Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100327 total results. Showing results 55461 to 55480 «277027712772277327742775277627772778Next ›Last » The US centre behind most of Ireland’s online child sex abuse prosecutions REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: America’s NCMEC has alerted gardaà to 13,612 suspected cases of abuse since 2019 The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 13/3/2021 News Review under way into low rate of sexual crime being solved REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The low rate of sexual crimes being detected, or solved, is of particular concern and a review was being carried out to establish why so many of the offences were going unsolved, the Policing Authority has said. The Garda SÃochána oversight agency added that the Garda force had responded to the Covid-19 pandemic with great professionalism and agility. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 13/3/2021 News ‘When will we have peace?’ Grief and outrage at three Indigenous deaths in custody in a week AUSTRALIA: As an inquest handed down findings into a death three years ago, more families were left bereaved, prompting fresh calls for reforms The Guardian 13/3/2021 News Peel police chief complains about justice system after Brampton man charged with 25 firearms offences CANADA: Peel's police chief has taken to Twitter to complain about the courts releasing people repeatedly charged with violent offences, after 25 charges were laid against a Brampton man in a firearms investigation. CBC News (Canada) 13/3/2021 News A police reform crossroads USA: A crime wave continues to roil American cities, but Democrats’ outlook is the same as last summer: Their priority is to restrict policing rather than strengthen it. Last week the House moved on that goal by passing a bill that would leave officers less room to maintain public order. Republicans are countering with a compromise that preserves the worthy parts of the plan, and Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s willingness to reach a deal will reveal her party’s real interest in public safety. Wall Street Journal (USA) 13/3/2021 Feature, Opinion Appointment of new Cheshire Police chief constable approved Cheshire’s police and crime panel has approved the appointment of Mark Roberts as Cheshire Police’s new chief constable. His posting was confirmed during the body’s virtual meeting yesterday, Friday. He will leave his current post as deputy chief constable at South Yorkshire Police when current incumbent Darren Martland retires this spring. Warrington Guardian 13/3/2021 News Fed says inquiries should be more ‘timely’ following Briggs inquest Bedfordshire Federation's Secretary has said 'a cloud has been unfairly hanging over' her colleagues since 2013. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/3/2021 News Green light for new policing hub for Cambridgeshire Constabulary Cambridgeshire Constabulary has been given the go ahead to build a new police hub on the outskirts of the village of Milton, just north of the city of Cambridge. Police Professional 13/3/2021 News Serving MPS officer charged with murder of Sarah Everard A Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officer has appeared at Westminster magistrates’ court this morning (March 13) and been charged with the kidnap and murder of Sarah Everard. Police Professional 13/3/2021 News Police told they cannot waive Covid rules for Sarah Everard vigils Police chiefs’ organisation tells forces they must not ignore guidance banning gatherings The Guardian 13/3/2021 News Sarah Everard latest: Accused killer remanded in custody Met Police officer Wayne Couzens appeared at Westminster Magistrates Court on Saturday The Standard 13/3/2021 News US could face a simmering, chronic domestic terror problem, warn security experts Several US security experts say they now consider domestic extremism a greater threat to the country than international terror. Luis De la Calle examines the elements currently present in US society that could produce what he describes as a low-intensity terrorist conflict led by dissatisfied far-right groups who believe further violence is the only way to counter what they see as federal overreach. Policing Insight 13/3/2021 Analysis, Feature Do Patron Bans Act As A Deterrent to Future Anti-Social Offending? An Analysis of Banning and Offending Data From Victoria, Australia Police-imposed patron bans seek to reduce alcohol-related harm in and around licensed premises. This study examined the offending records of people who received bans and explored whether anti-social offences reduced after the imposition of a police-imposed ban. A de-identified dataset was obtained from Victoria Police, comprising persons who received police-imposed bans in one Australian city between 2010 and 2017. Analyses were conducted to examine charging histories and offence types before and after receipt of the ban. Of those who received bans, 70.7% had recorded offences before the ban. The median number of charges before and after receiving a ban were not significantly different with respect to both anti-social behaviours and other behaviours. However, when examining short term effects (two years prior and post receiving a ban), there was a significant increase in anti-social offending, specifically public order offences (d = 0.67), after receiving a ban compared to before. Most of the ban recipients had an established record of anti-social behaviours. As a short-term sanction which limits access to specific locations, Victoria’s police-imposed bans do not appear to deter recipients from repeat offending or change already established patterns of anti-social behaviours. Consideration should be given to extending the permissible length of bans and to ensuring more effective enforcement. In addition, alternative interventions or diversions for those with a record of anti-social offending, which could be initiated on-the-spot, may be more effective in reducing undesirable behaviours in and around licensed premises. Policing and Society - Registration at source 13/3/2021 Research article Police force seeks specialist officer to bring dognappers to heel They will be the type of officer that never misses a lead and is ready to investigate dog theft day or night. The Times - Subscription at source 13/3/2021 News Sarah Everard: Victims will shape harassment policy, insists Priti Patel Priti Patel is considering new laws to protect women against sexual harassment in public after the suspected murder of Sarah Everard. The Times - Subscription at source 13/3/2021 News Waiting with mental-health patients at hospital taking too much police time: councillor CANADA: Victoria police officers are still wasting too much time at Royal Jubilee Hospital waiting to hand over people who have been apprehended under the Mental Health Act as a danger to themselves or others, Coun. Stephen Andrew says. Police have to remain with the patients — sometimes for hours — until they can be assessed by a doctor, and that’s taking officers off the streets and putting a strain on the department’s resources, Andrew says. Times Colonist (Canada) 12/3/2021 News Police Commissioner says government let him hold paid role on bank board AUSTRALIA: NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller says the government allowed him to have a paid role on the board of the Police Bank, in a revelation weeks after he was reportedly blocked from a remunerated position with the Australian Rugby League Commission following legal advice. Mr Fuller told a parliamentary hearing on Friday he received no legal advice about whether he could sit on the board of the Police Bank while at the same time serving as the state’s top lawman but had regardless been given the green light by his employer, the NSW government, to do so. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 12/3/2021 News ‘I hope justice systems change’: NSW Police Commissioner wants rape law reform AUSTRALIA: NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller says the force is reviewing the appropriateness of terminating a sexual assault investigation where the victim has withdrawn a complaint amid the allegations surrounding federal Attorney-General Christian Porter. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 12/3/2021 News Saskatoon police body-camera pilot to roll out in early 2022; about 40 in initial phase CANADA: The 2021 police budget included a $491,000 allocation for the body-worn camera pilot. Saskatoon Star Phoenix (Canada) 12/3/2021 News Ottawa police issue warning about ‘crisis’ with overdoses; officers respond to 91 drug overdoses so far in 2021 CANADA: OTTAWA -- The Ottawa Police Service is issuing a warning about an "alarming number" of overdoses in the city this year. Officers have responded to 91 calls for service involving drug overdoses so far in 2021. Police say, "Tragically, 21 people have died in these cases." CTV News (Canada) 12/3/2021 News «277027712772277327742775277627772778Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
