Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97132 total results. Showing results 54941 to 54960 «274427452746274727482749275027512752Next ›Last » Chief Inspector Steve Baker reflects on what policing has learnt about dealing with mental health during Covid-19 Coronavirus has undoubtedly taken its toll on the mental health of the British public, and seven months after restrictions were announced, the uncertainty that still surrounds the pandemic means that, sadly, this is likely to be the case for some time. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 4/12/2020 Feature, Opinion Drugs in Europe: enhancing law enforcement responses to high-risk organised crime The 4th international drugs conference was virtually hosted by Europol this year Europol 4/12/2020 News SPA launches recruitment campaign for new Chief Executive The Scottish Police Authority is seeking an exceptional leader to join its senior management team to further develop and embed new ways of working following a period of significant transformation. Scottish Police Authority (SPA) 4/12/2020 News Police Scotland to pilot carriage of Naloxone by officers Proposals for a test of change (pilot project) for the carriage, and use, of intra-nasal spray Naloxone by Police Scotland officers have been approved by the organisation. Police Scotland 4/12/2020 News Would-be partners of dangerous domestic abusers secretly warned by police Officers using social media to give women information on offenders’ criminal history during pandemic The Independent 4/12/2020 News West Midlands Police named one of the UK’s most inclusive employers West Midlands Police has been named one of the UK's most inclusive employers in a list compiled by a panel of expert judges. Express & Star 4/12/2020 News Met chief defends ‘strong record’ after claims of race crisis Cressida Dick says stop and search has helped save young black lives The Guardian 4/12/2020 News Strategic Review phase two: A fundamental rethink of the way society is policed In the latest in a series of articles following up from the UK’s recent N8 Policing Research Partnership conference, Police Foundation Director Rick Muir reiterates the importance of policing and academic partnerships, and outlines the Foundation’s objectives for the second phase of its Strategic Review of Policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/12/2020 Feature, Opinion Would-be partners of dangerous domestic abusers secretly warned by police Women at risk of entering relationships with serial domestic abusers are being secretly warned by police in London, senior officers have revealed. The Independent 4/12/2020 News ‘Overzealous’ police patrol pubs and argue with landlords over Scotch eggs Police have been criticised for their “overzealous” enforcement of the new rules on pubs, after landlords reported officers arguing over whether Scotch eggs were a substantial meal and threw out customers who had finished eating. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 4/12/2020 News Public sector pay rise pause a “betrayal, says Dorset Police Federation Pausing pay rises for police officers over the next year has been described as a “betrayal” by the Dorset Police Federation. Dorset Echo 4/12/2020 News Girl, 14, takes on police over pupils’ right to free speech Police face legal action over an attempt to record non-criminal hate incidents involving children in schools — described as having a “chilling effect” on freedom of speech. The Times - Subscription at source 4/12/2020 News Counter Terrorism Policing launches winter vigilance campaign The police officer responsible for protecting the UK against terror attacks has said that recent incidents across Europe warn us that we must be vigilant against more than Covid-19 this winter. Counter Terrorism Policing 3/12/2020 News Wednesday Webinar: Force develops it’s own PowerApp to support front-line officers dealing with Covid-19 The National Enabling Programme is hosting a webinar on Wednesday 9th December at midday to demonstrate how Kent Police and Essex Police used their standard National Enabling Programmes (NEP) Microsoft build and the existing MOU to rapidly develop and deploy a PowerApp to frontline officers' mobile devices which allows them to complete all the details and automate the recording of engagement and enforcement. National Enabling Programmes 3/12/2020 News Survey on national priorities for the incoming Presidential Administration (Part 1) USA: PERF disseminated a survey on November 23, in which we asked our members to share their views about priorities for the incoming Presidential Administration. As of December 1, more than 375 responses were submitted. Today’s Daily Critical Issues Report provides a summary of the responses to the survey’s first four questions. These questions focused on general priorities for 2021 and beyond, key areas for federal funding, and training and technology needs. Results from the remaining survey questions and further analysis will be provided in upcoming reports. Police Executive Research Forum 3/12/2020 Feature ‘Regulation gap’ for facial recognition technology, law expert says NEW ZEALAND: State surveillance systems have become too powerful and lack controls, researchers warn. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 3/12/2020 News Drug problem ‘seems to be magnified for some reason’ in Regina, police chief says CANADA: 97 apparent overdose deaths year-to-date, first responders taking 3 to 4 overdose calls a day CBC News (Canada) 3/12/2020 News Police facial recognition: New study calls for greater oversight in NZ NEW ZEALAND: A major new legal study on facial recognition has called for more oversight of the controversial technology in New Zealand. It calls for a moratorium on any use of live automatic facial recognition by New Zealand police, which Kiwi cops do not use, but have not ruled out. Stuff (New Zealand) 3/12/2020 News NSW chief cop against ‘legitimising’ drugs AUSTRALIA: NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller has concerns about legitimising drug use but supports a proposal to divert juvenile offenders to rehabilitation programs. Great Lakes Advocate (Australia) 3/12/2020 News ‘Hush’ money: NSW police pay out more than $100m in relation to legal settlements AUSTRALIA: Exclusive: confidentiality clauses prevent victims speaking out about alleged officer misconduct The Guardian 3/12/2020 News «274427452746274727482749275027512752Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
