Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100334 total results. Showing results 55541 to 55560 «277427752776277727782779278027812782Next ›Last » Circular 001/2021: Antique firearms CORRESPONDENCE; Circular providing advice on legislative changes affecting antique firearms. The changes come into effect on 22 March 2021. Home Office 11/3/2021 Report FBI must target white supremacists’ infiltration of police agencies, congressman says USA: Jamie Raskin calls on FBI director to brief Congress on longstanding issue after police officers were involved in Capitol attack The Guardian 11/3/2021 News Intelligent automation: Have you met your new colleagues? Intelligent automation is delivering significant savings, greater efficiency and improved job satisfaction for many forces across England and Wales; Christy Hopkins and Andy Willmer of consultancy Deloitte highlight some of the key benefits already realised by this automated addition to the police workforce. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/3/2021 Feature, Innovation Police raids across Europe after encrypted phone network shut down EUROPE: Belgian, Dutch and French police ‘looked over shoulders’ of gangs after hacking Sky ECC network The Guardian 11/3/2021 News Police ‘tip balance in favour of protesters’ rather than disrupted locals and businesses, watchdog says But campaigners accuse government of ‘staggering assault on right to protest’ as parliament considers controversial new laws The Independent 11/3/2021 News Sarah Everard latest: Met Police officer remains in custody as human remains found in hunt for missing woman Detectives are continuing to question a serving Metropolitan Police officer on suspicion of the murder of Sarah Everard following the discovery of human remains. The Standard 11/3/2021 News Experiences of coercive control among Australian women AUSTRALIA: Awareness of coercive control within the context of abusive intimate relationships is greater than ever before in Australia. [pdf] Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 11/3/2021 Research article Getting the balance right? An inspection of how effectively the police deal with protests On 21 September 2020, the Home Secretary commissioned us to conduct an inspection into how effectively the police manage protests. This followed several protests, by groups including Extinction Rebellion, Black Lives Matter and many others. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 11/3/2021 Report Police have been too soft on disruptive protesters, rules watchdog Police have been too soft on disruptive protesters like Extinction Rebellion (XR), a watchdog has ruled, as it said officers should not take the knee at demonstrations. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 11/3/2021 News Hate crime bill set to pass despite claims law fails to protect women A new hate crime bill is set to become law in Scotland after the justice secretary overcame arguments from several feminist MSPs who said the legislation failed to protect women. The Times - Subscription at source 11/3/2021 News Police insist women are safe as remains discovered in Sarah Everard search Dame Cressida Dick, Britain’s most senior police officer, tried last night to reassure women they were safe walking the streets after one of her officers was arrested on suspicion of murdering the marketing manager Sarah Everard. The Times - Subscription at source 11/3/2021 News Public feel confident police respond fairly and proportionately to incidents, but questions remain around use of stop and search While most people believe the UK police respond in a fair and proportionate way when dealing with the public on incidents, recent research commissioned by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) suggests nearly half of those surveyed think stop and search is either not applied as it should be or is unnecessary. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 10/3/2021 News Giving offenders opportunities to change, and the skills to rebuild their lives As the Government introduces a new Bill to bring about sentencing reforms, the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners, (APCC) has launched a new report which demonstrates how Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) are ending the revolving door of crime by ensuring those offenders who want to turn their lives around and stay out of prison get the help and support they need to do so. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 10/3/2021 News New rules to put spotlight on crime-solving ‘performance’ of gardaí REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The “performance” of gardaí when investigating crimes is set to be recorded for the first time, and members of the force will be obliged to explain why a crime they were investigating was not solved. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 10/3/2021 News Police dodge questions about facial recognition technology use – accused of taking photos of innocent youth NEW ZEALAND: There are growing suspicions facial recognition technology is being used on police photographs of innocent young people. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 10/3/2021 News Dialogue: Police Commissioner Andrew Coster on criticism and intelligence-gathering NEW ZEALAND: Is it just me, or are we having trouble making up our minds about what we want? NZ Herald (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 10/3/2021 Feature, Opinion Police Commissioner Andrew Coster asks for clarity over intelligence gathering NEW ZEALAND: Police Commissioner Andrew Coster is asking for greater clarity from New Zealanders about what they see as acceptable intelligence gathering by police. He said this week the police had been criticised both for undertaking routine intelligence collection and for failing to undertake routine intelligence collection. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 10/3/2021 News NSW Police Force commences SMS geo-targeting for high-risk missing persons AUSTRALIA: The NSW Police Force will commence utilising an SMS geo-targeting alert system to assist police in locating high-risk missing persons across the state. New South Wales Police Force 10/3/2021 News Botched no-knock raids prompt calls to limit police tactic CANADA: Police forces across Canada are conducting hundreds of no-knock raids each year to execute search warrants despite growing concern about the trampling of charter rights, an investigation by CBC's The Fifth Estate has found. These raids, also called dynamic entries, involve heavily armed police barging into a home unannounced. Stun grenades that explode at ear-splitting decibels are often used. CBC News (Canada) 10/3/2021 News Justice minister tells Lethbridge police to shape up or face intervention CANADA: The Alberta government has told the Lethbridge Police Service to shape up or it will step in, the chief said Wednesday as he addressed "recent complaints" about the force — including that multiple employees undertook potentially unauthorized searches of a cabinet minister's personal information on police databases. CBC News (Canada) 10/3/2021 News «277427752776277727782779278027812782Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
