Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 116009 total results. Showing results 54701 to 54720 «273227332734273527362737273827392740Next ›Last » Get on the beat or no more Peugeots, French police told FRANCE: France’s interior minister has blamed police chiefs for a failure to curb rising violent crime, accusing them of weak management and a reluctance to put officers on the beat. Gérald Darmanin made the claim after summoning regional police chiefs to Paris for a dressing down, during which he threatened to stop buying the Peugeot 5008s that have become police officers’ favourite car. Darmanin said officers seemed to like the cars so much that they rarely got out of them and suggested that their attitude was undermining the fight against crime. He said chiefs must ask the officers “to get out of their vehicles. Otherwise, I will no longer buy 5008s if I see that they are being used too much.” The Times - Subscription at source 13/9/2022 News Two awards for projects tackling car crime and indecent exposure. Thieves were jacking up cars in broad daylight in order to steal catalytic converters. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/9/2022 News Arrests of protesters prompt free-speech concerns. The arrests of protesters after the death of Queen Elizabeth II are "deeply concerning", free-speech campaigners have said. BBC 13/9/2022 News WA Police recruits who have not completed ‘critical training components’ are being used to staff stations AUSTRALIA: A wave of resignations - including scores of of senior police officers - has left remaining cops stretched and contributed to cratering morale. The West Australian (Australia) - Subscription at source 13/9/2022 News PC struck man with ‘unlawful’ blows after he was tasered, court told. Officer struck Dalian Atkinson 'perhaps in anger' or because she was told to by colleague jury hears. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/9/2022 News EBP event will show why double crewing is twice as effective. Inaugural evidence based policing event will broadcast for 24 hours between UK and New Zealand. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/9/2022 News Kumanjayi Walker inquest: ‘racist’ text messages from police officer’s phone allowed as evidence AUSTRALIA: The coroner investigating the police shooting death of Warlpiri man Kumanjayi Walker said she will consider whether racism may have played a role in the incident, rejecting arguments from police legal teams it is not sufficiently central to the investigation. The Guardian 13/9/2022 News AFP hosts inaugural Technology Detection Dog Symposium AUSTRALIA: In an Australian first, the AFP has delivered the inaugural national Technology Detection Dog Symposium aimed at developing the technology detection dog capability on a national scale. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 13/9/2022 News Criminal investigation into force’s firearms licensing unit launched. IOPC sought specialist legal advice at conclusion of investigation into granting of shotgun licence to Jake Davidson. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/9/2022 News Emily Henderson: Youth offending – get in early to get kids back on track NEW ZEALAND: Last Friday I went walkabout, visiting various businesses in our CBD. While I did acquire some great new Perspex earrings, shopping wasn't the purpose. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 13/9/2022 Feature, Opinion Met police officer charged with 13 child sexual offences. PC Hussain Chehab is accused of four counts of sexual activity with a child aged 13 to 15 among other charges. The Guardian 13/9/2022 News Chris Kaba’s family say they were not told of his death for 11 hours. Cousin of 24-year-old killed by police says officer who shot him in south London should have been suspended sooner. The Guardian 13/9/2022 News Government to change firearms law as police struggle with gun licence renewals NEW ZEALAND: Police Minister Chris Hipkins says the Government will again change firearms law as police struggle to keep pace with gun licence renewal applications. Stuff (New Zealand) 13/9/2022 News Police must change practices around photo taking – Deputy Privacy Commissioner NEW ZEALAND: Crime-fighting will not be stymied by stopping police taking masses of photos of people unlawfully, Deputy Privacy Commissioner Liz MacPherson says. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 13/9/2022 News Dalian Atkinson: officer accused of assault ‘lashed out’, court told Mary Ellen Bettley-Smith struck former footballer with baton during police incident before his death The Guardian 13/9/2022 News Overseeing Queen’s funeral will be biggest policing challenge in British history, Scotland Yard’s new Commissioner says Scotland Yard’s new Commissioner yesterday said masterminding the Queen’s funeral will be the biggest security operation in British history. Mail Online 13/9/2022 News What is the law on the right to protest in the UK? Amid concerns over the arrest of anti-monarchy protesters, we look at what is, and is not, allowed The Guardian 13/9/2022 Feature Queen Elizabeth II’s former police protection officers invited to committal service at Windsor The ceremony will be an intimate occasion attended only by those who knew the great monarch. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 13/9/2022 News Police ‘overzealous’ in handling of anti-monarchy protesters, says former chief Former counter-terror chief Nick Aldworth said the late Queen would not have wanted interference with legitimate protest. The Standard 13/9/2022 News Public Opinion on Immigration Law Enforcement, Support for the Police, and Obligation to Report Undocumented Immigrants to the Police Immigration and immigration enforcement are highly debated in the United States and internationally; however, few studies have examined public opinion on immigration law enforcement using a national sample. Using a panel-based national survey of U.S. citizens, this study explored whether the 2016 U.S. presidential candidate choice influenced public opinion concerning local police officers’ involvement in immigration enforcement. Findings from OLS models indicated that, compared to those who voted for Donald Trump in 2016, those who voted for Hillary Clinton were less likely to endorse using local police to aid in immigration law enforcement and to believe that the public is obligated to report undocumented immigrants to the police. Additionally, compared to those who voted for Donald Trump, those who voted for Hillary Clinton were more inclined to agree that using local police to enforce immigration laws would lower public support for the police. Policy implications are discussed. Race and Justice - Subscription at source 13/9/2022 Research article «273227332734273527362737273827392740Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
