intense pressure and scrutiny, is an essential requirement for success in policing. Consultant Tom Gash looks at the role decision science can play in supporting strategy and helping to identify the best possible options in any situation. Police Professional 3/9/2020 Feature Independent review finds gaps in supervision of released terrorists Authorities have been criticised after the Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation found gaps in the monitoring of people convicted of terror-related offences in England and Wales. Police Professional 3/9/2020 News Police replace processing notice used to obtain agreement from victims and witnesses to search for relevant material on digital devices In February 2019, a new Digital Processing Notice and supporting information was launched across forces in England and Wales to provide consistency between police forces in how they obtained digital evidence in their investigations. This form was intended to help police and prosecutors balance the needs of following all reasonable lines of enquiry, respecting the privacy of victims and witnesses, and meeting disclosure obligations. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 3/9/2020 News Phone scams targeted in INTERPOL-coordinated operation Criminal network dismantled under ongoing Operation First Light INTERPOL 3/9/2020 News Interpol Global Academy welcomes three new members Institutions from Africa, Europe and the Middle East join the international law enforcement training network INTERPOL 3/9/2020 News Police protection to be boosted as 9 in 10 say they’ve been assaulted More than a third of all officers reported having been assaulted in the line of duty in the past year, police chiefs said yesterday as they promised more protection. The Times - Subscription at source 3/9/2020 News Independent review finds gaps in supervision of released terrorists Report criticises authorities in England and Wales and calls for cultural shift to information sharing The Guardian 3/9/2020 News French reporter who joined police exposes racism and violence Undercover journalist Valentin Gendrot describes culture where officers act with impunity The Guardian 3/9/2020 News Protests erupt in upstate New York over video showing a black man, 41, suffocating to death in March USA: Protests have erupted in upstate New York after a newly surfaced video revealed how a 41-year-old handcuffed black man died of asphyxiation in March after a group of police officers put a hood over his head, then pressed his face into the ground until he stopped breathing. Mail Online 3/9/2020 News Daniel Prude: New York police used ‘spit hood’ on man who died of asphyxiation An unarmed black man died in New York state after he was hooded by police and held face down to the road for two minutes, body camera footage shows. BBC 3/9/2020 News Next Generation 999 – an opportunity for policing to do so much more Nathan Bird, UK Policing lead for social media company Hootsuite, believes the changes that policing will need to make as a result of the European Electronic Communications Code – known as ‘Next Generation 999’ – should be seen as a real opportunity to revitalise police engagement and public contact in a digital society. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/9/2020 Feature, Opinion Professional Standards Branch 2020 Annual Report CANADA: Despite the many challenges of 2020, this was a year of growth and transformation for Professional Standards Branch (PSB). [pdf] Edmonton Police Commission (Canada) 3/9/2020 Report Former addict Peter Krykant sets up drugs van to cut deaths A former drug addict has converted a minivan into a safe consumption room for substance users in an effort to reduce death rates. The Times 3/9/2020 News «272627272728272927302731273227332734Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
