Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 116009 total results. Showing results 54781 to 54800 «273627372738273927402741274227432744Next ›Last » Meeting Ian Cocklin, Staff Officer to the NPCC BWV Portfolio Lead As part of his Policing Friendship Tour, Policing Insight and PolicingTV Publisher Bernard Rix recently travelled to the Isles of Scilly, where he met PC Ian Cocklin, Body Worn Video (BWV) Subject Matter Expert for Dorset and Devon and Cornwall police forces, and Staff Officer to the National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC) BWV Portfolio Lead. Ian and Bernard discuss the initial challenges associated with introducing Body Worn Video, as well as the current challenges and opportunities to deliver greater operational and community benefit from the technology. PolicingTV 12/9/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley swears allegiance to His Majesty The King The new Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley took his oath and swore allegiance to His Majesty The King at an early-morning ceremony at New Scotland Yard today (September 12). Police Professional 12/9/2022 News Pilot of video recorded evidence-in-chief statements AUSTRALIA: A video recorded evidence-in-chief (VRE) statement is a victim statement that is video recorded by a police officer at the time of the incident. They replace traditional written statements police officers take from domestic violence victims. They may be used in court as part of the victim’s evidence in a criminal proceeding. The criminal process can be a traumatising and stressful experience for domestic violence victims. Usually, victims must re-tell their story several times, including in court. It can be difficult for victims to recall events by the time of trial, and re-traumatising to re-tell their story. The Queensland Government is piloting the use of VRE statements. The pilot is taking place over 12 months in the Southport and Ipswich Magistrates Courts. The pilot commenced September 2022. The pilot will be independently evaluated to see if VRE statements reduce trauma for victims and if there are other benefits. Queensland Police (Australia) 12/9/2022 News Queensland to push on with criminalising coercive control despite questions over police culture AUSTRALIA: State government committed to introducing legislation by end of 2023 but police need ‘extensive training’, attorney general says The Guardian 12/9/2022 News Trial of police officer accused of assaulting Dalian Atkinson to begin The former Aston Villa footballer died an hour after being tasered near his childhood home in 2016. The Standard 12/9/2022 News The police killing of Chris Kaba tells a different story about the British state to that being celebrated in the media Few reporting errors lay bare the gulf between media elites’ view of the public and real working-class feeling as clearly as Sky News’ misrepresentation of a march demanding justice for Chris Kaba, the young black man shot dead by a Met Police officer last Monday. Morning Star Online 12/9/2022 News Sir Mark Rowley: Met’s new commissioner ‘tougher than he looks’ Sir Mark Rowley's professorial demeanour, and his gentle Birmingham accent, hide a steely determination - but he's likely to need all his resilience and skill in turning round the Metropolitan Police as he takes up his post as commissioner on Monday. BBC 12/9/2022 Feature Campaigners call for MPS to stop using facial recognition technology Fourteen campaign groups have written an open letter to new Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley calling on him to end the use of facial recognition technology. Police Professional 12/9/2022 News Football set to restart but policing concerns could affect matches Football on a wide scale is set to recommence on Tuesday following the postponement of all the weekend’s fixtures, but policing concerns mean games will be assessed on a match-by-match basis. The Herald (Scotland) 12/9/2022 News Streatham shooting investigation is now a ‘homicide inquiry’ says IOPC. ANPR activation indicated car was linked to a firearms incident in previous days. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/9/2022 News Sir Mark Rowley: What changes do Londoners want to see in the Met? Sir Mark Rowley has started his new role as the commissioner of the Metropolitan Police. BBC 12/9/2022 News Force defends use of live facial recognition technology. Met says LFR is used for locating people wanted for violent offences, including knife and gun crime, or those with outstanding warrants. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/9/2022 News Scandal after scandal have eroded trust in the Met. Can the new commissioner restore it? To confront a toxic culture within the force, Mark Rowley must police on behalf of the public, not the ‘police family’. The Guardian 12/9/2022 Feature, Opinion Our number one promise to the public: How technology is transforming communications in policing In what are widely recognised as difficult times for policing, new technology could help to transform service delivery and performance, but is still often regarded as a problem rather than an opportunity; Martin Taylor of cloud communications specialists Content Guru believes the successful implementation of that technology – particularly in relation to omnichannel public contact – could achieve real transformative benefits for both police and the public. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/9/2022 Feature, Innovation Australian Federal Police Annual Report 2021-22 AUSTRALIA: I am pleased to submit the Australian Federal Police annual report for the period 1 July 2021 to 30 June 2022. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 12/9/2022 Report Annual Report 2021-22 AUSTRALIA: I am pleased to submit the Australian Federal Police annual report for the period 1 July 2021 to 30 June 2022. [pdf] Australian Federal Police (AFP) 12/9/2022 Report Call for UK’s biggest police force to stop using facial recognition technology. Fourteen campaign groups have written an open letter to the new boss of the Metropolitan Police on his first day in the job. Belfast Telegraph 11/9/2022 News Interpol approached by military police over alleged assault by UK soldiers in Balkans EUROPE: Britain's military police has approached Interpol over the investigation of the alleged beating and stabbing of a UK subject by British Army servicemen in the Balkans. Express 11/9/2022 News Police not directed to stop taking photos of adults despite inquiry NEW ZEALAND: Despite a damning investigation, the police have not been given a directive to stop taking photos of adults in public, and they question where the line on unlawful practices has been drawn. An 18-month-long inquiry by the privacy and police watchdogs, triggered by RNZ reporting, found police for years have been routinely and illegally taking tens of thousands of photos of ordinary New Zealanders. They have now stopped taking such photos of young people and adults in custody, and deleted 6000 photos, said Police Commissioner Andrew Coster. But the compliance notice issued nine months ago that forced them to does not cover older adults in public. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 11/9/2022 News Trevor Hancock: Community safety is about more than crime CANADA: From a public-health perspective, unintentional injuries are by far a larger problem Times Colonist (Canada) 11/9/2022 Feature, Opinion «273627372738273927402741274227432744Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
