Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98622 total results. Showing results 54621 to 54640 «272827292730273127322733273427352736Next ›Last » Frontline officer writes emotional letter to Prime Minister over Covid-19 vaccine priority snub A frontline officer serving with Hampshire Constabulary has written an emotional letter to the Prime Minister accusing the Government of having “little to no regard” for officer wellbeing, following its decision to snub officers for Covid-19 vaccine priority. Police Professional 11/2/2021 News Police drivers to get greater protection in law Police drivers will be afforded long overdue legal protections as part of a bill which is expected to become law later this year. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 11/2/2021 News Policing Board committed to addressing ‘challenges’ with NI police chief Simon Byrne fielded questions from board members for more than two hours on the controversy around the arrest of a Troubles survivor. Belfast Telegraph 11/2/2021 News The drugs debate: So what if we legalised heroin? With the debate around the legalisation of heroin back in the headlines, Professor Bill Bogart of the University of Windsor sets out the case for legalisation and strict regulation of all currently illegal narcotics, with decriminalisation as the first step towards resolving the failed war on drugs. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/2/2021 Feature, Opinion Webinar: Accelerating digital transformation in policing with cloud The National Policing Digital Strategy 2020-2030 recommends that forces take a cloud-first approach to applications and data. Join this webinar on 24th February 2021 to learn more about the police assured mission accelerator developed by Amazon Web Services (AWS), the Police ICT Company, and the National Police Technology Council. which helps forces to migrate workloads and deploy services quickly and securely to the cloud. Policing Insight 11/2/2021 Advertisement, Feature, Innovation Policing in Complexity: Leadership Lessons from an Annus Horribilis USA: Across the world, 2020 threw challenge after challenge at police. The headline may have been Covid-19, but the subheadings have been many.1 From the unprecedented need to enforce a public health lockdown and the resulting social ferment about connected issues of inequality, distrust in authority, and injustice to the inevitable adaptation of criminal enterprises, the palpable pendulum shift of public opinion toward police from hero to villain, and serious discussions in the United States and elsewhere about whether taxpayers should fund policing at all, policing has seen many challenges. Police Chief Magazine 11/2/2021 Feature Former GMP special constable barred from police work following IOPC investigation A former Greater Manchester Police (GMP) special constable who contacted a 14-year-old girl on Snapchat has been placed on the police barred list following an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 11/2/2021 News Codeword scheme launched to help domestic abuse victims Thousands of pharmacies across the UK are taking part in the Ask for ANI scheme, which allows victims of domestic abuse to secretly signal that they need help. College of Policing 11/2/2021 News Warwickshire joins hunt for a new Chief Constable Warwickshire joins hunt for a new Police making it the fifth force to lose its leader. Martin Jelly is standing down early. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/2/2021 News Northants set to double number of neighbourhood officers Northamptonshire police is set to double its number of neighbourhood officers in a 'major investment of resources in visible, effective local crime fighting'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/2/2021 News Devon and Cornwall DCC announces retirement Devon and Cornwall Police Deputy Chief Constable Paul Netherton is to retire in May after a 30-year career. Police Professional 11/2/2021 News Former GMP special constable placed on barred list A former Greater Manchester Police (GMP) special constable who sent a topless photograph of himself to a 14-year-old girl has been placed on the police barred list. Police Professional 11/2/2021 News Short-term funding hampering police organised crime squads, HMICFRS finds Short-term funding for Regional Organised Crime Units (ROCUs) has had a “significant detrimental effect” on how they work, inspectors have found. Police Professional 11/2/2021 News HMICS written submission to the Justice Sub-Committee, February 2021 HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland has sent a written submission to the Justice Sub-Committee in respect of the consultation on how effective the Justice Sub-Committee on Policing has been in meeting its remit "to consider and report on the operation of the Police and Fire Reform (Scotland) Act 2012 as it relates to policing", February 2021 HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS) 11/2/2021 News Further £35m for PCC-led Violence Reduction Units in 2021/22 The Government has announced a further £35.5 million to help Violence Reduction Units (VRUs) across the country tackle serious violence and prevent young people being drawn into it. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 11/2/2021 News Why the arrest of ‘Asia’s El Chapo’ might be a hollow victory The arrest of one of the world’s most wanted alleged drugs lords has sparked debate around strategies to best tackle organised crime and minimise the harm caused to communities; Dr John Coyne, Head of Strategic Policing and Law Enforcement Program at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, explains the need for a more nuanced approach, rather than simply decapitating OC groups. Policing Insight 11/2/2021 Feature, Opinion JCC Circular 4 of 2021 – Public Service Pension Schemes: changes to the transitional arrangements to the 2015 schemes – Government response to Consultation Public service pension schemes: changes to the transitional arrangements to the 2015 schemes Government response to consultation. Scottish Police Federation (SPF) 11/2/2021 News Judge-led inquiry to be held after malicious prosecutions cost taxpayer £24m Lord Advocate James Wolffe has confirmed that a judge-led inquiry is to be held into why two men were subject of a malicious prosecution relating to the sale of Rangers. Holyrood Magazine 11/2/2021 News Covid: Prisoners like ‘caged animals’ in lockdown jails Prisoners in England's jails have been locked in their cells for more than 90% of the day to keep them safe from Covid-19, the prisons watchdog says. BBC 11/2/2021 News Crime commission processes in child sexual abuse material production and distribution: A systematic review AUSTRALIA: This review synthesises empirical studies from the past decade investigating child sexual abuse material (CSAM) production and distribution to gain insight into crime commission processes involved in these crimes. 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